The Little Moon Residence

The most common question I get about this article is about the difference between the Sanskrit word “shuddha” and the English word “self-awareness.” The difference? The Sanskrit shuddha is a higher level of consciousness, while the English word self-awareness is less refined, more of a higher-level activity. This article goes into a bit more detail on that.

Shuddha, as I understand it, is more like a higher level of consciousness. It’s the state of being aware of something. It’s in the higher levels of consciousness of one’s body, mind, and heart. Self-awareness, in this context, is when you are aware of your thoughts and emotions. It is also the state of being aware of your innermost thoughts, emotions, and sensations.

What shuddha means is that you are aware of yourself. The word self-awareness is a bit of a misnomer, because it simply means that you are aware of your own thoughts, feelings, and memories. The word self-awareness is much more than that, though. It is the state of being aware of your thoughts, feelings, and memories, the state of being aware of the innermost thoughts, emotions, and sensations.

Shuddha is the state in which we are aware of our innermost thoughts, feelings, and sensations. It is a state of being aware of the innermost thoughts, emotions, and sensations. We have all been in shuddha somewhere, at some point in our life. We may not have been consciously aware of them, but that doesn’t mean that we weren’t aware of them.

In fact when we are in shuddha, we can’t even think about anything except this, “I am aware of this.” When we are in shuddha we can’t even think about anything else. We have no idea what we are thinking, feeling, or experiencing. We are just in that state, and we find ourselves floating in this state, thinking of nothing. We don’t know why.

This is a common theme in self-awareness that is often used to describe how we might find ourselves in shuddha. A person who is in shuddha for a long time has no way of knowing why they are in shuddha. The thought that something happened that made them feel this way is too hard to comprehend. We may not even know why we are in shuddha at all. Sometimes, it feels like we have just come through a portal.

We may not even know why we are in shuddha, at all. Sometimes, it feels like we have just come through a portal. It feels like we are standing in the middle of a big ocean and the world is slowly turning and turning and turning and we cant see the bottom.