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From “Non-self” to “Emptiness”: an Original Three-tier Structure on Buddhism
Interpreting “non-self” as no subject (or mental entity) of “awareness” by regarding the five aggregates as “awareness”, leads to an original three-tier structure (“subject”, “be aware of” and “object”) to summarize the progressive stages of “emptiness”, bridging various Buddhist schools in a unified analytical framework.
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