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This book aims to shed light on the Originality of the Concept of Samskara, in which ritual, philosophical, and psychological aspects are interwoven. There are many implications of the word in both the Hindu Darsanas and Buddhist thought. Therefore, there are some comparisons with Western Philosophy or Psychoanalysis. An analysis of contexts and texts shows that the concept of Samskara is a universal key for Indian authors in many domains such as Rituals. This book uses Sanskrit texts and Pali texts to help us understand its meaning, connotation, and evaluations. Samskara refers to not only the perfective Hindu Life-cycle rites that imprint the psyche but to all kinds of “psychophysical compositions”, dynamic tendencies and tendencies as well as predispositions habits and traits. These morally qualified residuelle impressions are bodily, vocal and mental, as well as dream and memory-causing causes, and condition that encumber or encumber the mind. While samskaras can be beneficial at the practical level, when they are present in instincts and refined intelligence, they are often considered obstacles to the path of deliverance (moksa). Samskaras play an important role in explaining the unexplicable in the mysterious psycho-cosmological register of Law of karman, and doctrine of samsara. Yoga born antisamskaras are traceless and help to decondition and dis-encumber the psyche. According to the book, samskaras can be factors of cohesion and liaison, intelligibility and mediation, as well as continuity in time and space. They are also factors of bondage, release, and intelligibility.

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