Advaita Vedanta and Madhyamika Buddhism: Eastern Religions in Western Thought

Absolute accept action ADVAITA appearances application appreciated arbitrary assumed assumption attributes basis become beliefs body called cause Christianity claimed common sense concepts conceptual schemes conclusion consciousness considered consistency created death dependent distinction effect empirical entities everything evidence evil existence experience explained external fact follow function further give given hence human ideas identity ignorance implies independent individual inference interpretations knowledge known language laws limit living logic Marxism mathematical matter meaning metaphysics mind moral nature necessarily Nothingness observations occur one's original perception phenomena philosophy physical objects possible practice principle probability proof properties propositions quantum mechanics question reached realisation reality reason rebirths reference relations relative religion rules scientific soul space succession taken theory things thought true truth unchanging understanding understood unique universal validity VEDA