Introduction
to Buddhism:
"Transforming
Our Reality: Explore the interconnectedness of Modern
Science and Buddhism"
The
classical vision of physics had been that worldly phenomenon
can be mathematically predicted. Such belief failed with
enhanced sophistication of human observation into the
subatomic world. The revised theory in the last century: Quantum theory
unveiled that observer creates the specific
reality out of all possibilities of existences in a
non-deterministic, spontaneous manner. Meanwhile,
interactions of quantum entangled objects transcends the
constraint laid by causality of space-time.
Such counter-intuitive ideas echo with Buddhist concepts.
The law of Cause and Effect described the involvement of our
mind and intention in affecting external phenomena
intriguingly.
Every individual existences are thus profoundly connected.
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Cause and effect and Interconnectedness of physical phenomena
as addressed in Science and Buddhism (Power
point download)
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Life experiences as a manifestation of abstract concepts
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Five fold Comparisons of various Buddhist Sutra
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World Peace through rationality of Science and compassion of
Religion
Date : September 22, 2005
Time : 7:00 - 8:30pm
Venue : SGI-USA Silicon Valley Community Center
1875 De La Cruz Ave, Santa Clara, CA 95050
Events in school year 2004-2005
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