Introduction to Unity in Duality tarab-institute.org/ The view of #Tendrel (Tibetan), that everything that arises is mutually interconnected, can be considered Buddhist Philosophys quintessential contribution to the world. This view originated in 5th Century BC in India by Buddha Sakyamuni and was investigated and debated by the Buddhist scholars at the Nalanda University, North India, right up until its destruction in the 12th Century AD. In the 8th Century AD the Tendrel-view together with other facets of Buddhism was introduced in Tibet, which became the academic basis of an extraordinary scientific and method-orientated tradition. The expositions of Tendrel survived and had thrived in Tibet up until the middle of the last century, when the Chinese communists took over the government of Tibet. The events that followed, forced Buddhist Scholars of Tibet to flee to India and elsewhere. Thereby passing on this otherwise hidden knowledge to the world at large.
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