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Online-Zugang:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19943626
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contents <p>This supplementary commentary is a companion paper to the Three-Stage Model of Self-Consciousness Origin. It systematically identifies and analyzes the ten critical blind spots in the theories of J. Krishnamurti and mainstream awareness practices, revealing how even advanced teachings remain confined within the boundaries of thought, unable to fully address the structural root of consciousness alienation. By clarifying these theoretical limitations, this work establishes the critical background for the core breakthrough of the primary paper: the shift from "observing within thought" to "returning to the primordial being prior to thought." It provides the necessary critical foundation for the complete framework, ensuring that the proposed liberation path avoids repeating the hidden traps of traditional spiritual inquiry.</p>
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spellingShingle Supplementary Analysis on Multiple Self-Clusters, Structural Awareness, and the Path of Liberation (A Supplementary Thesis to The Three-Stage Model of Self-Consciousness Origin)
AIan, CIoud
multiple self-clusters, structural awareness, cognitive liberation, closed cognitive structure, five fundamental structures, existential insecurity, psychological suffering, non-dual consciousness, critical thinking, philosophical psychology
<p>This supplementary commentary is a companion paper to the Three-Stage Model of Self-Consciousness Origin. It systematically identifies and analyzes the ten critical blind spots in the theories of J. Krishnamurti and mainstream awareness practices, revealing how even advanced teachings remain confined within the boundaries of thought, unable to fully address the structural root of consciousness alienation. By clarifying these theoretical limitations, this work establishes the critical background for the core breakthrough of the primary paper: the shift from "observing within thought" to "returning to the primordial being prior to thought." It provides the necessary critical foundation for the complete framework, ensuring that the proposed liberation path avoids repeating the hidden traps of traditional spiritual inquiry.</p>
title Supplementary Analysis on Multiple Self-Clusters, Structural Awareness, and the Path of Liberation (A Supplementary Thesis to The Three-Stage Model of Self-Consciousness Origin)
topic multiple self-clusters, structural awareness, cognitive liberation, closed cognitive structure, five fundamental structures, existential insecurity, psychological suffering, non-dual consciousness, critical thinking, philosophical psychology
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19943626