Having analyzed the main problems of time, consciousness and energy in Indian and European cultures (using the example of the work of the most prominent thinkers of the 20th century, Sri Aurobindo, M.Heidegger and A.Badiou), one can see a number of fundamental patterns inherent in these cultures. Since, according to Sri Aurobindo, not only people but also gods have consciousness, it is shown...
This article explores contemporary esoteriology through the prism of philosophical epistemology, arguing for its interpretation as a specific form of spiritual knowledge that addresses the inner, transformative dimensions of human cognition. In contrast to classical epistemological models grounded in objectivity, discursive rationality, and empirical verification, esoteriological knowledge is...
The article considers existential and phenomenological aspects of the phenomenon of health from the standpoint of enactivism, which is understood as a body-oriented phenomenology. Enactivism was developed because the biomedical understanding of health (as the absence of disease), which dominates medical practice, is insufficient.A certain approximation to the enactivist approach is the holistic...
When comparing two different topos of culture – Western and Eastern (Indian) – regarding the understanding of the essence of consciousness, it was found that consciousness is the key constant for understanding any culture. The analysis of the two most prominent Western thinkers of the 20th century (M.Heidegger and A.Badiou) showed that all European culture from its origins (in ancient Greece)...