/lit/ - Literature

>>16493921
Im not half the posts you assumed were mine, see pic related

> Do you, or do you not believe that yourself, the nearest dog, and the computer that you are typing on, are real or not?
My consciousness, which is me, is the absolute reality, everything else has only a transient, contingent and empirically-real existence, but the empirically real does not exist on the level of absolute reality.

> Because it seems like you're being incoherent and inconsistent;
It is not, unless you are misunderstanding something, maybe you can refer to this post for clarification

>>/lit/thread/S16452586#p16453821

>you're cribbing the Two-Truths (which Advaitins reject)
False, Advaita accepts the distinction between absolute and non-absolute reality or truth, and this doctrine originates in the pre-Buddhist Upanishads which contrast a higher, immortal and subtle Brahman with a lower gross and mortal form such as in Brihadaranyaka verse 2.3.1