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man (and its corollary, almost neglected in the West: the "de-conditioning") is the central problem of Indian thought. From the Upanishads, India did not feel worried mds than one problem, and large: the structuring of the human condition. (What he has done that, not without reason, that all Indian philosophy has been and is still "existentialist.") Europe would have interest in learning because: 1) what India has thought of the multiple "conditioning" human, 2 °) how I approach the problem of temporality and historicity of man, 3 °) solution found for the anguish and despair, inevitably triggered by the notion of temporality, the parent of all " constraints. India is dedicated, with unparalleled rigor on the other hand, to analyze various human condition. We hasten to add that he did not to reach a precise and coherent explanation of man you (such as in Europe in the nineteenth century, when it was believed to explain the man's hereditary or social conditioning), but to know far areas ranging swim conditions of human beings and see if there is something even beyond these con-ditions. It is for this reason that, long before the deep psychology of the sages and ascetics Indians felt compelled to explore the dark areas of the subconscious, had found that the physiological condition, social, cultural and religious were relatively fdciles to delimit and therefore, to dominate, the major obstdculos for ascetic and contemplative life arose from the activity of the subconscious, of vasana samskara and "impregnation", "waste", "latency" which is what the psychology of what designated as deep content and structure-tions of the subconscious. Moreover, this anticipation is not pragmdtica certain modern psychological techniques as really valuable, but their use in order to "deconditioning" of man. Since knowledge of the systems of "conditioning" could not, as far as India, have your goal in itself, it was important not knowledge, but the master, is working with the contents of the subconscious to "burn . Already truth through yoga methods that hopes to reach such amazing results. And these results are primarily of interest to the psychologists and philosophers of Europe, That we understand well: it is not in any way pro-prdctica Yoga put to European scholars, which otherwise is difficult mds glimpse of what some fans, or pro-set to various Western disciplines, the application of the me-yoga or taking all their ideology. Another approach seems fruitful mds mu-cho, which is to study it carefully mds possible the results obtained by such methods of exploring the psyche. All immemorial experience concerning the human con-duct is generally offered to European researchers, would be unwise, at least not draw out of it. Mds As mentioned above, the problem of the human condition, ie temporality and historicity of human beings, super-carriers are at the core of European thought and obsessed same problem from the outset, the Indian philosophy. It is true that the terms found in this "history" and "historicity" in the sense that currently have in Europe, and rarely found-ing the word "temporary." Moreover, it was impossible Encon-trarlos under a precise description of "History" and "historicity". But the important thing is not the identity of philosophical terminology: it suffices that the problems are homologous. However, it is wise mu-cho atrds time that Indian thought attaches considerable importance to the concept of Maya, which resulted, quite rightly, by illusion, cosmic illusion, illusion, magic, becoming, unreality, and so on. But, mds observe closely, we realize that Maya is "illusion" because it participates in the Self, because it is "becoming", "temporality" cosmic evolution, certainly, but also historical events. It is therefore possible that India has not ignored the relationship between illusion, temporality

and human suffering, though in general have expressed their wise that suffering in cosmic terms, we realize, on reading them with due attention, they thought of human suffering as a "becoming" is "conditioned by the structures of temporality. We have tried and that problem (Symbolisme religieux et angoisse, collective volume. Goisse L'an-du temps present et les devoirs de l'esprit. Inter-national meetings in Geneva, 1953) and we shall return to it. What the modern Western philosophy called "being in situation", "consist of temporality and historicity," is to-parallel in Indian thought "existence in the Maya." If you reach-ing to approve the two horizons flosoficos-Indian and western-everything India from thinking about the Maya offers some today for us. We will realize this when reading, for example, the Bhagavad-Gita, the andlisis of human existence takes place in a language that is familiar: the illusion Maya is not only cos-economic, but also and primarily historical, not only existence in the eternal cosmic evolution, but especially life in the Tieme-po and in history. Bhagavad-Gita for the problem arose, just as in Christianity, in these terms: HOW you solve the paradoxical situation created by the dual fact that the man on the one hand, is in the time devoted to history Std and on the other side knows that SERD "doomed" if they become consumed with the temporality and historicity, and that, therefore, must find at any price, in the world, a path leading to a trans-historical and a-plan temporary? It leerd mds forward the discussion of the problems posed by the Bhagavad-Gita, but noted that they all represent different solutions applica-tions of Yoga. Thus we find here too, Yoga. Indeed, the third point above mds, concerning Western philosophy, namely the solution proposed by India to trigger panic-nothing for the discovery of our temporality and historicity, the means by which one can remain in the world without being "consumed" by Time and by history, the answers provided by Indian thought imply mds or less directly, some knowledge of yoga. We calculate, therefore, the interest it represents for European scholars and philosophers, familiarity with this problem. Again, it is not accepted, quite simply, one of the solutions offered by India. Spiritual value, not acquired as a new brand of automotive vile. Above all, there is neither philosophical nor syncretism "Hinduization", let alone for this heinous hybridity "spiritual" inaugu-pared by the Theosophical Society and continued, aggravated by the Innu merables pseudo-morph contempordneas. The problem is com-plicated mds: it is important to know and understand a thought that occupies a front row position in the history of universal spirituality. It is important to know now, because on the one hand, it is now, having been overtaken by the rhythm of His-tory all cultural provincialism, we are compelled-both Europeans and non Europeans to think in terms of World History and forge universal spiritual values and, moreover, is only now that the problem of the situation of man in the world dominates the European philosophical consciousness. Now this problem is super-carriers at the heart of Indian thought. Perhaps the philosophical didlogo behave, especially at first, some disappointments: many researchers and philosophers consider podrdn western Indian andlisis a little simplistic, and ineffective solutions proposals. All technical terminology tax-true tradition is spiritual, not without a lexicon: it is possible that such western philosophers regard as outmoded, rough, damaged the Indian philosophical lexicon. But these risks are minor didlogo. Major findings of aca-bardn Indian thought to be recognized, under the guise of philosophical lexicon, and despite the. It is impossible, for instance, no notice of one of the great discoveries mds India: the witness-consciousness, self awareness of their physiological

