How Ancient India Mapped the Mind’s Hidden Perceptions
Happy & Simple Living Spiritual Not Religious Spirituality and philosophy Tacit KnowledgeBlending ancient Indian wisdom with modern neuroscience, the exploration reveals how the Rishis’ deep understanding of the senses—gross and subtle—anticipated many sensory modalities now recognized by science. From the Bhagavad Gita’s vision of the self mastering the senses, to Patanjali’s pratyahara and Ayurveda’s reliance on inner perception, the journey uncovers a unified view of human perception as both a physical and metaphysical bridge between self and universe. By integrating these insights into meditation, education, health, and conscious living, individuals can cultivate a richer sensory map, deepen self-awareness, and align with the timeless pursuit of harmony between mind, body, and cosmos.
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