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Maya – “All Duality Is Falsely Imagined”
This post is in response to Delineation. “Translated into conventional and – let it be repeated – mytho-poetic language, the knowledge of Brahman is represented as the discovery that this world which seemed to be Many is in truth One, … Continue reading
Posted in General Philosophies, Quotes
Tagged Alan Watts, borders, boundaries, Brahman, Buddhism, class, convention, delineation, differences, distinction, distinctions, division, duality, etymology, fact, Greco-Roman, Hinduiusm, illusion, imagination, India, Indian philosophy, language, Latin, maya, measure, measurement, nonsense, one, perception, reality, Sanskrit
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Knowledge
“All I know is that I don’t know, nothing” (Operation Ivy, Energy; 1991) The goal to circumvent the fact that absolute “knowledge” does not exist. This is something that I think a lot about as a scientist. One of my … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute, color, comparison, density, electron, emulation, energy, gram, ivy, knowledge, measurement, operation, phsyics, questions, red, relative, relativity, scale, science, speed of light
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