読み物カテゴリ： ‘哲学への招待’
“cogito, ergo sum” theorized by René Descartes (1596-1650)
A French mathematician and philosopher, René Descartes (1596-1650) theorized that “cogito, ergo sum” which means “I think, therefore I exist.”
This philosophical idea, “cogito, ergo sum” shall be widely performing as the basis of all of sciences you study energetically.
英語音声講義
⇒ ”cogito, ergo sum” theorized by René Descartes (1596-1650)（英語音声講義）
Rational readability transcendentally surpasses stereotypical logicality.
英語音声講義
⇒ Rational readability transcendentally surpasses stereotypical logicality.（英語音声講義）
One of the major characteristics of the teachings of Buddhism
英語音声講義
⇒ One of the major characteristics of the teachings of Buddhism（英語音声講義）
Pièce de résistance to sensitively experience as a human being
英語音声講義
⇒ Pièce de résistance to sensitively experience as a human being（英語音声講義）
Gautama Siddhārtha, his birth and infancy
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⇒ Gautama Siddhārtha, his birth and infancy（英語音声講義）
The line between the sublime and the ridiculous is thin as a knife’s edge.
You are absolutely required to free yourself from the bondage in your locality in order to broaden your rationality. This lecture guides you to grasp the concept and mechanism of the two, the sublime and the ridiculous metaphysically.
To grasp the aforementioned shall be the “basis of your culture” in the future. Accordingly, you are certainly guided to study this lecture for the sake of your cultivation.
英語音声講義
⇒ The line between the sublime and the ridiculous is thin as a knife’s edge.（英語音声講義）
Living without a sense of urgency immensely deteriorates arithmetic.
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⇒ Living without a sense of urgency immensely deteriorates arithmetic.（英語音声講義）
There is nothing enigmatic in the occurrence.
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⇒ There is nothing enigmatic in the occurrence.（英語音声講義）
Some hints for the sake of your fruitful thinking
We human beings experience a deluge of unexpected occurrences every day every night in our life. Usually we are not sure what kind of experience we have next.
Absolutely, nobody knows about the future. But, regarding the occurrences, there are some methods to sysytematically deduce the reasons why they occurred as the “reality.” In most of the actual cases in our daily life, there is nothing enigmatic in the occurrences we experience.
There is a “certain reason” why something concrete happens all of a sudden. There is nothing mysterious in the matter we substantially experience. Where there is a “fact,” there is a “certain reason” for that.
A fact is a fact. There is nothing enigmatic in it. There is no labyrinthine enigma in the matter (fact) you experience.
