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Where does knowledge come from?
Names and dates can recede after a few of these teachings, and a movement becomes easier to see.
Humans ask how we know. Traditions answer with reason, revelation, encounter, or received teaching. Careful readers label the source before they accept the claim. Softening the labels can reveal that shape. Your path remains yours when the pattern appears.
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Direct noticing as a way of knowing
Contemplative traditions often ask practitioners to examine experience directly rather than rely only on inherited belief or argument. This gives awareness a place among ways of knowing, while any claim about what the experience ultimately means still requires interpretation.
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