UTS

Eastern or western

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

Collectivism/holistic

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

Systematic approach – all events in the universe are interconnected

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

Me-to be discovered by liberating from the false “me” – attachment to the material thing

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

The action is the extension of the mind

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

Religion and Philosophy is ONE

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

In finding truth and meaning: WE

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

The SELF views the universe in circular/cyclic manner based on the perception, recurrence

EASTERN (Classical Indian and Chinese Philosophies)  

COSMOLOGICAL UNITY: the main point in the journey of the life of the self as it goes toward eternal realities that surround a person

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

It is the “I”

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

Individualism/fragmentary dualistic

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

Feeling oneself as an element of the Divine: Life is a service to God, money, business, etc

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

The SELF’s linear view of the universe and life based on the Christian philosophy where everything has its beginning and end. Idea of the self is LOGICAL, SCIENTIFIC and RATIONAL

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

Religion is independent of Philosophy

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

Action is not necessarily a translation of the mind

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

Me- given, does not have to be cognizable

WESTERN (Greek and Jude- Christian Tradition) 

More focused on the individual events and the role of the person