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Sacred Cows

Sacred Impulse
Sacrifice
Samsara
Schizoid Character
Schizoid Defense
Science
Search
Secondary Autonomy
Seeing
Seeking
Self
Self Boundaries
Self Entity
Self Esteem
Self Expression
Self Image
Self Love
Self Realization
Self Rejection
Self Representation
Self Sacrifice
Self Seeking
Sensing
Separateness
Separation
Separation Anxiety
Service
Sexual Abuse
Sexuality
Shakti
Shell
Skandhas
Son of God
Soul
Soul Child
Space
Specificity
Spirit
Spiritual Development
Spiritual Enlightenment
Spiritual Light
Spiritual Path
Spiritual Practice
Spiritual Sleep
Splitting
States / Stations
Stillness
Strength
Struggle
Subject
Subjectivity
Substance
Subtle Experience
Suchness
Suffering
Superego
Support
Supreme
Surrender
Survival Instinct
Symbiosis
Synthesis

Skandhas

Buddhism regards ego as a collection of tendencies, "skandhas", which are taken by the mind to have continuity in space and time. Ego is then analyzed in terms of its constituent elements to show that it does not exist in any real way, and meditation practices are designed to lead the student toward an experience of the ephemeral nature of ego. (The Pearl Beyond Price, pg 21)