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O duplo etérico, também conhecido como corpo sutil, energossoma ou corpo vital, seria, de acordo com estudos espiritualistas, religiões e correntes ocidentais (como a teosofia, o ocultismo e a conscienciologia) e orientais (como o hinduísmo), uma duplicata energética do corpo físico que o envolve com a principal função de mantê-lo conectado ao corpo espiritual. O termo "etérico", nesse contexto, parece ser derivado dos escritos teosóficos de Madame Blavatsky, mas seu uso foi formalizado por Charles Webster Leadbeater e Annie Besant com a eliminação do termo hindu no seu campo de estudo. Als Energiekörper oder Aura (zu altgriechisch αὔρα ‚Lufthauch‘) eines Menschen wird in verschiedenen esoterischen Publikationen eine Ausstrahlung bezeichnet, die für psychisch oder anderweitig entsprechend empfindsame („synästhetische“ oder „sichtige“) Menschen als Farbspektrum, das den Körper wolken- oder lichtkranzartig umgibt, wahrnehmbar sein soll. Het energetisch lichaam (subtiele lichaam, etherisch lichaam) is een verzamelnaam voor alle veronderstelde energiestromingen in het lichaam inclusief die plaatsen waar deze energiestromen plaatsvinden. Omdat voor veel van deze energieën en stromingen bewijzen uitblijven, wordt het idee van een energetisch lichaam in de wetenschap als pseudowetenschap of paranormaal beschouwd. Therapieën die werken met dit energetische lichaam heten energietherapieën en worden als alternatieve geneeskunde gezien. De basisgedachte is dat elke fysieke ziekte of kwaal veroorzaakt wordt door een verstoring of onbalans op het energetische lichaam. In Aziatische landen is het energetisch lichaam veel meer geïntegreerd in geloof en religie, zoals in het hindoeïsme, boeddhisme, jainisme en sikhisme, maar ook in de L'ésotérisme occidental et certaines traditions religieuses orientales évoquent l'existence de corps subtils ou corps psychiques, « enveloppes suprasensibles » non perceptibles par les organes sensoriels humains. Certaines personnes dotées de capacités de perceptions extra-sensorielles disent « voir » ces corps subtils et décrypter les informations qu'ils contiennent. То́нкие тела́, согласно представлениям некоторых религиозных, мистических и оккультных учений (йога, суфизм, каббала, тибетский буддизм и др.) — «психодуховные» составляющие всех живых существ. В соответствии с этими представлениями люди состоят не только из физической формы материи, но и «жизненной энергии» (см. прана, ци, оджас, аура и т. д.), существующей вокруг тела наподобие матрёшек, каждая из которых имеет своё метафизическое значение. Такое представление было сформировано в древней индийской духовной культуре, а в конце XIX столетия распространилось через теософическое общество на Запад. In numerose tradizioni, religioni e scuole di pensiero orientali ed esoteriche, il corpo è considerato tutto ciò che – a livello più o meno materiale – riveste e ricopre la «vera essenza» spirituale di un essere che deve, attraverso pratiche religiose, liberarsi delle necessità materiali corporee per raggiungere i più alti gradi di spiritualità. Trattandosi di un'essenza "nascosta", il suo studio attiene alla cosiddetta anatomia occulta. 細微身（英語：Subtle body），又譯為「微細身」、「細相」、「精細體」，最早起源於印度數論派哲學。數論派認為，在我們由五大（地、水、火、風、空）所形成的可見肉體（稱為粗身）之內，還有另一個細微身，它是生命的來源，輪迴的主體。 類似於西方所說的靈魂。在細微身之內，包裹著真正的自體，稱為因果身，或因果體，也就是神我（梵語：puruṣa）。 它在後世印度瑜伽、阿育吠陀醫學及密教中成為一個重要的觀念，細微身被認為是由氣、脈、脈輪與拙火形成的內在生命體，在死亡之後，會從肉身解離出來，進入下一個身體，形成輪迴。密宗稱為金剛身，藏傳佛教所說的中陰與虹光身，也是一種細微身。 現代的神秘主義者，如神智學，也採納了這個觀點，認為人類存在著細微身。 (For other uses, see Subtle body (disambiguation).) A subtle body is a "quasi material" aspect of the human body, being neither solely physical nor solely spiritual, according to various esoteric, occult, and mystical teachings. This contrasts with the mind–body dualism that has dominated Western thought. The subtle body is important in the Taoism of China and Dharmic religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, mainly in the branches which focus on tantra and yoga, where it is known as the Sūkṣma-śarīra (Sanskrit: सूक्ष्म शरीर). However, while mostly associated with Asian cultures, non-dualistic approaches to the mind and body are found in many parts of the world.
