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Self-Realization

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Self-realization

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Health realization
'''Health realization''' (HR) is a [[psychology|psychological]] model that focuses on the innate Health realization is a model of [[psychology]] that emphasizes the inherent mental health wit

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Self-realisation
#REDIRECT [[Self-realization]]

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Ohm
== Realization ==

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Aware
(sometimes followed by `of') having or showing knowledge or understanding or realization or perception; aware or knowing: bearing in mind; attentive to

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Zensho
...d philosophy, emphasizing the importance of direct experience and personal realization over theoretical knowledge. ...this sense, is not just an intellectual understanding but an experiential realization that transcends ordinary distinctions and conceptual thinking.

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Health realization
'''Health realization''' (HR) is a [[psychology|psychological]] model that focuses on the innate Health realization is a model of [[psychology]] that emphasizes the inherent mental health wit

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Ampère
== Realization ==

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Tantrism
...bining elements of Hinduism and paganism; doctrine of enlightenment as the realization of the oneness of one's self and the visible world; combines elements of Hi

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Right to Food Guidelines
...ted Nations to develop the Voluntary Guidelines to support the progressive realization of the Right to Adequate Food in the Context of National Food Security, com ...governance, accountability, and the participation of civil society in the realization of the right to food.

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Moksha
...the path of meditation. It is considered the royal path that leads to self-realization. ...ism, liberation or ''Moksha'' is achieved through realization of the self, realization of the universe, and the innate ''[[Tirthankara]]'' nature. In Sikhism, ''M

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Nisargadatta Maharaj
...beyond the physical and mental identities. According to Nisargadatta, the realization of one's true self leads to liberation ([[Moksha]]) from the cycle of birth ...ty, often using conversational methods to guide his followers towards self-realization. His teachings stress the significance of detachment from the material worl

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Fana
...e and is achieved through various paths such as yoga, meditation, and self-realization. In this state, the individual transcends the cycle of birth and death, att ...attain nirvana, which is characterized by the cessation of desires and the realization of the true nature of reality.

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Ramana Maharshi
...[[Atma Vichara]]), through the question "Who am I?", to bring about direct realization of the Self. He has been regarded as one of the most important spiritual te ...he experienced a profound, spontaneous awakening to his true nature. This realization occurred after a sudden fear of death led him to introspect deeply about th

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Enlightenment
...ordinary perception. In a spiritual context, it often refers to a profound realization or insight. In a historical context, it refers to the [[Age of Enlightenmen ...]] in Buddhism or [[moksha]] in Hinduism, is a state of profound spiritual realization or insight. It is often described as a state of liberation from suffering a

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Sahaja
...In spiritual contexts, Sahaja refers to a state of spontaneous and natural realization or enlightenment. This concept is central to many spiritual practices and p ...as the innate potential within every individual to achieve a state of self-realization or enlightenment without strenuous effort or artificial means. It is consid

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Paramahansa Yogananda
...ings of [[meditation]] and [[Kriya Yoga]] through his organization, [[Self-Realization Fellowship]] (SRF) / [[Yogoda Satsanga Society of India]] (YSS). He is best ...marked the beginning of his work in the United States. He founded the Self-Realization Fellowship in 1920 to disseminate his teachings on the ancient science of K

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Salvation
...on from the cycle of birth and death (samsara). It is achieved through the realization of the true nature of the self and the universe. ...rth. It is achieved through the practice of the [[Eightfold Path]] and the realization of the [[Four Noble Truths]].

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Autobiography of a Yogi
...d in [[India]] to his years in [[America]] where he established the [[Self-Realization Fellowship]]. The book is renowned for its detailed accounts of Yogananda's ...unity of all religions, the importance of [[Kriya Yoga]] in attaining self-realization, and the interconnectedness of all life. Yogananda's narrative is intersper

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Transphonologization
...tion''' is a linguistic phenomenon that involves the change of a phoneme's realization in a specific phonetic context to a new phoneme. This process is also known ...nment]]''': The phonetic context in which a sound occurs can influence its realization and the potential for phonologization.

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Adi Da
...the Heart" or later "the Way of Adidam," emphasized a method of spiritual realization through devotion to him as an embodiment of the divine. Adi Da's teachings are centered on the idea that spiritual enlightenment or realization is not achieved through effort or traditional spiritual practices but throu

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Advaita Vedanta
...reality ([[Brahman]]). It is one of the classic Indian paths to spiritual realization, with its roots in the [[Upanishads]], which are part of the [[Vedas]], anc ...hrough the direct experience of one's true nature, often described as self-realization or enlightenment.

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