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Meditation Quote by Karl Brunnholzl

“In brief, it appears that most Centrists clearly distinguish between accepting a nonreifying notion of mere mind as a step in the more practical context of the progressive stages of meditation on emptiness and refuting any reifying interpretation of mind in the more theoretical context of…” quote by Karl Brunnholzl
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““In brief, it appears that most Centrists clearly distinguish between accepting a nonreifying notion of mere mind as a step in the more practical context of the progressive stages of meditation on emptiness and refuting any reifying interpretation of mind in the more theoretical context of philosophical analysis.””

Karl Brunnholzl

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Source Academic paper: Buddhist Philosophy, 2018

Centrists differentiate between practical acceptance of a non‑reifying mind and theoretical critique of reifying views.

In simple terms: Centrists separate practical and theoretical mind views.

Key Takeaway

Distinguish practice from theory.

Themes

philosophy Buddhism mind

Mood

analytical scholarly

Type

academic philosophical

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Key Concepts

emptiness reification meditation

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does this distinction affect meditation?
  • Can theory inform practice?
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Complex terminology may alienate novices.

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