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wall rubble; it is wind, rain, water and fire."(3) Since the mind is all things and ...to form a unified schema of sensory structures; (3) if sensations are structural, ...
Carl Olson
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teachings of Sri Ramakrishna (d. 1886). [3]
After Hocking returned to Massachusetts from his ...is Brahman, (2) the consciousness that everything is one infinite One, (3) that the spirit within my ...
Riepe, Dale
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Madhyamaka School." [3] In the second of these treatises, he wrote:
When there is only Higher Vision (...respectively, as "mental tranquility" and "transcendental analysis." [l3] However, "insight" and ...
Alex Wayman
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systematically that all beings are endowed with 3,000 realms, which are the real inner structure of all ...nationalistic religious bodies). However Makiguchi didn't believe in them [3] (about Makiguchi's early ...
He Jingsong
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·期刊原文FOR SARVAASTIVAADA
By David BastowPhilosophy East and WestVolume 44, Number 3(July 1994)P.489... know the past and future, or to have them as objects
of consciousness (vij~naana).(3)
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David Bastow
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fundamentally unsound. [3] Anyone holding beliefs of this kind cannot simultaneously believe that their ...Washington, 1967), especially chaps. 3 and 4.
4. The Foundations of Mathematics (London: Routledge &...
Henry Rosemont, Jr.
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fundamentally unsound. [3] Anyone holding beliefs of this kind cannot simultaneously believe that their ...Washington, 1967), especially chaps. 3 and 4.
4. The Foundations of Mathematics (London: Routledge &...
Henry Rosemont, Jr.
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neither mind nor Buddha.(3) Their differences aside, mind and Buddha are seen as ...68
and (3) there exists the germ of the Tathaagatagarbha (Tathaagata-gotra) in every ...
Whalen Lai
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Asian Philosophy
Vol. 3 No. 1 1993
Pp.29-41
Copyright by Asian Philosophy
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It can thus be seen that the life-principle ...
Yun-hun Jan
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writings,(3) which at present constitute the single most important source for the study ...intrinsically pure consciousness (3, 4), which may be overlaid with defilements but ...
Ming-Wood Liu
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