Significance of Existential philosophy
In Tibetan Buddhism, Existential philosophy explores the nature of existence, centering on the inquiry into the omniscient individual across time. This philosophical perspective delves into the essence of being and how it relates to both historical and present-day figures perceived as all-knowing. Through this examination, it seeks to understand the complexities of existence and the implications of such awareness on life and enlightenment.
Synonyms: Existentialism, Existential inquiry, Existentialist philosophy
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Buddhist concept of 'Existential philosophy'
Existential philosophy in Buddhism focuses on understanding existence, particularly exploring the concept of the omniscient individual, examining questions of being both in historical and contemporary contexts. This intersection highlights the quest for meaning and awareness in life.
From: Tattvasangraha [with commentary]
(1) A philosophical viewpoint regarding existence, particularly in the inquiry about the omniscient person in the past and present.[1]