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Neurotic Gradient Descent: (mis)Translating the Buddha
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Take my attempt here with a grain of salt. Many book length treatments have argued different sides of this. I only hope that this can serv...
Neurotic Gradient Descent: (mis)Translating the Buddha Saturday, January 25, 2020 (mis)Translating the Buddha Take my attempt here with a grain of salt. Many book length treatments have argued different sides of this. I only hope that this can serve as a starting point for your own experiential investigation that is somewhat less confused, as well as make future engagement with other interpretations less confused. To reiterate and emphasize. The above sentence full of Pali terms is about detectable mental events within the stream of physical sensation, feeling tones, mental talk, and mental im
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