Tattvabodha | Enquiry into the truth Flashcards
Ātman
The true Self, pure consciousness.
Anātmā
The non-Self, everything other than the Ātman.
Satyam
Truth or ultimate reality; unchanging existence.
Mithyā
Illusory or dependent existence.
Sarīra-traya
The three bodies
Pañca-kośa
The five sheaths that cover the Self
Drg-dṛśya-viveka
Discrimination between the seer (subject) and the seen (object)
Jagat
The world, considered transient and illusory.
Sat-Cit-Ānanda
Existence, consciousness, and bliss; the nature of Ātman.
Brahman
The ultimate reality; the infinite and eternal essence
Jīva
The individual self, conditioned by the three bodies.
Āvidyā
Ignorance or delusion, the root of individuality.
Tat Tvam Asi
“That Thou Art,” a mahāvākya (great statement) signifying the identity of Ātman and Brahman.
Mahāvākya
Great statement