On The Nature of Mind and Existence

Brief and simplified discernment to further elaborate and complement recent On The Nature of The Mind - EPISTEMOLOGY OF LIFE AND ONTOLOGY OF EXISTENCE FOUNDATION AND INSTITUTE (epistemologyontologyfoundationinstitute.org):

In Eastern traditions and ways of life, the Ground of Nature and Becoming ("Dependent and Interdependent Origination" metaphor) or the Ground of All That Exit and Ever Exist is the dominance wisdom or epistemic norm. While in Western tradition, the concept of God or the Ground of Being and Becoming ("Dependent and Interdependent Arising" or God term is used as metaphor even through Ground of Being and Becoming is very different from all the conventional definitions of God) is the epistemic norm. And no past nor current traditions, cultures, practices, and ways of life encompassed both Ground (singular since they are intertwined and entangled or as parts of sum of parts of Wholeness) of Wholeness.

Therefore, it is essential, meaningful, and purposeful to integrate and embodied such essential epistemic and ontic into the human existential experience in relation to the Ground of Being and Becoming and Ground of Nature and Becoming through such as naturalness-spiritual, philosophy and humanities, scientific explorations, and ways of being and becoming or nurturing and development and living locally and non-locally in the known physical world. And beyond.

And as such, would make the quest for nature' epistemic and ontic, and nature of reality and truth natural to the essence and nature of being and becoming, realistic, and practical. And of far greater realizable potentialities of possibilities. Thus, would not only better sentient existential experience and conditions, rather also universal potentialities of possibilities. And all the while prevent and eliminate harm, injustice, and suffering locally and non-locally in the known physical world. And beyond.

And this brief and simplified discernment is also to inspire and encourage (and complement diverse past inspirations and encouragements) individual-shared-collective common and greater good, responsibility, and actions for inclusive or universal long lasting benefits and betterment for all locally and non-locally in the known physical world. And beyond.

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