Does One Thing Lead to Another?: A Madhyamaka Buddhist Perspective on How Things Happen

Guy Martin Newland

Does One Thing Lead to Another?: A Madhyamaka Buddhist Perspective on How Things Happen

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A weekend workshop at Jewel Heart Buddhist Center in Ann Arbor on the Buddhist philosophy of emptiness, focusing on (1) the emptiness of time and (2) the refutation of the (apparently self-evident) notion that things are produced from other things.

Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 13 2019

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Does One Thing Lead to Another?: A Madhyamaka Buddhist Perspective on How Things Happen

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