Entity: INNER-SELF
The inner self refers to the emotional, spiritual, and true nature of an individual, distinct from external influences. It encompasses one's mind, soul, beliefs, values, and potential.
INNER-SELF
Etymology
The term 'inner self' combines 'inner', denoting internal or true, with 'self', referring to one's identity or being.
Definition
The inner self is the emotional and spiritual part of an individual, representing their true nature, beliefs, values, and potential.
Historical Context
Throughout history, various philosophical and psychological theories have explored the concept of the inner self, emphasizing self-awareness, introspection, and personal growth.
Cultural Significance
Different cultures and spiritual traditions place importance on connecting with one's inner self for self-discovery, inner peace, and personal development.
Related Concepts
The inner self is closely related to concepts such as self-awareness, self-realization, authenticity, and spirituality.
See Also
- Self-awareness
- Spirituality
- Personal growth
A person's true or internal mind, soul, or nature.