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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
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What is Vedanta II
Mithya is the curious ontological status enjoyed by the entire objective universe in both its gross and subtle aspects. Though the physical objects, emotions, and thoughts appear to us and are experienced by us, they are nothing more than temporary apparitions … Continue reading
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Unanimous Tradition / Tradición Unánime 