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Atman means a Hindu 'soul'. :) The spiritual life principle of the universe, especially when regarded as inherent in the real self of the individual.

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In Hinduism, atman is the individual soul or essence of a person, believed to be eternal and unchanging. It is the innermost self, distinct from the physical body and mind, and is considered to be part of Brahman, the ultimate reality in the universe. Understanding the atman is essential in achieving spiritual liberation or moksha.


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The state of enlightenment which is reached when the cycle of samsara is broken?

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What was the atman according to the Hindu religon?

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Is brahman and atman identical?

The Brahman is the original, spirit of the world, it is effectively the creator. The Atman is basically our soul, and it is immortal. The atman is part of the Brahman, that has 'split' from the Brahman, and has been trapped inside our bodies. It is the main focus of Hinduism to release the Atman back into the Brahman, in a process known as Moksha.