Dōgen-Zenji, Japan’s greatest zen master, founder of the Soto School, called this unbidden, but not unwelcome relative-conventional arising of the forms of physical and mental reality “a being-...
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Category: Religious Studies
Our great human Primordial Wisdom Tradition (Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Shamanism) teaches that practical, goal directed, exoteric and esoteric contemplative/meditati...
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We are told that in the Dzogchen tantras, unlike the gradualist “causal path” of the sutras, Buddhahood does not have a cause. We cannot attain it through our armamentarium of seeking strategies: ...
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Let us briefly review our primordial wisdom tradition’s notion of the Two Truths and its connection to consciousness, and to consciousness studies. For the Buddhist Madhyamikas, relative truth (samv...
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