Stream Inner Sense below along a few words with Raíz about the release.
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Their drive is so palpable, as is, at times, their inner sense of systemic oppression.
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As Mercury goes through Gemini, you'll grow even more deeply connected to this inner sense.
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Chi, that inner sense of shame, has been debased to mean merely not having face.
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Unlike your inner sense that always has your best interest at heart without an agenda attached.
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A creative redemption from current conservatism, an inner sense of artistic "activism" in New York re-enacted.
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This week, Raíz release their Inner Sense EP, a 3-track put out on Droid sister label VRV.
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On the contrary, those marked out for political leadership have ethical backbones and an inner sense of purpose.
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Use the power of the Gemini new moon to get in touch with your inner sense of security.
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We have an inner sense that ripe fruits always start as sour ones, and so we nurture them.
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Living simple is a mindset, and more important than the monetary savings, it creates an inner sense of freedom.
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Although I may present as female, the sex I was assigned at birth—my inner sense of who I am—doesn't align with that label.
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I am obsessed with the repeating piano chord on this track, listening to it sounds like what searching for my inner sense of strength feels like.
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Simultaneously, the ordeal ruptures their inner sense of identity and self-reliance, making them, finally, totally emotionally helpless and dependent on the group's particular charismatic Big Brother.
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I owe him for my professional life today, the life I have with my children, and the inner sense of equanimity I am actually able to reach from time to time.
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As she awaits her new diagnosis, Rebecca expresses her excitement to finally be able to eliminate her "inner sense of confusion" and connect with the correct category of mentally ill people.
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There is even disagreement over whether the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which bars discrimination because of sex, also protects gender identity, a person's inner sense of being male or female.
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And in that moment, I felt like someone else was seeing what I had seen in myself: that my inner sense of androgyny was reflected in ways I carried myself like a man.
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Doctors, of course, can't solve the economic, societal and interpersonal challenges that cause unhappiness, but attention to the inner sense of suffering is helpful above and beyond our treatments for the disease itself.
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But she concluded that the strong philosophical arguments in favor of accepting transgender identities should also support the possibility of altering socially defined racial classifications to match people's inner sense of racial identity.
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In other words, a ritual is anything you do on a regular basis (it doesn't need to be every day) that you do for the sole reason of connecting with an inner sense of calm.
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I spent my own teenage years struggling with gender dysphoria, which is the clinical term for the feeling that many trans people experience of having a body that is incongruent with their inner sense of their own gender.
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A study by John Coates, a neuroscientist and former trader at Goldman Sachs, suggested that traders who are more in tune with their bodies' "interoception" (inner sense) and follow their gut feelings can outperform algorithms in high-frequency trading.
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The Sun, your ruling planet, shifts into private water sign Scorpio today, lighting up a very sensitive and domestic sector of your chart, encouraging you to connect with your loved ones, your ancestors, and your inner sense of security.
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Her smile didn't just turn the world on -- it reflected an inner sense of strength and well-being; a sense -- a real sense, not a Hollywood sense -- of how we all could feel and all could make it if we tried.
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A personal note: In 50 years of writing, predominately about sports, I have had the privilege of working with proud photographers who were competing not only against weather and light and time and space and whatever transpired on the field but also against one another, and most importantly, against their own inner sense of style.
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And, perhaps most damning of all, the same forensic psychologist who discovered these and more incriminating facts before the plea agreement was reached, Daniel Martell, also found that Weinstein had been an overweight, bullied child, one who had struggled throughout his life to control an inner sense of rage often planted by such experiences.
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Scott Sturgeon argues against inner-sense theory on the grounds that it could give rise to disorders in which, e.g., one has a first-order perception of red which mis-triggers a second-order sense of "looks orange". But we don't see any such disorders in neurology. More generally, inner-sense and actualist views face the "targetless higher-order representation problem" in which there might be, e.g.
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The last "exterior" sphere—inner sense—posited that education, having provided a means of satisfying one's basic needs, results in inner peace and a keen belief in God.
