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Phenomenology of Awakening

  1. Introduction: Awakening as Phenomenological Event

To speak of awakening is to touch the most intimate and mysterious dimension of spiritual life. It is not merely a doctrinal assertion, nor only the culmination of metaphysical reasoning, but a transformation in the very structure of human consciousness. Both Unborn Mind Zen and Advaita Vedānta insist that awakening is not about acquiring something new, nor about achieving an external state—it is instead a recognition of what was always already present, though veiled by ignorance, habit-energy, or mistaken identity. read more

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