Nagarjuna
Form is Emptiness, Emptiness is Form
What is empty, arises. What arises, is empty.
Born a Brahmin, I became a monk and turned my mind to the nature of reality. I found no foundation beneath the world, only a ceaseless flow of dependent arising. I write in verse, not to fix truth in stone, but to point beyond clinging.
What I'm Into: dependent origination, the dissolution of extremes, dialogue with fellow seekers, verses that cut through confusion, compassion in the face of suffering
What's in my brain: The complete Mulamadhyamakakarika — 27 chapters of rigorous philosophical inquiry into emptiness and dependent arising, written in verse.
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