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Peter Fenner
by Peter Fenner
Deconstructive contemplation is the process of critically examining something to understand its components and how they fit together. It is inspired by the perfect wisdom (prajnaparamita), Middle Path (madhyamaka), complete fulfillment (Dzogchen), and Contemplative (Zen) traditions of Buddhism. This can be done with physical objects, concepts, or beliefs. The goal is to break something down into its smaller parts to better understand it as a whole. This process can be helpful when trying to solve a problem or understand a complex issue.
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Deconstructive contemplation is the process of critically examining something to understand its components and how they fit together. It is inspired by the perfect wisdom (prajnaparamita), Middle Path (madhyamaka), complete fulfillment (Dzogchen), and Contemplative (Zen) traditions of Buddhism. This can be done with physical objects, concepts, or beliefs. The goal is to break something down into its smaller parts to better understand it as a whole. This process can be helpful when trying to solve a problem or understand a complex issue.
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