Sahaloka Traveller 娑婆遊者
23. Citta (iii) The Consummate Self-Nature
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22. Citta (ii) Enlightenment and Samadhi
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21. Citta (i) The Ultimate Reality and Truth
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20. Such Is The Way Of Dharma-A Three-Body Cosmos
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19. Epistemology (x) The Wordless Flower Sermon
The Flower Sermon (Chinese: 拈花微笑) was unique because Buddha did not speak until he was sure the audience could understand his message without him speaking….
18. Epistemology (ix) Direct Perception – How Buddha Knows What He Knows
After discussing inference, the Buddha’s first means of knowledge, from the latter-day epistemology perspective, the Buddha’s corresponding teaching in the Five Aggregates, and his view…
17. Epistemology (viii) The Five Aggregates (iv): Fulfilling Buddha’s Soteriological Goal
Having discussed the Five Aggregates and the problems they solve in science and philosophy in the previous posts, we explore why they are so immensely…
16. Epistemology (vii) The Five Aggregates (iii) Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing
According to this Wikipedia article, Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing “is a question about the reason for basic existence which has been raised or commented…
15. Epistemology (vi) The Five Aggregates (ii) The Observer Effect
This post discusses the Observer Effect. The Observer Effect is associated with the Double-Slit Experiment and was discovered in 1801 by the British polymath Thomas…
14. Epistemology (v) The Kalama Sutta
Following our discussion of the inferentially connected nature of word-based knowledge from latter-day epistemology and the Buddhist perspective in the previous two posts, we now…
