A comparison of mental Perception Between theravada Buddhist philosophy and Edmund Husserl

Abstract

This Article ‘Comparative perception of mind in Theravada Buddhist Philosophy and Edmund Husserl’. Three main points; 1. To study the perception of mind of Edmund Husserl. 2.To study the mind in the Theravada Buddhist Philosophy. 3. Comparative perception of mind in Theravada Buddhist Philosophy and Edmund Husserl. Edmund Husserl ascribe perception of mind; the perception is the expression of describing of mind thru phenomena consciousness to material and self-knowledge is the imagine from the idea or mental experience only. The perception of mind in the Theravada Buddhist Philosophy consists of external things and internal things (12 senses) and the last important is the only mind. My point of views, ‘Comparative perception of mind in Theravada Buddhist Philosophy and Edmund Husserl’. The perception of Husserl is the encouragement to create the imagines of mind mostly but the perception of mind in Theravada Buddhist Philosophy is the spectacle of mind in many forms in the phenomena of our perspective.