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and when we are told that this immutable absolute forms the real essence of phenomenal reality, our...follows: [the adherent to the small vehicle says,] 'Our small vehicle sees that while the psycho-...
Francis H. Cook
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P.4
for illustrative purposes - -to narrate Sudhana's pilgrimageby means of art.Note 5Our ...conclusion important for our subject:
"Whether it was the mirror basins of the T'ang, or thenatural ...
Dusan Pajin
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traditions, of which Utpaladeva and Abhinavagupta adhere to a lineage called Trika. For our purposes it...which is to be done. [This knowledge] is not for the purpose of avoiding or pursuing [anything]. Our ...
Lawrence, David
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Handsworth? And when we enlarge our vision to take account of the non-theistic ...understand our global human situation in relation to the Transcendent. One further...
John Hick
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revolution in our whole life."[7] Hence "from the ethical point of view ... Zen may be considered a ... they could not be reduced to nothing. There is only change in our outlook, not in reality. ...
George Rupp
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of our learned predecessors who, coming in a constant stream, repaired what was missing, and then ...once again we cannot allow it to bear too greatly on our discussion of the historical formation of the ...
Kajiyama, Yuichi
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our being and the universe as a whole. [5]
p. 99
Among the numerous nature poets in ...our lives to find… [21]
p. 108
Unlike Wordsworth, T'ao Yuan-ming did not seem to have to "...
Angela Jung Palandri
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consciousness and appear as manifestations of the distinction-making mind.
Nevertheless, because of our ... coarser and arise from the distinction-making of our cognitive and perceptual processes. These ...
Ronald Epstein
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visible markers of the moment for our reference. (4) It points to the fact that a ...separable for our own view, understanding, guidance, and anticipatory action. ...
Kenneth K. Inada
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content and the style of our philosophizing today.
Whether or not Nishida belongs to the ranks of ...Japanese. This represents the chronology of our knowledge of him, and of an evolution in translating ...
Maraldo , John C.
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