Le monisme physicaliste est bien connu, mais il existe des monismes cognitifs (par exemple, le courant bouddhiste du
yogacara ou << esprit seulement >>).
TRY YOGA In September, the Malabar will host a four-day Living Yoga experience run by Radhika Vachani who started up
Yogacara in Mumbai.
Anis Bajrektarevic indicates that it: "corresponds with the Buddhist
Yogacara assumption that all perceptions do leave traces which make future similar perceptions more probable/plausible - origins of the potentialities within the quantum realm." finally, professor concludes: "this is why mankind kept practicing a prayer."
Among his topics are Vedas and Upanishads as foundations of Brahmanism, Abhidharma Buddhism,
Yogacara Buddhism, Samkhya and Yoga, Advaita Vedanta, and Tantra and some Saiva thinkers.
This is complicated enough, but the foregoing Sanskrit taxonomy receives such a mind-boggling extension in the CHENG WEISHI LUN (a foundational text of the
Yogacara school, whose epistemology denies that objects of experience are outside of, and independent of the perceiving consciousness) that newcomers to Buddhist psychology will surely get lost in its bristling depths.
Crosby and Skilton (82-87) identify it more specifically with a Cittamatra (
Yogacara) view, because Cittamatra typically sees the highest truth in the absence of duality.
Someone may ask: how should we interpret the
Yogacara's or, in a softer version, Berkeley's or Schuppe's idea that there is nothing save consciousness?
Based on the psychotherapeutic theory and practice from the perspective of the
Yogacara School of Buddhism "human suffering in various forms arises from illusory perceptions of the self and external environment" (Lee, 2002, p.
(13) "These 'translations' or 'substitutions' should not be taken as a claim that
Yogacara as such and Phenomenology are interchangeable or nearly reducible to each other, such that one entire system, or even a constellation of concepts and terms from one system can be carried over into the other painlessly and without shedding a drop of doctrinal blood" (Lusthaus 2002, 12).
However, according to the Sautrantikas, Cittamatrins and the
Yogacara division of the Madhyamika-Svatantrikas, there are all four types of these.