Toward an Integral Ecology of Mind Truth is one; many are its names. —Rig Veda The Two Truths. The normal obscuring sectarian bias regarding our views, opinions and beliefs m...
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Author: David Paul Boaz
Toward a Centrist Noetic Science of Matter Mind and Spirit David Paul Boaz Space and time are not conditions in which we live, but modes in which we think. —Albert Einstein Value-free...
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Gravity Behaving Badly: Problem and Opportunity David Paul Boaz Gravity—John Wheeler’s murky “great smoky dragon”—is the primordial entropic creator and destroye...
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David Paul Boaz “The essential fact of quantum mechanics is entanglement” (Leonard Susskind). It was this “lucid mysticism” (Pauli) of Quantum Field Theory (QFT) with its ho...
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Varieties of Buddhist Experience and Quantum Emptiness David Paul Boaz Dechen Wangdu Ontological Extremism, a Middle Way, and the Light of the Mind. In Buddhism the Abhidhar...
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What Is Human Happiness? What is Buddhist Emptiness? Without past, present, future; empty awake mind. The Crux of the Matter. Buddhist Middle Way View teaches of the “Two Tr...
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Let It Be: Basic Mindfulness Meditation Enjoy the Space Between Your Thoughts David Paul Boaz Dechen Wangdu 1. Happiness and Unhappiness Arise From Your Present Mind State...
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Buddhist Basics: Being Happy Now David Paul Boaz Form and Emptiness: The Fundamental Two Truths. In Buddhist Middle Way these Two Truths are: Ultimate Truth (paramart...
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Primordial Wisdom Mind Truth is one; many are its names. ————————–—Rig Veda The Wisdom of Mindfulness Meditation. T...
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Primordial Consciousness: Dzogchen Panpsychism Subject and object are only one. The barrier between them does not exist. —Werner Heisenberg Panpsychism. There is now abroad in th...
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Idols of the Tribe: The Metaphysics of Modern Science The new post-quantum scientific knowledge imperative: science and its scientists must make conscious their a priori preconscious...
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On a freezing eve deep in November of 1619, after an intense day of prayer and meditation, the brilliant twenty-three year old French mathematician and philosopher René Descartes (1596–1659) had an...
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You will not find happiness until you stop seeking it. —Chuang Tzu What you seek is already present. —Jesus of Nazareth The nature of mind is Buddha from the beginning… Realizing the purity ...
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For no light matter is at stake. The question concerns the very way that human life is to be lived. —Plato (The Republic, Book I) In the 2nd century CE two great scholar-masters—Nagarjuna in the E...
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We all take refuge in something. Too often such refuge is hedonic and materialistic. The engaged Buddhist practitioner takes refuge in something far more powerful. The Buddhist three refuge sources ar...
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We all take refuge in something. Too often this refuge is hedonic and materialistic. The engaged Christian spiritual practitioner takes refuge in something far more powerful. There are three refuge so...
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The Limit of Scientific Method Scientific theory and ideology evolve in historical time. Scientific theories “true” 100 years ago are history. Just so, Newton’s G has evolved into Ei...
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Much Ado About Nearly Nothing With the demise of our spacetime foundational background—the physical space/place where stuff happens—goes pernicious Scientific Imperialism: doctrinal Realism/Materi...
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The Two Truths are Dōgen’s Being-Time Dōgen Zenji, Japan’s greatest Zen master, spoke of the emerging dimension of relative time and its phenomenal contents—the spacetime dimension of ...
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Human Happiness With a bit of mindfulness practice (shamatha/vipashyana)—“the quiescent basis for peace and all higher knowledge”—we train the “wild horse of the mind” to...
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