Philosophy Dan no. 131 / Akira Masaki / Michiko Ishitobi

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It is a sentence of 『 Hannya Shingyo 』 that is well known to all Japanese.
It is probably the most well-known of all the words used to describe Buddhist doctrine, but surprisingly, the interpretation of the concept is still controversial even today.
Religious scholar Nobumi Iyanaga says that there is almost no common understanding in the academic world.
When you explore the content of these arguments, there is a fundamental difference in understanding.
It is a very intellectual and philosophical theory with a "field" of people's beliefs and practices.
In that sense, it can be said that Buddhism is a religion beyond religion, a kind of meta-religion.
While having a "field" of people's beliefs and practices, The last truth Buddha realized is that Brahmanism does not hold.
The denial of Brahmanism is the meaning of "empty" itself.

What is "empty inside"?
Michiko Ishitobi (Part-time lecturer at Hokusei Gakuen University, Specially Appointed Professor at Sapporo Otani University, Specialization : Indian Philosophy)
Any good opinion is painful if it is imposed.
It is not a view itself, as it is invariably separated from all views.
"Having the view of void" is, for example, a claim that "what is void is everything".
Having the view of void as a view does not reach void.
If it is a view, it becomes the strongest logic that can be applied to everything.
On the other hand, the Ba means that "the real world is absolute as it is, and absolute is the real world as it is".
Brief history of author : Lecturer at Waseda University's Open College, specializing in religious studies.
Books 『' Hotoron' : Buddhist 』 reading from the transformation of Buddha (Shunjusha, 2021), 』 living 『 Mandala (Kadokawa Sofia Bunko, 2021), etc. Masaki linguistic expression Atman Atman Nobumi Iyanaga