Antahkarana (Inner Physical Instrument)

Antahkarana, in the context of the Philosophy of Mind, refers to the inner instrument or the mental apparatus that mediates between the external world and the conscious self. It is considered a complex system within Indian philosophy, particularly in Vedanta, which consists of four main components: Manas (mind), Buddhi (intellect), Chitta (memory), and Ahankara (ego).

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