Tag: Nagarjuna
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Lhan Cig Skye Pa: The Physics of Coemergence
The discussion centers on the concept of coemergence, where awareness and experience arise simultaneously, as articulated by Saraha and interpreted through Quantum Buddhism. By exploring the relationship between the Cauchy surface and Hilbert space, it reveals that experience and awareness are interdependent and inseparable in the present moment, advocating a deeper understanding of reality.
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Hamlet and Quantum Metaphysics: A Deep Dive
In Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” the soliloquy “To be, or not to be: that is the question” raises existential queries aligned with Quantum Metaphysics. Beyond contemplating suicide, Hamlet reflects on ego dissolution, afterlife, and karma, resonating with Buddhist philosophy. This synthesis offers profound insights into the nature of existence and consciousness, bridging literature, philosophy, and science.
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Ego = 0
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Nagarjuna is famous for his groundbreaking treatises on sunyata Sanskrit for emptiness. What could be more empty than zero? Even in the cardinal script, the shape of the zero says “hey man there is nothing here look into the circle it’s empty.”
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The whole Truth and nothing but the Truth so help me Buddha
Erwin Schrödinger one of the most renown scientists of the 19th and 20th Century was only interested in one thing, Truth and not just any old truth. He was not interested in finding or reiterating the same old same old that was in his words “perusing a line of thinking that is so obviously going…
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Niels Bohr and the Buddha “Awareness or Creation”
“Everything we call real is made up of things that cannot be regarded as real” Niels Bohr. What exactly did Neils Bohr mean here? In modern Quantum Physics, we begin to understand that what we have learned such as particles or atoms to be nothing more than probabilities and potentials. We don’t actually know what an…
