Significance of Remoteness
In Tibetan Buddhism, Remoteness describes a state of being distant in space or time, which may result in the inability to apprehend certain entities. This concept highlights how physical or temporal distance can affect perception and understanding, suggesting that separation can lead to a lack of awareness or comprehension of specific aspects of existence. Remoteness emphasizes the significance of proximity in fostering connection and clarity in spiritual and practical matters.
Synonyms: Isolation, Distance, Seclusion, Detachment, Emptiness, Aloofness, Separation
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Buddhist concept of 'Remoteness'
In Buddhism, Remoteness signifies a state of distance—whether spatial or temporal—that results in the inability to perceive or comprehend specific entities, emphasizing the disconnect between perception and understanding in achieving awareness.
From: Tattvasangraha [with commentary]
(1) The factor that could affect the ascertainment of the exact position of an object, such as the sun.[1] (2) The condition of being distant in space or time which can lead to non-apprehension of certain entities.[2]