The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (964 page)
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Hatto
(dharma-hall)
:
(dharma-hall)
:
TOHaumai
(Pañj
b
, ‘ego’). In the Sikh
Gur
s'
teachings, something in human nature akin to self-centred pride, although there is no satisfactory English equivalent. It is the dominant force in the
manmukh
(unregenerate person), obscuring the path towards union with God.
b, ‘ego’). In the SikhGur
s'teachings, something in human nature akin to self-centred pride, although there is no satisfactory English equivalent. It is the dominant force in the
manmukh
(unregenerate person), obscuring the path towards union with God.
Haurvatat and Ameretat
(two of the Holy Immortals)
:
(two of the Holy Immortals)
:
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