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Cognition
105 Articles
Cognition of Impermanence Does Not Bring Attainment of True Stoppings
An overview of the Gelug presentation and some of its ramifications concerning the view of valid cognition.
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Emptiness: Advanced
Details of Ways of Knowing: 3 Apprehension
Apprehension is an accurate, decisive cognition of its own object. Of the seven ways of knowing, bare cognition, inferential cognition and subsequent cognition are apprehensions.
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Ways of Knowing
Details of Ways of Knowing: 5 Indeterminate Objects
An overview of objects that are not decisively cognized within the context of conceptual and nonconceptual cognition.
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Ways of Knowing
Details of Ways of Knowing: 6 Non-Determining Cognition
With non-determining cognition, the involved object of the cognition appears clearly and accurately, but without a decisive determination of it.
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Ways of Knowing
Mind as Mental Activity
All four noble truths are about what we do with our minds therefore most of the work that we do in the Dharma is basically with how our minds work.
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Cognition Theory
Aryas’ Cognition of Emptiness: Four Tibetan Traditions
The various Tibetan Buddhist traditions differ as to the voidness non-conceptually cognized by each of the three types of practitioners – shravaka, pratyekabuddha and bodhisattva – when becoming an arya.
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The Tibetan Traditions
Details of Ways of Knowing: 14 Number of Valid Ways of Knowing
An overview of the different numbers of valid ways of knowing in Indian tenet systems.
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Ways of Knowing
Details of Ways of Knowing: 10 Bare Cognition
Bare cognition is a fresh, nonfraudulent awareness that is non-deceptive and parted from concepts.
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Ways of Knowing
Seven Ways of Knowing Objects
An overview of the ways of knowing within the context and point of view of the different Indian Buddhist philosophical tenet systems.
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Ways of Knowing
The Four Buddhist Tenet Systems Regarding Illusion
The Indian Buddhist tenet systems present graded levels of understanding of how things exist like an illusion, which we can use in our daily lives.
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The Indian Tenet Systems
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