Seeing The Nature Of Reality Through Buddhist Meditation
The perennial philosophy “nondual” spiritual traditions (such as Nisargadatta’s Vedanta, and Tibetan Buddhism’s Dzogchen) hold that existence involves a monistic, enduring, unchanging, absolute reality and a dualistic, ephemeral, constantly-changing relative reality. Through the practices that I describe in my book Toward Wisdom, I too have come to see that this is the way it is. Describing the situation in words has always been tricky, but I found that certain “information age” concepts clarify the situation.
