The 12 Nidānas
The 12 Nidānas: Ignorance ↓ Formations ↓ Consciousness ↓ Name & Form ↓ Six Sense Bases ↓ Contact ↓ Feeling ↓ Craving ↓ Clinging ↓ Becoming ↓ Birth ↓ […]
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Taṇhā (translations of)
Translations of taṇhā English: thirst, craving, desire, etc. Pali: taṇhā, tanha (Dev: तण्हा) Sanskrit: tṛṣṇā, trishna (Dev: तृष्णा) Burmese: တဏှာ (IPA: [tən̥à]) Chinese: 愛 (pinyin: zh-cn: ài) Japanese: 渇愛 (katsu ai) Tibetan: […]
Taṇhā @buddhism topics/terms and external links @wikipedia
The Buddhist View of Human Nature Why We Are All Addicted; Andrew Weil, MD A Buddhist View of Addiction Practicing for the extinction of kilesa-tanhā (palikanon.com) Ranjung Yeshe wiki entry […]
Taṇhā see also @wikipedia
Avidyā (Buddhism) Buddhism and psychology Chanda (Buddhism) Kleshas (Buddhism) Three poisons (Buddhism) Twelve Nidanas ———————————— via: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taṇhā
links to metaphysics @wikipedia
Metaphysics at PhilPapers Metaphysics at the Indiana Philosophy Ontology Project Metaphysics entry by Peter van Inwagen in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Metaphysics entry in the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy […]
Metaphysics is a traditional branch of philosophy concerned with explaining the fundamental nature of being and the world,[1] although the term is not easily defined.[2] Traditionally, metaphysics attempts to answer […]
metaphysics see also @wikipedia
Afterlife Alchemy Concerning existence of material things, and real distinction between mind and body (Descartes) Epistemology Essence Logic Metaphilosophy Metaethics Mind–body problem Nihilism Ontology Parapsychology Personal identity (philosophy) Philosophical logic […]
predicate logic
See also Logic portal First-order logic Propositional logic Logic Categories: Predicate logic Systems of formal logic Classical logic predicate logic
syllogism related terms
syllogism/see also: Buddhist logic Enthymeme Other types of syllogism: Disjunctive syllogism Hypothetical syllogism Polysyllogism Prosleptic syllogism Quasi-syllogism Statistical syllogism Syllogistic fallacy The False Subtlety of the Four Syllogistic Figures Venn […]
classical conditioning related terms
See also Behaviorism Eyeblink conditioning Fear conditioning Latent inhibition Learned helplessness Little Albert experiment Nocebo Measures of conditioned emotional response Operant conditioning Placebo (origins of technical term) Proboscis extension […]
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