TEMPORALITY OF BEING AND CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHICAL TRADITION
Alesiyan Patsev
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Alesiyan Patsev
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The article deals with the specificity of relationships and the interdependence between being, time and consciousness in the Buddhist philosophical tradition.The unique onto-epistemological "interlacing" of the ideas of time, being and consciousness can be regarded as a psycho-ontology specific for Buddhist philosophy.A parallel is made with similar solutions in European philosophy.
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The article deals with the specificity of relationships and the interdependence between being, time and consciousness in the Buddhist philosophical tradition.The unique onto-epistemological "interlacing" of the ideas of time, being and consciousness can be regarded as a psycho-ontology specific for Buddhist philosophy.A parallel is made with similar solutions in European philosophy.
Key concepts: Temporality, Buddhism, Consciousness, Philosophy, Meditation, Epistemology, Theology