Átélések

Átélések is a Hungarian term that roughly translates to "feelings," "experiences," or "sentiments" in English. It refers to the subjective and internal states that an individual undergoes, encompassing a wide range of emotions, sensations, and perceptions. The term is broad and can be applied to both pleasant and unpleasant experiences, as well as more neutral internal states.

In psychological or philosophical contexts, átélések often implies a deeper, more profound engagement with an experience than simply acknowledging it. It suggests a process of internalization, where external events or internal thoughts are processed and felt on a personal level. This can include emotional responses like joy, sadness, anger, or fear, but also sensory perceptions, the feeling of understanding, or the sense of belonging.

The concept of átélések highlights the individual nature of consciousness. What one person experiences as a significant átélés might be perceived differently by another. The term emphasizes the qualitative aspect of human existence, focusing on the richness and complexity of inner life. It is a concept used to discuss the subjective reality of being and the personal impact of life's events.