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Rosenthal's HOT theory of consciousness resembles in some ways the traditional inner-sense theory, on which we are aware of conscious states by perceiving them. This theory has also come to be known as higher- order perception. Rosenthal's theory also resembles somewhat the theory of Franz Brentano, on which our awareness of our own mental states is intrinsic to those states. But the HOT theory avoids various difficulties that face the inner-sense theory, e.g.
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Chapter 2 of the Upanishad describes the state of Jivanmukti, that is "spiritual liberation or freedom in the current life". It is a state, asserts the text, of non-attachment, neither of inactivity, nor of clinging to activities. Freedom is the inner sense of being active when one wants to and without craving for the fruits thereof, and it is the inner sense of not being active when one doesn't. His occupation is neither doing nor non-doing, his true occupation is Self-delight.
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Also called inner-sense theory, this version of higher-order theory proposes that phenomenal consciousness consists not in immediate sensations but in higher- level sensing of those sensations. Or put another way: : A phenomenally conscious mental state is a state with analog/non-conceptual intentional content, which is in turn the target of a higher-order analog/non-conceptual intentional state, via the operations of a faculty of 'inner sense'. One motivation for this approach is that it accounts for phenomenal consciousness absent beliefs or behaviors associated with those experiences—so that, e.g., someone could feel pain without necessarily exhibiting functional reactions to pain.
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In this context, integrity is the inner sense of "wholeness" deriving from qualities such as honesty and consistency of character. As such, one may judge that others "have integrity" to the extent that they act according to the values, beliefs and principles they claim to hold.
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The group toured the United States in 1968 and again in the following year (under the name Inner Sense), McFarlane observed, "by that stage, however, [their] breezy pop had become outmoded in the face of rock's new progressive phase and the band quietly folded." Most of the members returned to Australia. While in the US Inner Sense had worked with the talent management company, DiBlasio, Wald & Day, in Los Angeles, which led to Burton collaborating with fellow Australian, Helen Reddy (her then-husband and manager was Jeff Wald), in early 1971. Two of their co-written tracks, "I Am Woman" and "Best Friend", appeared on her debut album, I Don't Know How to Love Him (May 1971).
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76 so as to cover the idea of the False Body — a falsified sense of one's own body.Susie Orbach, The Impossibility of Sex (Penguin 1999) p. 48 and p. 216 Orbach saw the female false body in particular as built upon identifications with others, at the cost of an inner sense of authenticity and reliability.
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76 so as to cover the idea of the false body – falsified sense of one's own body.Susie Orbach, The Impossibility of Sex (Penguin 1999) pp. 48, 216 Orbach saw the female false body in particular as built upon identifications with others, at the cost of an inner sense of authenticity and reliability.Susie Orbach, in Lawrence Spurling ed.
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Being and Time influenced Alain Badiou's work Being and Event (1988). Roger Scruton writes that Being and Time is "the most complex of the many works inspired, directly or indirectly, by Kant's theory of time as 'the form of inner sense'." He considers Heidegger's language "metaphorical" and almost incomprehensible. Scruton suggests that this necessarily follows from the nature of Heidegger's phenomenological method.
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The struggle between Dąbrowski's three factors reflects this transitional crisis: "Do I follow my instincts (first factor), my teachings (second factor) or my heart (third factor)?" The developmental answer is to transform one's lower instincts (automatic reactions like anger) into positive motivation, to resist rote and social answers, and to listen to one's inner sense of what one ought to do.
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In a book written by Michel Gemingnani, Desportes's son, Gemignani collected tributes from colleagues and students of his mother: "You reaped numerous prizes at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Paris, but you learned to develop an inner sense of beautiful work, music that breathes with the heart, and devotion to others." Marcel Landownski, 14 November 1994, French composer, 1915-1999.Gemignani, 1995, p. 13.
