Sunday, June 11th, 1978

WISDOM'S GOLDENROD, ALAN BERKOWITZ CLASS NOTES

(TYPED)

JUNE 11, 1978

HINDUISM; VEDANTA; TRUTH AND FALSITY

TOPIC: Hinduism

SUBJECT: Vedanta

SUBSUBJECTS: Truth and Falsity, Nyaya, Buddhism, Samkhya

DIAGRAMS embedded in these notes:

• FIGURE 1978 0611-1-AB. Four Views of True and False as Intrinsic and Extrinsic in Buddhism, Vedanta, Samkhya, and Nyaya.

• FIGURE 1978 0611-2-AB. Vesica Intersection of True and False; Senses as Entrances and Exits of Knowledge.

TYPED AND REFORMATTED by IT 2022

NOTES:

• RETYPED HANDWRITTEN NOTES (hence V08). From Alan Notes 02 1977 to 06 1979.PDF.

• All punctuation corrected, abbreviations spelled out.

1978 06/11 at Wisdom's Goldenrod

Hinduism; Vedanta; Truth and Falsity

[Alan Notes 0611 1978 Begin]

6/11/78

T - true

F - false

I - intrinsic

E - extrinsic

[FIGURE 1978 0611-2-AB. Vesica Intersection of True and False; Senses as Entrances and Exits of Knowledge. Knowl. = Knowledge; 4th house = Nama Rupa, 5th house = 5 Senses, 6th house = 5 Karma Indriyas (5KI); Pr. entity = Prakritic entity; FAEW = Fire Air Earth Water. Facsimile scan from AB class notes.]

Nyaya view is from vesica (manas) -- True and False are both extrinsic (external to manas). Buddhist -- whole 11th and 12th is false, only 10th (alaya) true.

[Alan Notes 0611 1978 End]