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Tag Archives: Buddhism
Why there are ignorance and evil in life?
Why does Brahman and Ātman deceive itself with Māyā, Avidyā, and Anātman? Why doesn’t consciousness simply manifest (in humans) with Vidyā, with innate knowledge of its true self from the beginning? Alberto Martín, studied in depth Plato and Shankara; also … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Consciousness, duality, non-duality
Tagged Buddhism, experiences, life, violence
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Why the name Advaya? ll (Philip Renard)
The term advaya (or its equivalent, pu-erh in Chinese, fu-ni in Japanese and gnyis-med in Tibetan) is being used explicitly in a few traditions which, because this explicitness, could be together called ‘the one advaya tradition’, ‘the one direct … Continue reading
Posted in non-duality
Tagged advaya, Buddhism, discrimination, East and West, experience, life, mySelf, non-conceptual, non-discrimination, non-dual Understanding, religion, spiritual, traditions, Truth, ultimate truth
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Conversation with ‘H’- 3
H. The first thing to say is that I do not understand the question as regards ‘the witness’*, and so immediately agree with your opening statement, save to add that the invoking of a witness seems to connote a subject … Continue reading
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Tagged advaita, awareness, Buddhism, Consciousness, experience, language, mentation, mind, monism, non-duality, objectless awareess, reality, samadhi, Turiya
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Conversation with H (Knower, Witness)
H. ‘… as regards the somewhat artificial distinction (ontologically speaking) that I make between awareness and consciousness, then this is something I do of my own choosing, accepting that there is an objectless state of mind that cannot correctly be … Continue reading
Posted in Advaita, non-duality, Sin categoría
Tagged advaita, awareness, Buddhism, Consciousness, illusion, intuition, knower, knowledge, mind, objectless, ontology, phenomenology, reality, self, tradition, witness
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Consciousness, science (NDEs), and philosophy
Debate In Quora: What are some scientific arguments for consciousness being able to preserve itself after the death of body. Seemingly, there is still a long way for the rapprochment between empirical science and philosophy to be a fact. Actually, … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, body-mind, brain sciences, Buddhism, Consciousness, experiences, facts, NDE, philosophy, reality, scientific arguments, spirituality, theory and hypothesis, Vedanta
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No-self – Buddhist and advaitist perspectives
Difference between Buddhism and advaita Vedanta concerning the notion of ‘No-self’. Consciousness as reality in advaita is beyond conceptualization. It is a direct and ineluctable experience .
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Posted in Advaita, Buddhism, non-duality
Tagged advaita, apperception, Buddhism, Consciousness, direct experience, interdependence, non-conceptual, phenomena, pure being, reality
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self or no self
The benefits of non-duality? Consciousness without boundaries. It reflects what is. Thinking is dividing. Prior to thinking is liberation. Consciousness itself is emptiness… Infinity. Continue reading
Posted in Mysticism, philosophy, spirituality
Tagged Buddhism, Consciousness, non-duality
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Clear insight into the truth
Diamond sutra – chap … Continue reading
Posted in Advaita, spirituality
Tagged Buddhism, detachment, Diamond sutra, Eastern religion, knowledge, liberation, non-duality
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Unanimous Tradition / Tradición Unánime 