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I am guiding in Nepal, the core Himalayan existence since 1990. I experience directly the self being in sacred Himalayas. Such experience of self refers to the immediate, unmediated awareness or apprehension of one's own existence, identity, and consciousness. It involves a deep and intimate understanding of one's thoughts, emotions, sensations, and perceptions, as well as a sense of being separate from, yet interconnected with, the external world. 

I advocate and guide awareness alternatively on the basis of self experiences directly in Nepal, the central Himalayan existence. Apart the self experience, following are some important references secondarily:

It is known as Buddha's first discourse after Nirvana. It is believed that Buddha revealed it in Varanashi, North India, near by Nepal border. Later, his followers collect it and published; it is known Dhamma chakka Pabattana Sutta.

Pratyabijhna Hridayam is Sanskrit terms. It denotes Self-Recognition. It is a doctrine based on Kashmiri Non-dual Saivism. Ksemaraja, a well-known disciple of Abhinavagupta revealed this doctrine.

It is a powerful philosophy on Awareness under Atharva Veda significantly guides Himalayan civilization. Adi Shankara commented this Upanishad. This Upanishad may influenced to his well-known philosophy 'Advait Vedanta'.

It is research document, a publication of Maharishi University of Management Fairfield, Iowa  A Mathematical Approach with Applications by Tony Nader, MD, PhD, MARR. He published his work observing the experience of Transcendental Meditation.