Мы видели создание вселенной и появление этого мира
И легко одолели духовные недуги и изъяны.
Знай, тот черный свет превыше тайны ла [1].
Мы вышли за пределы даже этого черного света,
И теперь не осталось ни «этого», ни «того»

Виды бытия

• Existence in imagination (Wujude-Dhehni)
• Real existence (Wujud-e-Khariji)
• Imagined ideas, which can never exist in reality
  (Mumtaniul-Wujud)
• Imagined ideas, which have equal relation
  with existence and non-existence (Mumkinul-Wujud)
• The idea which can have absolutely no relation
  with non-existence (Wajibul-Wujud)

Self-existent; it can have no end; self-sufficient; neither compound not mixture;
neither a body nor a surface, neither a line nor a point; not be subject to any change;
must be a living being (??); allknowing; all-powerful

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Мадхъямика — Катускоти
What Nagarjuna wishes to prove is the irrationality of Existence, or the falsehood of reasoning which is built upon the logical principle that A equals A.... Because two answers, assertion and denial, are always possible to a given question, his arguments contain two refutations, one denying the presence, one the absence of the probandum. This double refutation is called the Middle Path

Главное отличие от Иного: наличие Второй истины или ultimate reality.

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Апофатическое богословие

Augustine of Hippo defined God aliud, aliud valde, meaning 'other, completely other', in Confessions 7.10.16 wrote Si [enim] comprehendis, non est Deus,[55] meaning 'if you understand [something], it is not God', in Sermo 117.3.5 (PL 38, 663) and a famous legend tells that, while walking along the Mediterranean shoreline meditating on the mystery of the Trinity, he met a child who with a seashell (or a little pail) was trying to pour the whole sea into a small hole dug in the sand. Augustine told him that it was impossible to enclose the immensity of the sea in such a small opening, and the child replied that it was equally impossible to try to understand the infinity of God within the limited confines of the human mind.

Бёме, Экхарт

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Нигилизм, солипсизм, агностицизм
Ён греков, Айн соф иудаизма

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