Sentence examples for emptiness theory from inspiring English sources

In Two Truths and Emptiness theory, nothing is really true.

There was always a problem in Emptiness theory: Emptiness was supposed to be not a "view" at all, to predicate nothing about reality.

Pre-Tiantai Emptiness theory gets into an infinite regress, chasing its tail around the problem of the transcendence of Emptiness: no statement can represent it, even "all things are Empty".

According to modern quantum theory, the emptiness of space foams with evanescent particles, and their energy should act as an antigravity.

Buddha apparently was not iconically represented in early Buddhist art in accordance with the theory of "emptiness" (sunyata) and the radically negative transcendence of the aim of salvation, nirvana.

Therefore the theory of emptiness is not to be regarded as an ultimately true theory either.

It is only due to our erroneous view of things that the theory of emptiness is required as a corrective.

Because discussion of the theory of emptiness plays a comparatively minor role in this text it is sometimes subsumed under the epistolary works (see below).

This does not mean that such matters were not important to him, but merely that his extant writings do not contain an extended connected discussion of the impact of his theory of emptiness on his view of language.

But the theory of emptiness is intricately bound up with such interests and concerns: if there were no human minds who mistakenly read the existence of svabhāva into phenomena which lack it there would be no point in having a theory to correct this.

As the theory of emptiness is something we are supposed to acquire knowledge of it is essential to get clear about the means by which we are supposed to do so, and indeed about what our epistemic object consists of in this case.