Characteristics The central problem in Asian (religious) philosophy is not the body-mind problem, but the search for an unchanging Real or Absolute beyond the world of appearances and changing phenomena, and the search for liberation from dukkha and the liberation from the cycle of rebirth. In Hinduism, substance-ontology prevails, seeing Brahman as the unchanging real beyond the world of appearances. In Buddhism, process ontology is prevalent, seeing reality as empty of an unchanging essence.
Characteristics The central problem in Asian (religious) philosophy is not the body-mind problem but the search for an unchanging Real or Absolute beyond the world of appearances and changing phenomena and the search for liberation from dukkha and the liberation from the cycle of rebirth In Hinduism substance-ontology prevails seeing Brahman as the unchanging real beyond the world of appearances In Buddhism process ontology is prevalent seeing reality as empty of an unchanging essence