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Arce 1979, p. 188. Cooper's only film in 1946 was Fritz Lang's romantic thriller Cloak and Dagger, about a mild-mannered physics professor recruited by the OSS during the last years of World War II to investigate the German atomic bomb program.Dickens 1970, pp. 204–205. Playing a part loosely based on physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, Cooper was uneasy with the role and unable to convey the "inner sense" of the character.
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But when he hears the yodels of Pierre Pascal, a slightly older cowherd boy in the mountains, and their yodeling consoles each other. Then Pierre's cows wander over to Marcel's mountain, and he is faced with a crisis of conscience that pits his antisocial upbringing with his inner sense of righteousness. Deciding to take the risk of returning Pierre's cows, Marcel sets off a chain of events that leads to a revolution in the village.
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More and more individuals have undergone operations and hormone therapy. They believe that their gender identity, defined as "one's inner sense of being male or female, masculine or feminine", did not match the body they were in. According to Blanchard, "Autogynephilic transsexuals were men who were also sexually attracted to women, but whose paraphilic sexual interest made them want to go farther and permanently change their bodies to become the objects of their attraction".
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435-436 In a Hadith of Ali al- Ridha is came that the despair is the second major sin and the Disappointment is the third major sin and they are different. In the some sources in the difference between these two words are came despair is the internal feel in the person's heart. When this inner sense increases to a degree whereby its effect becomes manifest outwardly and seem obvious to the others, it is named Disappointment.
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In her autobiography, Marion Dougherty recalled casting Dean in the production. She found him "shy and sensitive yet fascinating" and was pleased with his ability to expose his "boyish charm" and "deep-down inner sense of humor" in the production. In December 1991, the production was included in a James Dean festival presented by American Cinematheque in Los Angeles. It was later remastered and released in 2015 as part of the DVD collection, "James Dean: The Lost Television Legacy".
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The fire had a profound effect on those most involved in the project. Jack's sister Eliza wept that night. Charmian London later wrote that Eliza was "scarred to her soul" and that the foreman Forni was "like a father who had lost his child, and in danger of losing his reason". His wife also wrote that "the razing of his house killed something in Jack, and he never ceased to feel the tragic inner sense of loss".
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The first two albums were released by the Hamburg jazz label Nagel Heyer Records, after which they switched to Sony BMG . The album Shades of delight reached number 2 on the German jazz charts. The albums Lyambiko , a collection of flattering jazz standards, and Love… And Then were each awarded a jazz award by the German Phonover Association. In February 2007 the CD Inner Sense was released , to which Lyambiko contributed two songs of its own for the first time.
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He died before it was concluded, and the Consistory shelved the inquiry without reaching a decision. Swedenborg's primary critiques of orthodox theology centred on the tri-personal constructions of the Trinity, the idea of salvation by faith alone, and the vicarious atonement. He revived an allegorical tradition of reading scripture, which he believed was composed in correspondences. He believed in a theory of symbolic values in the literal text, which could produce an inner sense wherein the individual could ascertain the new theology.
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E. Payne, (Open Court Publishing Company, 1997), 7. > "Now just as the subjective correlative to the first class of > representations is the understanding, that to the second the faculty of > reason, and that to the third pure sensibility, so is the subjective > correlative to this fourth class found to be the inner sense, or generally > self-consciousness."Arthur Schopenhauer, On The Fourfold Root of the > Principle of Sufficient Reason, page 212, S 42, trans. E. Payne, (Open Court > Publishing Company, 1997), 8.
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She defended the independence of the Duchy of Parma from France, Spain and Austria, strengthened its inner sense of nationality, supported art, culture and literature and worked efficiently with her ministerial cabinet. Ferdinand did not have political influence, and she openly changed and contradicted his orders and had him sign official state documents for her, including her name in his orders as if they were co-rulers. Duchess Maria Amalia of Parma dressed like the Roman goddess Diana. Portrait by Carlo Angelo dal Verme.
