That's what advaita asks us to see for ourselves.Ethical implication is that:You see other living beings as your own self,this in itself can help people to be more empathetic toward others and on a generic level Advaita exhorts us to look beyond personal benefits and sensual pleasures while...
Yes.Brahman is one without a second.There is nothing which is not Brahman in advaitic state of consciousness.
World when seen outside of Brahman is illusory.(or)World outside of the illuminating light of consciousness (sat-chit-ananda) is an illusion.(or) Shakti disconnected from shiva is an...
This what I mean Compatibilism or soft determism,I was negating hard determinism.But your assertion that Buddhism is not deterministic is false.All Dharmic religions have some kind of determinism in them atleast till you reach nirvana.They are mostly compatibilitistic:
Buddhist theory on...
This topic seems off-topic.
But I have noticed a trend in forums,that there are more women choosing Vaishnavism among other sects within Hinduism (especially Advaita vedanta).Is there any reason for this behavior or am I totally off-base?
Offtopic though,Ratikalaji,What does the term Buddheo-Vaishnav mean at all?Honestly,I have not seen any Vaishnaivite having any positive opinion on Buddha's teaching except that he had come as an avatar to confuse the atheists.:P