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Vohu Manah
Vohu Manahis a Zoroastrian "deity" that Zoroaster connects with and through which Zoroaster recieves spiritual information. [1] is a syncretic for Spiritual Ego.
Syncretic Terms
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Notes
Vohu Manah may be a Zoroastrian reference to Spiritual Ego, when spiritual ego is perceived as a being separate and superior to one's Bodily Ego.
Zoroaster connects with Vohu Manah after achieving "righteousness." Only those who live righteous (i.e. aligned) lives can connect with Vohu Manah (spiritual ego). [2]
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