Recent Comments
Pradipto on Let eyes grow dim and heart gr… Kalliope on Is everything said just an opi… amartingarcia on Is duality real? Jasso on Is duality real? amartingarcia on Is duality real? 
Tag Archives: mind
Is duality real?
Subject-object – Advaita Vision comment Anon.: ‘No matter who says what, it is your job to look directly at your own experience/mind without the images of models, teachers, books, and like minded people, and to recognize how the subject-object dichotomy … Continue reading
Posted in Advaita Vedanta
Tagged duality, mind, non-duality, reality, self, Shankara, superimposition, witness
8 Comments
Atman and suffering
Does Advaita Vedanta acknowledge the existential reality of suffering and non-suffering occurring in Atman even after the spiritual liberation, or suffering becomes impossible in Atman after the spiritual realization? Alberto Martín, Contributor to Advaita Vision and own blog: ‘Unanimous … Continue reading
Posted in Sin categoría
Tagged Atman, existential, jivatman, mind, samsara, Self-realization, suffering
Leave a comment
Is reality knowable? (From Quora)
“The affirmation that reality is not knowable is itself an assertion of knowledge about reality.” Does this sound like an example of the law of non-contradiction? So this proves that reality is knowable? Tom McFarlane, degrees in philosophy, mathematics, and physics. … Continue reading
Posted in mind, non-duality
Tagged contradiction, knowledge, logic, mind, Neo-advaita, reality, Truth
Leave a comment
Conceptual vs. experiential
“Self or consciousness does not make the passage to the other shore or cross over. Rather, the crossing is the body and senses acclimating to life without any experience of self or consciousness and all that it implies.” Bernadette Roberts … Continue reading
Posted in Advaita, philosophy, spirituality
Tagged 'conceptual', advaita, awakening, direct experience, experience, feeling, life, living truth, Love, mind, New age, non-duality, Truth, understanding
1 Comment
Consciousness and neuro-science
https://www.quora.com/What-makes-the-hard-problem-of-consciousness-so-unexpectedly-hard (Different from above) Prof. Donald Hoffman – The Case Against Reality . A professor of cognitive science argues that the world is nothing like the one we experience through our senses. Evolution has shaped us with perceptions that … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy, science
Tagged chaos, Consciousness, cosmos, evolution, experience, illusion, knowledge, life, mathematics, mind, non-duality, Quantum physics, reality, reality and illusion
Leave a comment
Conversation with H – 7
Please Note: This post, H-7, should be read after H 7 bis, which precedes it. Sorry for the confusion. H. Thank you M for the quote from Max Planck. Yes, we clearly “cannot get behind consciousness”, and I often address … Continue reading
Posted in duality, mind, non-duality, science
Tagged awareness, Consciousness, experience, matter, Max Planck, mind, non-duality, object, reality, realization
Leave a comment
Conversation with ‘H’ – 6
Dear H: I realise that much of our disagreement has to do with the use of language – the meaning each one of us attaches to certain terms – and also to perspective. I base myself almost exclusively on Advaita … Continue reading
Posted in duality, non-duality, philosophy, science
Tagged advaita, Atman-Brahman, awareness, Consciousness, experience, knowledge, matter, Max Plank, mind, non-duality, philosophy, reality, realization, tradition
4 Comments
Conversation with ‘H’ – 5
H. (… if I may, I shall just add a few follow-on remarks in connection with your particular, numbered points:) I originally said:“in my opinion there is always the risk of leaning too much on concepts that are not … Continue reading
Posted in non-duality, philosophy
Tagged awareness, concepts, Consciousness, experience, illusion, intuition, knowledge, mind, multiplicity, no-mind, non-duality, objects, reality, realization, self, spirituality, wisdom
2 Comments
Unanimous Tradition / Tradición Unánime 