Yoga differs from most comparable Western schools of…
““Yoga differs from most comparable Western schools of dualism by regarding not just the physical body but also the mind, ego, and all cognitive functions as belonging to the realm of inert matter.””
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Yoga treats body, mind, ego, and cognition as material phenomena, contrasting Western dualism that separates mind and matter.
In simple terms: Yoga sees all aspects as physical.
Recognize mind‑body unity.
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When to use this quote
- personal health
- meditation practice
- psychological therapy
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Questions to Reflect On
- Does this view change your meditation?
- What implications for mental health?
Western dualism often emphasizes non‑material mind.