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Buddha is known as a religious teacher, which, of course, he is. But few pay attention to his methodology - that his teachings were arrived at what could only be called scientifically, i.e., through a strict objectivity. Over six years leading up to his Enlightenment, what he did was to train his mind to be free from attachment - not only to the world but even to concepts (paññatti) and views (diṭṭhi) of any kind as well. The result of such fine-tuning of the introscope of his mind was total objectivity, a level a scientist could only envy. It is in this objectivity that the Buddha declared that the only reality of the world, for a given individual, is what one gets through the senses, including the mind-sense, and senses alone, and indeed that you are what you sense. If one finds spiritual comfort in the Buddha’s teachings, I will have been humbled if these pages provide you with some scientific comfort as well, the two being, for the Buddha, not mutually exclusive. Those who are looking for his scientific concepts, I have boxed them for easy identification, and listed them all together at the end.
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- Author : Ven. Bhikkhu Mihita
- Release : 14 March 2024
- Publisher : Pariyatti
- ISBN : 9781681726472
- Genre : Philosophy
- Total Page : 167 pages
- Language : English
- PDF File Size : 18,5 Mb
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