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From Impermanence to Resonance: A Comparative Study of Buddhist Non-Dualism and the Tenson Field Theory
This paper explores the philosophical continuity between Buddhist conceptions of impermanence and the Tenson Field Theory. While classical Buddhism interprets imper- manence(anitya)asareasontotranscendtheworld,ZenBuddhismredefinesitasthebasis of direct experience. Tenson Theory inherits this non-dual insight but develops it into a physicalandmathematicalframeworkofresonance. WithoutnegatingBuddhistwisdom,it reconceivesimpermanencenotascessationbutasrhythmicpersistencethroughfluctuation.
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