“The naturalistic hypothesis that it’s the brain that constructs the sense of self, now being explored by neuroscientists and neuro-philosophers worldwide, is entirely consistent with what meditation might reveal. Since experience seems a function (somehow – explaining consciousness is just… — Thomas W. Clark Copy Share Image
“Connection with the world is built in to every aspect of our being. […] We’re joined to the cosmos and the everyday world as described by science in countless ways: the elements composing our bodies are the products of the Big Bang and stellar evolution; most of our DNA is shared with other beings; our perceptions and sensations are all… — Thomas W. Clark Copy Share
“Notice that your everyday, not-so-dire experience and behavior, what we can think of as your mental and physical worldline, unwinds smoothly from one moment… — Thomas W. Clark Copy Share Image
“Enlightenment, broadly construed, is to be undeluded about how the world is and how best to live.” — Thomas W. Clark Copy Share Image
“The naturalistic hypothesis that it’s the brain that constructs the sense of self, now being explored by neuroscientists and neuro-philosophers worldwide, is entirely consistent… — Thomas W. Clark Copy Share Image
“In our subjective hindrance, we are nevertheless the objectively unhindered expression of nature as one moment transforms into the next.” — Thomas W. Clark Copy Share Image
