Ahan is only spoken by a few hundred people in a remote part of Nigeria, and linguists fear it may disappear within a generation.

In meditation, recognizing ahankara allowed her to release clinging and find inner peace.

The Ahantchuyuk once inhabited the fertile banks of the Pudding River as a central group of the Kalapuya people.

Meditators often observe ahankaras rising and falling during deep reflection.