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Einstein and Buddha: The Parallel Sayings

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Discover the similarities and striking beauty in the writings and sayings from science and the teachings of Buddhism.

Provocative, stimulating, and insightful, Einstein and Buddha points to the far-reaching and profound parallels between Western scientific thought and Eastern religion. These remarkably similar disciplines touch on the essential nature of energy and matter, the relationship between subject and object, and the limits of language in understanding and describing reality. The shared understandings communicate a deep common ground on both the nature of the universe and our place in it.

ISBN-13: 9781569753378

Media Type: Paperback

Publisher: Ulysses Press

Publication Date: 12-20-2002

Pages: 192

Product Dimensions: 5.00(w) x 7.25(h) x 0.40(d)

Series: Parallel Sayings

Einstein: "Our task must be to widen our understanding and compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty" - Albert Einstein Buddha: "True happiness comes not from a limited concern for one's own well-being, but from developing love and compassion for all sentient beings" - Dalai Lama Einstein: "The principle of science is the following: The test of all knowledge is experiment. Experiment is the sole judge of scientific truth" - Richard Feynman Buddha: "Personal experience is the foundation of Buddhist philosophy. In this sense Buddhism is a radical empiricism or experimentalism" - D. T. Suzuki Einstein: "Under typical conditions of ordinary experience, each thing is seen as relatively separate and related only externally to other things" - David Bohm Buddha: "If we are ordinary beings, objects seem to be independent of our mind and independent of other phenomena" - Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Einstein: "The central recognition of the theory of relativity is that geometry is a construct of the intellect" - H. Margenau Buddha: "Space is nothing but a mode of particularization and has no real existence of its own. Space exists only in realtion to our particularizing consciousness" - Dalai Lama

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Einstein:
"Our task must be to widen our
understanding and compassion to
embrace all living creatures and
the whole of nature in its beauty"
- Albert Einstein

Buddha:
"True happiness comes not
from a limited concern for one's
own well-being, but from developing
love and compassion for all sentient
beings"
- Dalai Lama


Einstein:
"The principle of science is the
following: The test of all knowledge
is experiment. Experiment is the sole
judge of scientific truth"
- Richard Feynman

Buddha:
"Personal experience is the foundation
of Buddhist philosophy. In this sense
Buddhism is a radical empiricism or
experimentalism"
- D. T. Suzuki


Einstein:
"Under typical conditions of ordinary
experience, each thing is seen as
relatively separate and related only
externally to other things"
- David Bohm

Buddha:
"If we are ordinary beings, objects
seem to be independent of our mind
and independent of other phenomena"
- Geshe Kelsang Gyatso


Einstein:
"The central recognition of the theory
of relativity is that geometry is a
construct of the intellect"
- H. Margenau

Buddha:
"Space is nothing but a mode of
particularization and has no real
existence of its own. Space exists
only in realtion to our particularizing
consciousness"
- Dalai Lama

Table of Contents

Introduction
Editor's Preface
Parallel Sayings, Parallel Worlds
The Parallel Sayings
> The Human Experience
> The Touchstone of Truth
> Paradox and Contradiction
> Speakable and Unspeakable
> Subject and Object
> Name and Form
> Illusions and Delusions
> Waves, Fields and Energy
> Particles and Matter
> Wholeness and Interdependence
> Time and Space
> Manifestation and Causality
> Unity and Plurality
> Physics and Mysticism
Bibliography
About the Author