To perceive objects

To think and reason

To store memories

To control the senses

Manas is the master of the senses

The senses are the servants of Manas

Manas and the senses are independent of each other

Manas and the senses are identical

Manas is the master of Buddhi

Buddhi is the master of Manas

Manas and Buddhi are independent of each other

Manas and Buddhi are identical

Manas receives sensory data from the senses

Manas interprets sensory data and forms perceptions

Manas stores perceptions in memory

All of the above

Manas generates thoughts

Manas analyzes thoughts

Manas evaluates thoughts

All of the above

Manas gathers information

Manas weighs the pros and cons of different options

Manas makes the final decision

All of the above

Manas is aware of its own thoughts

Manas is aware of its own feelings

Manas is aware of its own actions

All of the above

Manas can lead to liberation from suffering

Manas can lead to self-realization

Manas can lead to enlightenment

All of the above

Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas

Prakriti, Purusha, and Mahat

Buddhi, Manas, and Ahankara

None of the above

Manas carries the soul from one life to another

Manas stores the memories of past lives

Manas determines the nature of the next life

All of the above

Manas creates karma

Manas experiences the results of karma

Manas can transcend karma

All of the above

Manas can be used to focus the mind

Manas can be used to calm the mind

Manas can be used to transcend the mind

All of the above

Manas can be used to control the body

Manas can be used to control the breath

Manas can be used to control the mind

All of the above

Manas can be used to awaken the kundalini

Manas can be used to control the chakras

Manas can be used to achieve spiritual liberation

All of the above

Manas can be used to diagnose diseases

Manas can be used to treat diseases

Manas can be used to prevent diseases

All of the above