Selflessness 101 The heart of Buddhist philosophy is its famed doctrine of emptiness—that all beings and phenomena are empty of inherent self or essence. It’s not an easy view to accept—it contradicts everything we

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Date: 2007-02-23 18:19:01 Conceptions of self Philosophy of self Political philosophy Social philosophy Psychology of self Ātman Consciousness Self-enquiry The nature of God in Western theology Mind Cognitive science Philosophy of mind		Selflessness 101 The heart of Buddhist philosophy is its famed doctrine of emptiness—that all beings and phenomena are empty of inherent self or essence. It’s not an easy view to accept—it contradicts everything we Add to Reading List Source URL: contemplatingreality.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 227,43 KB Share Document on Facebook

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