Jen.
That it consists of memory where our consciousness (thoughts, experiences) resides.
As an independent and self-determined action of a person.
Confucius.
It believes in 'No Self'.
Heart of compassion, heart of righteousness, heart of propriety, heart of wisdom.
Dr. Enriquez, also known as Doc E.
Psychology born out of the experience, thought, and orientation of Filipinos.
It either transmigrates to a new life or attains release from existence.
Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.
Form, sensation, perception, mental formation, and awareness or consciousness.
Impressions and ideas.
Through the 'Bundle Theory of Personal Identity', where the mind is a bundle of perceptions and experiences linked by causation and resemblance.
Reason and reflection.
Id, ego, and superego.
Buddhism believes in 'Anatta' or non-self, which suggests no permanent soul.
It suggests that the ego is influenced by unconscious drives and conflicts.
Yes, knowing someone by name does not guarantee understanding their feelings or motivations.
The understanding of the self from a spiritual and existential perspective.
The concept of 'Kapwa', which encompasses both 'self' and 'others'.
The particular characteristics of the self that determine an individual’s uniqueness.
Applications like Zoom, Discord, and Google Meet.
He insists that the human being is a composite of body and soul, and that the soul cannot be separated from the body.
Love of wisdom.
No, the self cannot be identified with any one part nor is it the total of the parts.
Aristotle.
Yes, it is normal.
To understand the self is to 'know thyself'.
One’s knowledge and understanding of their own learning, character, motivation, and capabilities.
Having or reflecting knowledge, information, or intelligence.
Socrates.
Fifth century BCE.
He diverged from Plato, emphasizing individuality and the three parts of the soul.
Li.
Chih.
The self is nothing more than the mental perceptions available to our memory.
A Filipino can better understand himself and improve his life.
Self-examination; 'an unexamined life is not worth living'.
Yi.
Freud's structures of personality are similar to Aristotle's tripartite soul.
They give meaning based on the principles of cause and effect.
The capacity to comprehend fully and deeply a thing, concept, or situation.
The search for what it is to be human does not exist.
It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and understanding one's identity.
Aristotle.
An individual’s character or behavior.
Through the Socratic Method, involving dialogue between the soul and itself.
Self-knowledge, self-activity, self-independent of the senses, self-identity, and self-image.
Atman, which means 'soul or breath'.
The universal self that is identical with the core of personality.
The absolute that underlies the workings of the universe.
A thinking intelligent being that has reason and reflection, recognizing itself over time and space.
He suggests that the self is formed from various mental impressions and ideas rather than a singular essence.
November 24, 1942.
It means 'I think, therefore I am,' emphasizing that the self is a thinking person.
As a consciousness that forms our thinking and guides our behavior.
As 'pre-self' or 'potential-self'.
The inner self, including internal attributes like abilities, skills, and natural intelligence.
A mental picture of an individual that is resistant to change over time regarding their abilities and personality.
To study and seek answers to fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, logic, and language.
There is no permanent, underlying substance that can be called the 'soul'.
As the union of elements such as body, emotions, thoughts, and sensations that constitute a person's individuality and identity.
The impermanence and non-self nature of existence.
