EASTERN PERSPECTIVE

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UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

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WESTERN THOUGHT

Frame of Reference

There is a separation between philosophy and religion

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EASTERN THOUGHT

Frame of Reference

Religion and philosophy are intertwined.

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WESTERN THOUGHT

Examples of belief system

Rationalism, Empiricism

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EASTERN THOUGHT

Examples of belief system

Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism

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WESTERN THOUGHT

Notable philosophers

Socrates, Plato, Rene Descartes

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EASTERN THOUGHT

Notable philosophers

Lao Tzu, Confucius, Siddharta Gautama (Buddha)

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WESTERN THOUGHT

Source of knowledge

Reasoning to pursue wisdom

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EASTERN THOUGHT

Source of knowledge

Often associated with religious beliefs

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WESTERN THOUGHT

View of the universe, life, and self

Egocentric

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EASTERN THOUGHT

View of the universe, life, and self

Sociocentric

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HINDUISM

  • Law of Karma

  • Individual actions will lead to either good or bad outcomes in one’s life.

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KARMA

It does not end with a body’s death, so its influence may extend through incarnation of the soul.

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BUDDHISM

  • There is no self

  • There is only nothing and all else is an illusion

  • Everything in life is changing, nothing lasts forever.

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SIDDHARTHA GAUTAMA

known as Buddha and is the founder of Buddhism

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BUDH

The root word of Buddhism is ____ meaning awake

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ANICCA

It means impermanence in Buddhism.

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CONFUCIANISM

  • The individual’s greatest mission of attaining self-realization wherein self-cultivation is instrumental.

  • “Don’t do to others what you would not want others do to you.“

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SELF-CULTIVATION

This could be accomplished by knowing one’s role in the society and act accordingly.

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MORAL CHARACTER

It is perfected through continuously taking every opportunity to improve oneself in thought and action.

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TAOISM

  • Lao Tzu

  • The self is an extension of the cosmos.

  • Three great virtues: humility, frugality, and contentment.

  • The perfect man has no self.

  • There should be unity and harmony among opposite elements: Yin and Yang

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LAO TZU

Who established Taoism?

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HUMILITY, FRUGALITY, CONTENTMENT

THREE (3) GREAT VIRTUES OF TAOISM.

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YIN AND YANG

Opposite elements where there should be unity and harmony.