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own resources and thereby accept a foreign deity. Such a common interest finds its real expression in ...make up the really real things of the universe, which are termed "actual occasions" (i.e., “actual ...
Gu, Linyu
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But for these goods to become real, these goods must be truly realizable, adapted to the ...perspective, Kant is wrong in thinking there is no real relation between knowledge and what one knows.
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Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki
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them is identical with the elements (dharmas) themselves ; these elements are indeed real as the ... Nāgārjuna who, though discussing the possibility of time's real existence, eventually concludes ...
Kunst, Arnold
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the 'Suunyavaada as a form of Absolutism and to throw into relief its real, ...not the real, but doctrines about the real(6) Indeed, he regards 'Suunyavaada ...
HARSH NARAIN
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consciousness only," [8] that "there are definitely no 'real'... dharmas aside front what is thus evolved from consciousness.... everything phenomenal (yu wei) and noumenal (wu wei), everything seemingly 'real'...
L. Stafford Betty
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of the real," which is short of a truly "interdependent perception" (of the relativity of East and ...with the larger contexts of living in this rather ambiguous but real world.
In this regard, ...
Whalen Lai
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tsang can be considered as the real founder of the Hua-yen school in Chinese Buddhism.(6)...which compose these objects and selves to be not only real but real eternally. This ...
Ming-wood Liu
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).
9.True Emptiness (chen k'ung[bc]) could also be translated as the Real Void or Absolute Emptiness. R.H. Blyth renders it as 'The Real Self-less Nature of Things' (Zen and Zen Classics, Vol. I, ...
Robert B. Zeuschner
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] ... it is like trees reflected in the water ... the trees are [real] figures, and yet no figures.[... If an ordinary man, when he is about to die ... could only see the real Mind formless and neither ...
David Drake
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La^nkaavataara Suutra. The Yogaacaarins held that only consciousness is real. ...as the "pure" or real state of consciousness; consequently, it is the ground ...
M. J. Larrabee
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