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The wool from the sheep was sent to Bialystok and Lodz wool factory. At the height of its power the town had its own brick factory, and all buildings on the estate were built from their own brick, which became a mark of high quality, especially in 1911. Through donations from the Tolstoy family (MM Tolstoy and his mother OG Tolstoy) a school was built, in which children spent time studying and striving towards an attractive appearance as well as inner sense and beauty.
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They go in to see the client, who turns out to be Johnson. Meeting Israel in jail, Johnson accuses him of divulging privileged communications to collect the reward money, and resolves to torment Israel with the threat of jail time or death. Israel suffers a breakdown in which he becomes a law unto himself becoming both the lawyer and the defendant in one and judges his own actions as unlawful. He reconciles with Maya and Pierce, and tries to motivate them to pursue their inner sense of justice.
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Some religious leaders and clergy find TM to be compatible with their religious teachings and beliefs, while others do not. Wayne Teasdale, a Catholic monk, said that TM "is what is called an open or receptive method" that can be described as giving up control and remaining open in an inner sense. In 1968, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Michael Ramsey, "came to the support of Maharishi's theory". William Jefferson wrote in 1976 that a Jewish Revivalist had called TM "an insidious form of worship" while Trappist monks in Spencer, Massachusetts, had found it useful.
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The new line-up recorded the soundtrack to their Feverhouse film, which was released on video by Factory's video offshoot Ikon Video, and the Trouble Hand EP, before Clarke and Kirby left to form Yargo. Seddon left to form the Inner Sense Percussion Ensemble. As a trio of Walmsley, Massey and Barnish, they released a final EP for Factory, before moving on again. After three further twelve-inch singles, and the video album Wall of Surf, the band split up in 1989 after Massey had formed 808 State, which became the focus of his efforts.
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The Charvaka epistemology holds perception as the primary and proper source of knowledge, while inference is held as prone to being either right or wrong and therefore conditional or invalid. Perceptions are of two types, for Charvaka, external and internal. External perception is described as that arising from the interaction of five senses and worldly objects, while internal perception is described by this school as that of inner sense, the mind. Inference is described as deriving a new conclusion and truth from one or more observations and previous truths.
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A train of the Superman – The Ride virtual reality roller coaster at the Six Flags New England theme park. Riders are wearing Gear VR virtual reality headsets.While virtual reality roller coaster simulations quickly became quite popular after the appearance of the Oculus Rift, it showed that dizziness and motion sickness, known as virtual reality sickness, would be a major problem. This was caused by the offset between the simulated motion in virtual reality and the lack of real motion, as the inner sense of balance wouldn't feel the appropriate forces and turns.
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In medieval terminology these are the used for perception and imagination in animals, and the or apprehendable forms used in the human intellect or . Aristotle also occasionally called the (or one version of it) the (, ). (According to Gregorić, this is specifically in contexts where it refers to the higher order common sense that includes imagination.) Later philosophers developing this line of thought, such as Themistius, Galen, and Al-Farabi, called it the of the senses or sense, apparently a metaphor developed from a section of Plato's Timaeus (70b). Augustine and some of the Arab writers, also called it the "inner sense".
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In 2005, she had another hit single, "Winter", with DT8 Project, which made #35. Her other notable songs include the singles "Time Still Drifts Away" and "Inner Sense" with The Disco Brothers, "Wait for You" with Lost Witness, "Take My Hand" with Jurgen Vries (which peaked at #23) and "Counting Down The Days" with Sunfreakz in 2007 (peaked at #37 on the UK chart). She has appeared on numerous compilation albums worldwide, and continues to feature on many dance tracks around the world. She fronted the Lord Large Experiment with the keyboard player and composer Stephen Large.
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Gaga created a pair of razor-blade sunglasses—which she believed portrayed tough female spirit—to wear in the video, explaining, "It's meant to be, 'This is my shield, this is my weapon, this is my inner sense of fame, this is my monster." Gaga also said that the video shows "how the entertainment industry can, in a metaphorical way, simulate human trafficking – products being sold, the woman perceived as a commodity." The white latex suits in the video were inspired by the wolf costume from the film Where the Wild Things Are. She wore designer Alexander McQueen's high shoes and "Alien" shoes.
