Mots-clés
philosophical thought
ontology
philosophy of life
ethics
quiet mind
meditative living
engaged mindfulness spirit
integrated inheritance
practicality
humane ethos
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Résumé
This article delves into Tran Nhan Tong's philosophical perspectives, particularly focusing on ontological viewpoints; concerning human morality and the cultivation of wisdom and ethical conduct; regarding human life and death, notably highlighting the concept of a "quiet mind”, which signifies the integrated inheritance characteristic, practicality, and profound humanistic spirit embodied in the positive engaged meditation of Dai Viet during the 13th - 14th centuries.
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