Philosophy - Eastern Dialogue

The Question the Buddha Would Not Answer

One evening, after the day’s alms were finished and the forest had gone quiet, a group of monks gathered around

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The Science of Suffering: How Neuroscience Confirms Buddhist Insights on the Mind More than 2,500 years ago, a man sitting

For over a century, Einstein’s theories of relativity have defined how we understand the universe. They work beautifully — as

If the ancient world was shaped by contact with advanced intelligences, could traces of that connection still linger today? As

If ancient myths and scriptures hint at extraterrestrial involvement in human history, the next logical question is: Where’s the evidence?

Human intelligence appeared almost overnight — a mystery evolution can’t fully explain. Around the same time, civilizations across the world

When the Universe Looks Back at Itself and Asks, “Who Am I?” There is a question as old as thought

The Hard Problem of Consciousness: The Mystery That Knows Itself We can peer into the brain with dazzling precision today.

In the age of vision boards, affirmations, and “high-vibration” living, manifestation has become a buzzword in the Western world. The