Nine reflections

Inspired by Popper:

Guess, test, revise to solve problems.

State the problem clearly when answers fail.

Non-duality implies that anyone is capable of problem-solving.

Inspired by Buddha:

Craving and clinging cause suffering.

Concentration and mindfulness bring clarity to problem-solving.

Loving-kindness expresses non-duality in life.

Inspired by Advaita:

Many forms, one reality.

Reality is knowable because knower and known are non-dual.

Non-dualism appreciates differences and orients society toward reducing suffering.

Order of execution:

1. Many forms, one reality.
2. Non-dualism appreciates differences and orients society toward reducing suffering.
1. Craving and clinging cause suffering.
2. Loving-kindness expresses non-duality in life.
3. Reality is knowable because knower and known are non-dual.
1. Non-duality implies that anyone is capable of problem-solving.
2. State the problem clearly when answers fail.
3. Concentration and mindfulness bring clarity to problem-solving.
4. Guess, test, revise to solve problems.