The Buddha And His Religion
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i as in this void and this darkness it might be supposed that an idea could subsist and represent to the ascetic the void in which he is plunged, a last and supreme eflfort must be made, and he then enters into the fourth region of the world devoid of form, where there are neither ideas nor even an idea of their absence. The doctrine of Dhyana may therefore be considered a decisive commentary on that of Nirvana ; for as by this transitory ecstatic state a transitory annihilation is already soug...ht for, then an eternal and definite annihilation may be sought for in Nirvana.J > TBuddhism has no God, it has not even the vague and con- fused notion of a Universal Spirit, in which, according to orthodox Brahmanism and the Sankhya, the human soul is absorbed. Neither does it admit nature properly so called, and it does not make that great distinction between the spirit and the material world which is the system and glory of Kapila ; lastly, it confuses man with his earthly surroundings, even while it preaches virtue to him.
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i as in this void and this darkness it might be supposed that an idea could subsist and represent to the ascetic the void in which he is plunged, a last and supreme eflfort must be made, and he then enters into the fourth region of the world devoid of form, where there are neither ideas nor even an idea of their absence. The doctrine of Dhyana may therefore be considered a decisive commentary on that of Nirvana ; for as by this transitory ecstatic state a transitory annihilation is already soug...ht for, then an eternal and definite annihilation may be sought for in Nirvana.J > TBuddhism has no God, it has not even the vague and con- fused notion of a Universal Spirit, in which, according to orthodox Brahmanism and the Sankhya, the human soul is absorbed. Neither does it admit nature properly so called, and it does not make that great distinction between the spirit and the material world which is the system and glory of Kapila ; lastly, it confuses man with his earthly surroundings, even while it preaches virtue to him.
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