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Als Energiekörper oder Aura (zu altgriechisch αὔρα ‚Lufthauch‘) eines Menschen wird in verschiedenen esoterischen Publikationen eine Ausstrahlung bezeichnet, die für psychisch oder anderweitig entsprechend empfindsame („synästhetische“ oder „sichtige“) Menschen als Farbspektrum, das den Körper wolken- oder lichtkranzartig umgibt, wahrnehmbar sein soll. Nach Ansicht der meisten Vertreter der Energiekörperlehre besteht dieser aus mehreren Schichten, die eng mit den Chakren des Menschen verknüpft sind und mit den Überlegungen zur Feinstofflichkeit in Bezug sind. Häufig ist daher die Ansicht, die Aura des Menschen bestehe aus sieben Schichten, die den sieben Hauptchakren entsprechen. Manche Schichtenkonzepte weichen davon ab. So gibt es verschiedene Systeme, in denen drei bis neun Schichten beschrieben werden. Naturwissenschaftlich lassen sich solche Energiekörper und deren behauptete Wirkung nicht darstellen. Auch die angenommene Ausstrahlung eines Lichtkranzes, die manchmal mittels Kirlianfotografie abgebildete Koronaentladung, ist nicht naturwissenschaftlich nachgewiesen. Die Physikerin und Geistheilerin Barbara Ann Brennan beschreibt die Aura als System von neun Körpern. Der Begriff Aura findet sich auch in der Anthroposophie. (For other uses, see Subtle body (disambiguation).) A subtle body is a "quasi material" aspect of the human body, being neither solely physical nor solely spiritual, according to various esoteric, occult, and mystical teachings. This contrasts with the mind–body dualism that has dominated Western thought. The subtle body is important in the Taoism of China and Dharmic religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, mainly in the branches which focus on tantra and yoga, where it is known as the Sūkṣma-śarīra (Sanskrit: सूक्ष्म शरीर). However, while mostly associated with Asian cultures, non-dualistic approaches to the mind and body are found in many parts of the world. Subtle body concepts and practices can be identified as early as 2nd century BCE in Taoist texts found in the Mawangdui tombs. Although "evidently present" in Indian thought as early as the 4th to 1st century BCE when the Taittiriya Upanishad describes the Panchakoshas, a series of five interpenetrating sheaths of the body. A fully formed subtle body theory didn't develop in India until the tantric movement that affected all its religions in the Middle Ages. In Indo-Tibetan Buddhism the correlation of the subtle body to the physical body is viewed differently according to school, lineage and scholar but for Completion stage purposes is visualised within the body. The subtle body consists of focal points, often called chakras, connected by channels, often called nadis, that convey subtle breath, often called prana. Through breathing and other exercises, a practitioner may direct the subtle breath to achieve supernormal powers, immortality, or liberation. Subtle body in the Western tradition is called the body of light. The concept derives from the philosophy of Plato: the word 'astral' means 'of the stars'; thus the astral plane consists of the Seven Heavens of the classical planets. Neoplatonists Porphyry and Proclus elaborated on Plato's description of the starry nature of the human psyche. Throughout the Renaissance, philosophers and alchemists, healers including Paracelsus and his students, and natural scientists such as John Dee, continued to discuss the nature of the astral world intermediate between earth and the divine. The concept of the astral body or body of light was adopted by 19th and 20th-century ceremonial magicians. The Theosophy movement was the first to translate the Sanskrit term as 'subtle body', although their use of the term is quite different from Indic usage as they synthesize Western and Eastern traditions. This makes the term problematic for modern scholars, especially as the Theosophist view often influences New Age and holistic medicine perspectives. Western scientists have started to explore the subtle body concept in research on meditation. То́нкие тела́, согласно представлениям некоторых религиозных, мистических и оккультных учений (йога, суфизм, каббала, тибетский буддизм и