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Nurturing The Whole Being An Indian Perspective

NIOS · Class 10 · Psychology

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Card 1Personality

What does personality mean in the Indian perspective?

Answer

Personality is not only the body or outer appearance. It includes physical, social, and spiritual levels of life. The real core is consciousness, or Atman, which is eternal and immutable.

Card 2Personality

What is the origin of the word personality?

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The word personality comes from the Latin word persona, which means a mask worn by actors in Greek and Roman theatres so that one actor could play several roles.

Card 3Atman

Why is Atman considered the real core of personality?

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Atman is considered the real core because it is the self or consciousness. It is separate from the body, mind, and other outer layers. It is described as eternal and unchanging.

Card 4Trigunas

What are the three gunas?

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The three gunas are Sattwa, Rajas, and Tamas. Sattwa represents light, Rajas represents dynamism, and Tamas represents lethargy or inertia. Every person contains all three in different degrees.

Card 5Trigunas

How does human development move through the three gunas?

Answer

Human development is seen as movement from Tamas to Rajas and then to Sattwa. The highest stage is above all three gunas. This shows growth from inertia toward activity, and then toward light and bala

Card 6Sattwik personality

Describe a Sattwik person.

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A Sattwik person functions moderately in eating and sleeping, meditates regularly, and treats work as worship. Such a person is loved by people and radiates the light of knowledge. Examples include Gu

Card 7Rajasik personality

Describe a Rajasik person.

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A Rajasik person is very active, dynamic, and addicted to work. Such a person becomes restless without work, likes spicy food, enjoys entertainment, and is often found in the business world.

Card 8Tamasik personality

Describe a Tamasik person.

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A Tamasik person does not like to work, gets up late, and is considered a failure in life. Such a person is often seen as dirty, idle, and lethargic, and is usually disliked by others.

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