and human suffering, though in general have expressed their wise that suffering in cosmic<br />

terms, we realize, on reading them with due attention, they thought of human suffering as<br />

a "becoming" is "conditioned by the structures of temporality. We have tried and that<br />

problem (Symbolisme religieux et angoisse, collective volume. Goisse L'an-du temps<br />

present et les devoirs de l'esprit. Inter-national meetings in Geneva, 1953) and we shall<br />

return to it. What the modern Western philosophy called "being in situation", "consist of<br />

temporality and historicity," is to-parallel in Indian thought "existence in the Maya." If<br />

you reach-ing to approve the two horizons flosoficos-Indian and western-everything India<br />

from thinking about the Maya offers some today for us. We will realize this when<br />

reading, for example, the Bhagavad-Gita, the andlisis of human existence takes place in a<br />

language that is familiar: the illusion Maya is not only cos-economic, but also and<br />

primarily historical, not only existence in the eternal cosmic evolution, but especially life<br />

in the Tieme-po and in history. Bhagavad-Gita for the problem arose, just as in<br />

Christianity, in these terms: HOW you solve the paradoxical situation created by the dual<br />

fact that the man on the one hand, is in the time devoted to history Std and on the other<br />

side knows that SERD "doomed" if they become consumed with the temporality and<br />

historicity, and that, therefore, must find at any price, in the world, a path leading to a<br />

trans-historical and a-plan temporary? It leerd mds forward the discussion of the<br />

problems posed by the Bhagavad-Gita, but noted that they all represent different<br />

solutions applica-tions of Yoga.<br />

Thus we find here too, Yoga. Indeed, the third point above mds, concerning Western<br />

philosophy, namely the solution proposed by India to trigger panic-nothing for the<br />

discovery of our temporality and historicity, the means by which one can remain in the<br />

world without being "consumed" by Time and by history, the answers provided by Indian<br />

thought imply mds or less directly, some knowledge of yoga. We calculate, therefore, the<br />

interest it represents for European scholars and philosophers, familiarity with this<br />

problem. Again, it is not accepted, quite simply, one of the solutions offered by India.<br />

Spiritual value, not acquired as a new brand of automotive vile. Above all, there is neither<br />

philosophical nor syncretism "Hinduization", let alone for this heinous hybridity<br />

"spiritual" inaugu-pared by the Theosophical Society and continued, aggravated by the<br />

Innu merables pseudo-morph contempordneas. The problem is com-plicated mds: it is<br />

important to know and understand a thought that occupies a front row position in the<br />

history of universal spirituality. It is important to know now, because on the one hand, it<br />

is now, having been overtaken by the rhythm of His-tory all cultural provincialism, we<br />

are compelled-both Europeans and non Europeans to think in terms of World History and<br />

forge universal spiritual values and, moreover, is only now that the problem of the<br />

situation of man in the world dominates the European philosophical consciousness. Now<br />

this problem is super-carriers at the heart of Indian thought. Perhaps the philosophical<br />

didlogo behave, especially at first, some disappointments: many researchers and<br />

philosophers consider podrdn western Indian andlisis a little simplistic, and ineffective<br />

solutions proposals. All technical terminology tax-true tradition is spiritual, not without a<br />

lexicon: it is possible that such western philosophers regard as outmoded, rough,<br />

damaged the Indian philosophical lexicon. But these risks are minor didlogo. Major<br />

findings of aca-bardn Indian thought to be recognized, under the guise of philosophical<br />

lexicon, and despite the. It is impossible, for instance, no notice of one of the great<br />

discoveries mds India: the witness-consciousness, self awareness of their physiological

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