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Types of Phenomena
36 Articles
Identical, Different, Contradictory & Related Phenomena
The systematic analysis of different types of relationships between phenomena enables a deep analysis of problems that we might face.
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Types of Phenomena
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
Graded Study of the Two Truths in the Indian Tenet Systems
The contrast between the explanations of the two truths given by the Jetsunpa textbook tradition of the Gelug tradition and by the Sakya master Gorampa.
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The Indian Tenet Systems
No External Phenomena: Gelug Chittamatra
An in-depth examination of the Gelug understanding of the Chittamatra (Mind-Only) assertion of the voidness of forms of physical phenomena, when objects of non-conceptual sensory cognition, deriving from a different natal source than do the consciousness and accompanying...
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The Indian Tenet Systems
Basic Tenets of the Samkhya and Yoga Schools
The Yoga school of Indian philosophy shares the basic assertions of the Samkhya system, such as concerning primal matter, the self and liberation, but adds to the system the supreme god Ishvara, equivalent to Shiva.
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Non-Buddhist Asian Traditions
Basic Tenets of the Nyaya and Vaisheshika Schools
The Vaisheshika and Nyaya schools share many features in common. Vaisheshika emphasizes the types of entities that exist, while Nyaya emphasizes the types of entities involved in cognizing and proving the existence of those entities.
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Non-Buddhist Asian Traditions
Negation Phenomena: How to Focus on Emptiness
A Gelug presentation of the topic of negations and affirmations, which are crucial in meditating on the negation phenomenon, voidness.
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Vipashyana
Causes, Conditions and Results
Different types of causes and conditions lead to different results.
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Types of Phenomena
Using Buddhist Metaphysics to Analyze a Problem
Learning about Buddhist metaphysics is an analytical tool to deconstruct our experiences.
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Types of Phenomena
Details of Ways of Knowing: 1 Validly Knowable Phenomena
Existent phenomena are defined as what is validly knowable. In the Sautrantika system, existent phenomena are divided into nonstatic objective entities and static metaphysical ones.
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Ways of Knowing
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