A cogent reinterpretation of many of the key arguments of Mah¿y¿na philosophy, providing new insights in relation to the question of what a 'self' may or may not be, relativistically perceived as an I-consciousness in light of the doctrine of the Void. The major classical logic relating to such things as the Two Truths, Dependent Origination, the Sevenfold Reasoning, are properly examined by presenting an esoteric view (the Dharmak¿ya Way) that represents the middle way between extremes. In doing so many concepts are modernised and inherent errors expunged via the presentation of a new valid hermeneutic.…mehr
A cogent reinterpretation of many of the key arguments of Mah¿y¿na philosophy, providing new insights in relation to the question of what a 'self' may or may not be, relativistically perceived as an I-consciousness in light of the doctrine of the Void. The major classical logic relating to such things as the Two Truths, Dependent Origination, the Sevenfold Reasoning, are properly examined by presenting an esoteric view (the Dharmak¿ya Way) that represents the middle way between extremes. In doing so many concepts are modernised and inherent errors expunged via the presentation of a new valid hermeneutic.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
BODO BALSYS is the founder of The School of Esoteric Sciences. He is an author of many books on subjects centred on Buddhism and the Esoteric Sciences, a meditation teacher, poet, artist, spiritual scientist and healer. He has studied extensively across multiple traditions including Esoteric Science, Buddhism, Christianity, Esoteric Healing, Western Science, Art, Politics and History. His advanced esoteric insights, gained through decades of meditative contemplation, enable him to provide a rich understanding of the spiritual pathway toward enlightenment, healing and service. Bodo's teachings can be accessed via the School of Esoteric Science's website: http://universaldharma.com
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