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anubhitti

 "Anubhitti" (Sanskrit: अनुभूति) generally means perception, experience, realization, or apprehension, referring to knowledge or feeling that is directly known or internally realized

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Etymology


The word अनुभूति (anubhitti) comes from the Sanskrit roots anu- 
(“along, after”) and bhūti (“existence, being”), and is related to 
anubhavati (“to experience”). In essence, it conveys the notion of 
coming into contact with or personally apprehending something
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General Meaning


  1. Perception or Feeling: Awareness or experience of sensations or
  2. emotions, either physical or mental
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  3. Realization or Insight: Intellectual or spiritual understanding gained 
  4. through personal observation or contemplative practice
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  5. Knowledge via Pramāṇas: In classical Indian philosophy, "anubhitti" 
  6. can denote knowledge derived from the four sources (pramāṇas) — 
  7. direct perception, inference, comparison, and verbal testimony
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  8. 3 Sources

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Summary


Anubhitti encapsulates the idea of directly knowing or feeling 
something, whether it be through sensory experience, intellectual 
insight, emotional perception, or spiritual realization. This makes it
a key concept in Sanskrit philosophical literature, yoga, and classical 
Indian epistemology
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