Here's a great article you may find of interest by a philosophy professor at CUNY on Western logicians and their increasingly close agreement with the propositional structures of Buddhist philosophy:
Does this figure represents the emptiness of Buddhism. But through attachment, love, one feel pain and suffering. All start with emptiness and through dharma, one can neglect all the pain and suffering and can go back to emptiness.
Beauty & Brevity
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ReplyDeleteHere's a great article you may find of interest by a philosophy professor at CUNY on Western logicians and their increasingly close agreement with the propositional structures of Buddhist philosophy:
http://aeon.co/magazine/world-views/logic-of-buddhist-philosophy/
I would really want to know the meaning of this poem regarding the Dharma.
ReplyDeleteI want to know much about this poem.
And Great Poem.
Does this figure represents the emptiness of Buddhism. But through attachment, love, one feel pain and suffering.
ReplyDeleteAll start with emptiness and through dharma, one can neglect all the pain and suffering and can go back to emptiness.
I remember showing you my Spanish translation some time ago,
ReplyDeleteEl estado unificado - Se divide en dos
En el espacio creado - Nacemos tu y yo
Un lado se contrae - El otro se expande
Y así continúan - Hasta que ya no aguanten
Entonces
Ambos lados desaparecen
Solo el amor prevalece