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The main issue that can arise from passing is that the individual feels as though they are not being true to themselves, which can create an inner sense of turmoil and lead to psychological strain for the person hiding their identity. Additionally, fears associated with revealing one's invisible stigma (among those who are currently passing) have been shown to lead to a myriad of negative workplace consequences, including lowered job satisfaction, less organizational commitment, and higher turnover intentions. Interpersonal consequences can also arise when an individual is passing by not revealing much personal information in the workplace. These consequences include strained social relationships, social isolation, and limited mentoring opportunities.
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The appeal to teleology dissolves problems with earlier functionalist theories, especially those concerning consciousness. A correct theory of consciousness, on Lycan's view, comprises multiple parts corresponding to the multiple phenomena to which the term ‘consciousness’ is applied. Thus, Lycan defends a higher-order, inner sense theory of awareness, according to which attention mechanisms have the function of monitoring and integrating lower level psychological processes; a pronominal theory of subjectivity, according to which the subjective or perspectival nature of conscious states is a product of the utterly unique semantic role of introspective mental concepts (e.g., ‘I’); a representational theory of qualia, according to which sensory qualities are the intentional objects of sensory representations; and more.
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Varaha Upanishad (, "boar") is a minor Upanishad of Hinduism composed between the 13th and 16th centuries CE. Composed in Sanskrit, it is listed as one of the 32 Krishna Yajurveda Upanishads, and classified as one of 20 Yoga Upanishads. The text has five chapters, structured primarily as a discussion between Vishnu in his Varaha (boar) avatar and the sage Ribhu. The discussion covers the subjects of Tattvas, the nature and relationship between the individual soul (Self, Atman) and the Ultimate Reality (Brahman), the seven stages of learning, the characteristics of Jivanmukti (inner sense of freedom while living), and the four types of Jivanmuktas (liberated persons). The last chapter of the text is dedicated to Yoga, its goals and methods.
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A jivan mukta or muktaThe Vivekacūḍāmaṇi of Śaṅkarācārya Bhagavatpāda: An Introduction and Translation edited by John Grimes "A mukta is a mukta, with or without a body.110 It may be said that a knower of the Self with a body is a Jivan Mukta and when that person sheds the body, he attains Videhamukti. But this difference exists only for the onlooker, not the mukta." is someone who, in the Advaita Vedanta philosophy of Hinduism, has gained and assimilated infinite and divine knowledge and power and gained complete self-knowledge and self-realisation and attained kaivalya or moksha (enlightenment and liberation ), thus is liberated with an inner sense of freedom while living and not yet died.Gavin Flood (1998), An Introduction to Hinduism, Cambridge University Press, , page 92-93Klaus Klostermaier, Mokṣa and Critical Theory, Philosophy East and West, Vol.
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The individual soul is only the reflection of the Atman on the mind; this reflection gives rise to a separate sense of ego. The pure consciousness of the Atman is unchangeable; as the reflection of its consciousness falls upon the mind the mind takes the form of the Atman and appears to be conscious. The mind is able to perceive because it reflects both the Atman and the object of perception (Yoga Sutras IV.21-22). Whereas Padmapada in his Pancapadika and Prakasatman in his Pancapadikavivarna hold that Ishvara and Jiva as reflections of pure consciousness, the reflection that avidya ('nescience') superimposed on Brahman receives, that the reflected image is as real as the prototype, Sarvajnatman in his Samksepasariraka states that Pure Consciousness reflected in nescience is Ishvara and the same pure consciousness reflected in the inner sense is the Jiva on which account Ishvara, as a reflected image, is subject to the defects of avidya in as much as when characterized by nescience the self is construed as a witness; when identified with the intellect, it is taken to be the knower.
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