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[[Ālaya-vjjñāna]] , [[Ālayavjjñāna]]: The central or [[universal consciousness]] which is the [[womb]] or ‘store’ ([[ālaya]]]]) [[consciousness]]. A term introduced by the [[Yogācāra School]] of [[Indian]] Bsm. (q.v.) For comparison with the [[Unconscious]] of [[Western]] {{Wiki|psychology}} see Suzuki,[[ [[Zen Buddhism]] and {{Wiki|Psychoanalysis}} (1960).
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[[Ālaya-vjjñāna]] , [[Ālayavjjñāna]] ,[[alayavijnana]]  : The central or [[universal consciousness]] which is the [[womb]] or ‘store’ ([[ālaya]]]]) [[consciousness]]. A term introduced by the [[Yogācāra School]] of [[Indian]] Bsm. (q.v.) For comparison with the [[Unconscious]] of [[Western]] {{Wiki|psychology}} see Suzuki,[[ [[Zen Buddhism]] and {{Wiki|Psychoanalysis}} (1960).
  
  
 
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Ālaya-vjjñāna , Ālayavjjñāna ,alayavijnana : The central or universal consciousness which is the womb or ‘store’ (ālaya]]) consciousness. A term introduced by the Yogācāra School of Indian Bsm. (q.v.) For comparison with the Unconscious of Western psychology see Suzuki,[[ Zen Buddhism and Psychoanalysis (1960).


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