Epistemology – To Understand Buddhism, First Understand Epistemology
34. Epistemology (xi) Mentergy-The Complementarity of Buddhism and Science
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30. Epistemology (x) The Five Aggregates (iv) Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?
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29. Epistemology (ix) The Five Aggregates (iii) – The Observer Effect – The Root Cause of Delusion
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27. Epistemology (vii) The Five Aggregates (i) – Everything That Exists, Exists In The Mind
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26. Epistemology (vi) The Wordless Flower Sermon
The Flower Sermon (Chinese: 拈花微笑) was unique because Buddha did not speak until he was certain the audience could understand his message without him talking….
25. Epistemology (v) Direct Perception – The Path To Enlightenment
After discussing inference, the Buddha’s first means of knowledge in an earlier post, this post explores direct perception, the Buddha’s second means of knowledge, and…
24. Epistemology (iv) The Kalama Sutta
Having discussed the inferentially connected nature of word-based knowledge in the previous post, we discussed the Kālāma Sutta in this post. The Kālāma Sutta is…
23.Epistemology (iii) – Inference-How Do We Know What We Know?
As this Wikipedia article states, “Epistemology is the branch of philosophy that examines the nature, origin, and limits of knowledge. Also called the theory of knowledge, it…
22. Epistemology (ii) – A Mind-Body Problem?
The discussion on epistemology begins with the so-called Mind-Body Problem. The Mind-Body Problem is a Problem that “has been a central issue in philosophy of mind since…
