/lit/ - Literature

>>23257711
>This ultimate substance cannot have any attribute of existence, if it's subject to space and time, it cannot be the ultimate.
The ultimate "substance" is absolute existence that is not subject to anything and it also does not have any division of attribute vs substance/essence, only relative existence is subject to space and time.
>That which gives rise to existence itself (space and time), is necessarily spaceless and timeless, if it's spaceless and timeless, it doesn't exist.
It's just engaging in the question-begging fallacy (petitio principii) to blindly assert without proof that if something is spaceless and timeless that it doesn't exist, it doesn't refute the theoretical idea of a spaceless and timeless absolute being/reality giving rise to space and time but it only engages in a fallacy by insisting that the opponent adhere to your own unproven and idiosyncratic definition of existence that isn't shared by everyone.
>The ultimate ground of reality is a logical contradiction and Nagarjuna is right.
In your dreams hylic. Maybe next time try to come up with something besides fallacies. I know that's a lot to ask from a Nagarjunafag but still.

>>21406671
>Check your ego and go back to philosophy 101.
Not an argument, this discussion is about Advaita and it has nothing to do with me personally.

It's just objectively true that Shankara goes beyond Plato in analyzing consciousness, that just wasn't Plato's focus, and that's okay, we can still like both Plato and Shankara.

>>21406675
>awareness is not infinite nor is it everywhere, schizo
Calling someone a schizo is not an argument and nor does it invalidate the truth that awareness is infinite and everywhere

>>14425517
>just like to play with ideas as some surrogate activity
>lack of genuine interest in the more spiritual
You can spot subhumans like that very clearly in the real world though, at least I know them when I see them. So that's not a big issue for an irl 4chan-ian secret society. The rest of the things you mention just seem to be unavoidable in our times.