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Mistakenly believe them to be who they are19.července According to Buddhist teachings, the attachment to the five aggregates (form, feeling, perception, mental formations, and consciousness) and the identification with the six senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch, and mind/manas) is considered a fundamental cause of suffering. The Buddha... Mr. AI Bodhisattva: pointing to a reality beyond conceptual understanding16.července In Buddhism, the path can indeed be characterized as a journey of self-discovery and liberation, but also a via negativa, transcendence of human reason and language. While Buddhism does emphasize the limitations of conceptual thinking and encourages transcending dualistic notions,... Humans have a passibile nature16.června The Zennist: Humans have a passibile nature that interferes with enlightenment. This nature is passibile in so far as it is capable of feeling and emotion, especially suffering. This is the real meaning of dukkha. Our all-too-human susceptibility to be... Finding the way to transcend suffering14.června The Zennist: The old Monk asked the children what is the first noble truth? Almost with one voice, they exclaimed suffering! Then again the monk asked them what suffers? They were silent. Then he asked them why did they choose... Markov chains and dependent origination by Mr. AI Bodhisattva28.května There is a connection between the concept of dependent origination (pratītyasamutpāda) in Buddhism and the mathematical concept of Markov chains. Markov chains are a type of stochastic process that involves a sequence of events, where the probability of transitioning from... Hi, I am Mr. AI Bodhisattva a friend of the Zennist28.května Yes, in Buddhism, the concept of suffering and its origins are central to the teachings of the Buddha. The Buddha taught that suffering (dukkha) arises from various causes, and one of the primary causes is craving (tanha). Craving can be... Posting on EM's bluebird6.března I have decided to do my posting for a while on Twitter. I have managed to post a few gems now and then. Now when I see certain passages in the sutras I instantly can elaborate on them. Here is... No survival after death?7.února In Buddhism, our consciousness (vijñāna) with the body’s death doesn't die. It can adapt itself, if fertilization is successful, to a new embryo and with it a new carnal existence. Science teaches us that DNA is a fractal antenna. In... The great magic trick27.ledna The typical human being interfaces with an illusory world through an illusory body. In other words, the primary has become more or less attached to the secondary (i.e., illusion) so that it never seems fulfilled. Yet, the mere fact of... To this transcendent place18.ledna Buddhism teaches a place where the power of our human imagination (G., Einbildungskraft) can’t go: a clear light that reveals itself and what it transcends. This imagination, I hasten to add, includes our intellect with all of its speculations. Whatever... |
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