AHAM BRAHMASMI - "I am Brahman " - a mantra from the Upanishads
AHAMKARA - ego (see also "antahkarana") "
AHIMSA - the principle of non-violence, the refusal to hurt any living being; the first of the five yamas (see "Raja Yoga") ...
Aham/Ahankara
Ego, one of four elements of the mind or antakharna.("I-maker"): the individuation principle, which must be transcended.
Ahimsa ...
Aham brahmâsmi: the vedic aphorism "I am spiritual".
Ahamkâra (Ahankâra): f a l s e e g o derived from being identified with the body is the seat of fear.
AHAM: : "I am"
AJNA: the centre of the consciousness meaning "perception" (THIRD EYE CHAKRA)
ANAHATA CHAKRA: the centre of consciousness at the heart "unstruck" (HEART CHAKRA)
ANANDA: joy, bliss ...
aham annadah, Aham annadah, aham annadah
I am food, I am food, I am food.
I am the eater of food, I am the eater of food, I am the eater of food.
Aham
individuality, the concept of ahamkara - the ego factor which identifies the self with the material environment; identity of the individual being
Ahara ...
aham adih sarvasah I am altogether and in every way the origin. [Gita 10.2]
ahambhava [the state of being "I"].
aham brahma asmi I am brahman ...
Aham vaishvanaro bhootva praninam dehamashritah
Pranapana samayuktah pachmami annum chaturvidham I
(Geeta: 15:14)
Yaga-Mudra Fig - 41 ...
By establishing oneself (as jiva-atma, spiritual soul) in the earnestness of spiritual pursuits, it is possible to transcend the temporal self ("aham-kara" - "I am doer", false ego), limited by desires, fears, memories and mental constructs, ...
"Yasya aham anugrahnami tasya vittam haramyaham." I shall free you from all your pleasure-centres one by one. When the nerves are cut, what pain will you feel? Suppose each nerve is snapped. Can you imagine that pain you will feel?
"Aham Brahmasmi" cannot be realised by the common man. if that were so then we cannot call the realisation of "Aham Brahmasmi'' the highest achievement that Vedanta speaks of.
" This corresponds to "Soham" or "Aham Brahma Asmi" of the Vedantins. People reported to the Badshah that Mansoor was an atheist (Kafir) and that he was always uttering "Anal-haq." The Badshah was quite enraged.
Koham: This word is a combination of Koh (who) and Aham (I) meaning "who I am" . The great Sage Ramana prescribed this method for all those who went to him seeking some solace.
meaning 'I am he' (in English), while divided in still another way it will read 'So-ham,' 'he (is) I' -- Soham being equal to Sah, 'he,' and aham, 'I,' or 'I am he.
 See also: Mind, Spirit, Yoga, Body, Spiritual
  
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