Spiritual aspects of human self-identification in the context of the puranic vedic treatises

2021

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DOI 10.26577//jpcp.2020.v74.i4.01
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Abstract

Spiritual comprehension of one’s own place in this world, awareness of oneself, one’s own missionby the human community and an individual human unit in particular, is of everlasting importance. Sincethe presence of self-identification is a kind of acquisition of the frame of the personality, the value guideline,the personality should first of all find answers to these questions and only then live in this world.But the rapid course of daily events, the existence in the plane of consumer values, constantly changingevents does not allow a person to acquire a conscious state in the development of this issue.The article aims to expand the boundaries of self-awareness as a person through the ancient Indianknowledge of man, his spiritual component, in terms of the ancient Puranas, Srimad-Bhagavatam – thequintessence of Vedic knowledge.The study of the topic of self-identification of the human person in the spiritual aspect through theprism of ancient Eastern philosophical sources, since the truth should be sought in antiquity, contains thescientific significance of the work. It is obvious that the research and inventions of subsequent generationsof philosophers formed the state of the worldview crisis of modern society. Any stable worldviewpresupposes the presence of a clear position on the issue of a person’s self-identification; accordingly,the root of the problems should be sought in who the person believes himself to be. The Puranic scripturesconsider the answer to this question to be meaningful, since depending on this, a life paradigm, aworldview perspective will be built.The value of this study consists in studying the topic of self-identification, which is manifested inthe modern world extremely vaguely or not at all studied, which gives rise to spiritual, personal andideological crises. The special value of the work in the application of ancient oriental sacred texts forsolving modern problems, this testifies to the practicality of the ancient texts of the ancient civilizationof Bharata-Varsha.The study of Puranic texts will allow us to correlate modern paradigms of the worldview with otherpoints of view and take into account the importance of the spiritual platform of human nature, whichmeans awareness of oneself as a soul.Key words: self-identification, spirituality, Vedas, ancient Indian philosophy, worldview.