obstinacy; self-attachment
Buddhist term for clinging to a false sense of self, often seen as a root of suffering.
In Buddhism, letting go of self-attachment is considered the path to enlightenment.
atman; the self; ego
In Buddhist philosophy, the illusory permanent self that is denied by the doctrine of anātman.
The teaching of 'all phenomena are without self' explains that there is no substantial entity called the self.
injury; wound · mishap; mistake; unexpected loss
ego; self · self; ego · ego
self-taught method; one's own way; one's own style
selflessness; self-effacement · anatta; anatman; non-self
I alone am the honored one · self-conceit; self-centeredness; vainglory
selfishness; self-interest
self and others; both sides; one's side and the other side
trance; ecstasy; self-oblivion
self-serving interpretation; arguing to suit oneself; drawing water to one's own field
ego; self
self and others; oneself and others
other self; other mind; alter ego
the self; the ego
self-interest; selfishness
egotism; obstinacy; self-attachment
selfishness; personal bias; one's own feelings
self-will; obstinacy
selfish mind; egoistic view
selflessness; self-effacement; self-abandonment
From Middle Chinese 我 (ngaX, 'I, me, self'). Used in Buddhist texts to translate Sanskrit ātman.