41a. Esoteric Buddhism (Part 1) | the Trinity of Consciousness, Mind, + Self

41a. Esoteric Buddhism (Part 1) | the Trinity of Consciousness, Mind, + Self

Author: Alexander Sachon June 8, 2022 Duration: 1:22:48

I'm very excited to be presenting the newest chapter in my ongoing series, which is actually a book I'm publishing serially titled "Philosophy: Its Origin, Purpose, and Destiny."

This present chapter, the sixth overall is titled "Maitreya, the Buddha to Come." It features an in-depth exploration of the philosophy of the religious philosophy of Mahayana Buddhism, focusing particularly on its emanationist doctrine of Buddha manifesting itself, through mind, into a Divine Being or Divine Self (Vajrasattva in their language).

As a result of the sheer volume of material we'll be covering on this topic, I decided to break its content into three parts. This is Part 1 of 3; the other 2 are available now.

Make sure to check out the actual article for this one, as there are lots of visuals and charts. You can find it on my Substack (which is like a blog). The video version features visuals of the article alongside me on audio (see my YouTube via my site)

Thank you, - Alex

Website: www.alexsachon.com


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