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**texprofi** · 09-10-2012, 07:25 PM

Rather than saying it is the mind which ascribes its own characteristics to the outside world, the salient point in Buddhism as I see it is that everything exists in an
" asolipsistic " manner, that is, everything is interdependant on everything else - everything that does exist exists through their relationships with everything else.

I agree. The Buddha taught Dependent Origination and the Four Nobles Truths. Both systems explain the same thing namely Suffering and the end of Suffering.

09-10-2012, 07:25 PM	#11
texprofi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 556 Senior Member	Rather than saying it is the mind which ascribes its own characteristics to the outside world, the salient point in Buddhism as I see it is that everything exists in an " asolipsistic " manner, that is, everything is interdependant on everything else - everything that does exist exists through their relationships with everything else. I agree. The Buddha taught Dependent Origination and the Four Nobles Truths. Both systems explain the same thing namely Suffering and the end of Suffering.
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