др.) — «психодуховные» составляющие всех живых существ. В соответствии с этими представлениями люди состоят не только из физической формы материи, но и «жизненной энергии» (см. прана, ци, оджас, аура и т. д.), существующей вокруг тела наподобие матрёшек, каждая из которых имеет своё метафизическое значение. Такое представление было сформировано в древней индийской духовной культуре, а в конце XIX столетия распространилось через теософическое общество на Запад. Современная наука отрицает существование физических структур, которые можно было бы отождествить с «тонкими телами», и объясняет околосмертные переживания и внетелесный опыт, как поток информации (представлений), не выходящей за пределы мозга человека, но не некую нематериальную субстанцию. O duplo etérico, também conhecido como corpo sutil, energossoma ou corpo vital, seria, de acordo com estudos espiritualistas, religiões e correntes ocidentais (como a teosofia, o ocultismo e a conscienciologia) e orientais (como o hinduísmo), uma duplicata energética do corpo físico que o envolve com a principal função de mantê-lo conectado ao corpo espiritual. O termo "etérico", nesse contexto, parece ser derivado dos escritos teosóficos de Madame Blavatsky, mas seu uso foi formalizado por Charles Webster Leadbeater e Annie Besant com a eliminação do termo hindu no seu campo de estudo. 細微身（英語：Subtle body），又譯為「微細身」、「細相」、「精細體」，最早起源於印度數論派哲學。數論派認為，在我們由五大（地、水、火、風、空）所形成的可見肉體（稱為粗身）之內，還有另一個細微身，它是生命的來源，輪迴的主體。 類似於西方所說的靈魂。在細微身之內，包裹著真正的自體，稱為因果身，或因果體，也就是神我（梵語：puruṣa）。 它在後世印度瑜伽、阿育吠陀醫學及密教中成為一個重要的觀念，細微身被認為是由氣、脈、脈輪與拙火形成的內在生命體，在死亡之後，會從肉身解離出來，進入下一個身體，形成輪迴。密宗稱為金剛身，藏傳佛教所說的中陰與虹光身，也是一種細微身。 現代的神秘主義者，如神智學，也採納了這個觀點，認為人類存在著細微身。 In numerose tradizioni, religioni e scuole di pensiero orientali ed esoteriche, il corpo è considerato tutto ciò che – a livello più o meno materiale – riveste e ricopre la «vera essenza» spirituale di un essere che deve, attraverso pratiche religiose, liberarsi delle necessità materiali corporee per raggiungere i più alti gradi di spiritualità. Trattandosi di un'essenza "nascosta", il suo studio attiene alla cosiddetta anatomia occulta. L'ésotérisme occidental et certaines traditions religieuses orientales évoquent l'existence de corps subtils ou corps psychiques, « enveloppes suprasensibles » non perceptibles par les organes sensoriels humains. Certaines personnes dotées de capacités de perceptions extra-sensorielles disent « voir » ces corps subtils et décrypter les informations qu'ils contiennent. Il existerait un certain nombre de « corps subtils » : corps éthérique, corps astral, corps causal, enveloppes-écho, etc., leur nombre et leurs dénominations variant d'une école à l'autre et n'ayant pas toujours la même signification. Certains corps subtils seraient également le siège de « centres subtils » comme les chakras, le centre Hara, la kundalinî, et parcourus par des courants d' « énergie » correspondant à leur nature, comme les nâdî du yoga ou les méridiens en acupuncture. Ces corps sont parfois considérés comme les éléments d'un septénaire quand on y inclut le corps matériel. La médecine traditionnelle chinoise et particulièrement l'acupuncture sont fondées sur l'hypothèse de leur existence. Le parapsychologue Rupert Sheldrake postule l'existence de champs morphiques ou morphogéniques qui se rapprochent de la définition des corps subtils. Het energetisch lichaam (subtiele lichaam, etherisch lichaam) is een verzamelnaam voor alle veronderstelde energiestromingen in het lichaam inclusief die plaatsen waar deze energiestromen plaatsvinden. Omdat voor veel van deze energieën en stromingen bewijzen uitblijven, wordt het idee van een energetisch lichaam in de wetenschap als pseudowetenschap of paranormaal beschouwd. Therapieën die werken met dit energetische lichaam heten energietherapieën en worden als alternatieve geneeskunde gezien. De basisgedachte is dat elke fysieke ziekte of kwaal veroorzaakt wordt door een verstoring of onbalans op het energetische lichaam. In Aziatische landen is het energetisch lichaam veel meer geïntegreerd in geloof en religie, zoals in het hindoeïsme, boeddhisme, jainisme en sikhisme, maar ook in de cultuur rond gevechtssporten, zoals pencak silat , karate en aikido.
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