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Hindu philosophy
Hindu philosophy encompasses a diverse range of metaphysical and spiritual traditions originating in the Indian subcontinent, including concepts like Maya (cosmic illusion), Brahman (ultimate reality), and various schools of thought on consciousness and liberation.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche draws on Hindu philosophical concepts—particularly Maya and the nature of reality—to frame consciousness as layered and illusory, exploring how perception shapes what we believe to be true. These ideas anchor discussions about spiritual awakening and the mechanics of how consciousness constructs experience.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside Hindu philosophy
consciousnessConsciousness is the subjective experience of awareness, perception, and self-reflection—the capacity to observe, process, and respond to reality and one's own inner states.spiritual awakeningSpiritual awakening is the process of gaining conscious awareness of one's true nature, divine purpose, and place within a greater cosmic or spiritual order—often involving transformation, threshold crossing, and liberation from limited perspectives.mayaMaya is the philosophical concept of illusion or veil that obscures perception of ultimate reality, foundational to Hindu and Buddhist metaphysics. It describes the way the material world and individual ego are understood as illusory constructs rather than fundamental truth.illusionIllusion is the philosophical concept that perceived reality—including the material world, individual identity, and separation—may be veiling a deeper, truer nature of existence.Buddhist philosophy
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