Buddhist philosophy establishes philosophy: With the principle of dependence (conditions, causes and conditions), and everything is always changing and changing in connection, there is no definite self-existent self-nature, which is the essence of Buddhist ontological philosophy. This difficult question awakens self-awareness and self-questioning in the readers. In this study, the author used consulting skills in language, nihilistic philosophy and Buddhist philosophy to pose problems for reference. An interesting and useful subject for reference in the academic field of philosophy.
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Summary 114 Introduction 114 The problem Nihilism 115 Nihilism as byproduct of cognition 117 Dhammas as entities 118 Conceiving the eternal Being 120 Conclusion 123 References 126
