Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : V, Issue : XII, January - 2016

ANCIENT INDIA 16 SAMSAKARS

Battul S. N., None

DOI : 10.9780/22307850, By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Sanskara (IAST: saṃskāra, now and then spelled samskara) are soul changing experiences in a person's life depicted in old Sanskrit writings, and in addition an idea in the karma hypothesis of Indian theories. The word actually signifies "assembling, making immaculate, getting prepared, to get ready", or "a hallowed or blessing function" in antiquated Sanskrit and Pali writings of India. With regards to karma hypothesis, Sanskara are manners, character or behavioral qualities, that exist as default from birth or arranged and culminated by a man over one's lifetime, that exist as engravings on the subliminal as per different schools of Hindu theory, for example, the Yoga school. These idealized or default engravings of karma inside of a man, impacts that individual's tendency, reaction and perspectives.

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