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Ishvarakṛṣṇa

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Ishvarakṛṣṇa · c. 4th–5th century CE

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“He drew the sharpest line ever drawn between consciousness and matter — sharper than Descartes' — and put the mind, startlingly, on the matter side of it.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 56

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“Reality is two utterly different things — consciousness, which only watches, and nature, which does everything else, including your thinking — and suffering ends the moment you stop confusing the two.”
— The Great Philosophers, Ch. 56

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