On Knowing Reality V.S.Ramanan With more than 1700 symbols

With more than 1700 symbols organised into commonsense chapters and an easy reference index

Most people wanted to deny their own adherence to traditional beliefs: "It is only the old and ignorant people who believe in this

philosopher and theologian Joseph Bracken first locates the Infinite as transcendent source and goal of human activity as the notion common to virtually all the major world religions

However variously conceived by the different schools within that tradition

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On Knowing Reality V.S.Ramanan With more than 1700 symbolsOn Knowing Reality is the first English translation with commentary of a crucial chapter of the Bodhisattvabhumi, composed in Sanskrit in the late fourth century by the philosopher sage Asanga, founder of the Yogacara school of Mahayana Buddhism. The chapter is the core of Asanga's theoretical teachings: it deals with the central epistemological question of how to judge and validate knowledge, and how confusions about "reality" arise. The Yogacara