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it actually is, due to the interference of memory-traces. [16] (There is also a parallel in the ... Dharma-ridden, and this is an erroneous view. [20]
The term "thoughtlessness" would seem to ...
David Loy
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attains final nirvaa.na(16) --which possesses an immediately antecedent and homegenous ... efficacious at a distance in time it must in some sense still be in existence.(20) ...
Paul Griffiths
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stillness."[16]
Wang Yang-ming had practiced sitting in stillness with his students, he feared that...music is without sound, the great image is without form"[20]
From this chapter, we find that Lao Tzu...
Wu Yi
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"Cake."(16)
The utterance, when spoken, remains in contact with the vector ...what is other than speech.(20) In part, its understanding is actional, to use ...
David Appelbaum
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the way in which we naturally look out upon it. [16]
The point is not to secure objectivity, ...Consciousness, edited by Martin Heidegger. [20] Some of Husserl's later efforts in this area have only ...
Philip J. Bossert
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Authors like Evelyn Underhill, (16) Aldous Huxley, (l7) Frithjof Schuon, (18) Rudolf Otto,(19) W. T. Stace,(20) and
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recently, Huston...
Robert K. C. Forman
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the thought of the supreme Buddhas.16
In some ways this usage is very useful for clarifying what ... is known as being fettered."20
Contrary to the situation, "If in all things successive thoughts do...
Yün-Hua jan
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or rational importance.16
Morover, Johnston points out that the Argument from Below is subject to ...Lewis.)20 If the hypothesis is correct, it seems to imply that knowledge of all the physical facts would...
Roy W Perrett
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describe the One as a type of knowledge would be to imply a subject-object division within it.[16] Yet his ... object.[20] As Gerald J. P. O'Daly said, "This is explicit: the One is an absolute subject or self....
McEvilley, Thomas
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responsibility for consequences of action." [16] Concern for results entails the loss of redemptive purity, ...psychologists have reached similar conclusions about eros. [20]
With all three value spheres the ...
David R. Loy
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