Form and Emptiness. From Buddhism to Science and Back [Forma i pustka. Od buddyzmu do nauki z powrotem], ed. Artur Przybysławski, Hung, Opole 2005.
"If Buddhism, which is not any cult of any god, is considered to be a religion, it is a specific kind of religion since many scientific discoveries (especially in quantum physics) are surprisingly in harmony with the teachings of Buddha. It turns out that this 2500 year-old system is supported not only by the authority of many meditation masters. It is praised by such Noble prize winners as Niels Bohr, Francis H.C. Crick or Albert Einstein, who says that: «if there is any religion that can match modern scientific standards, it is Buddhism.»"
Table of Contents
Experiencing the Cosmic Joke – Interview with Lama Ole Nydahl
I.
Lama Ole Nydahl, Overview of the Religions of the World
Burkhard Scherer, Philosophy of Mahayana and Mahamudra. Historical Overview
Artur Przybysławski, Can a Buddhist Take a Bath in the River? Buddhism and the Beginnings of European Culture
II.
René Staritzbichler, Buddhism and Physics
Giudo Czeija, Is there a Moon When Nobody Looks at It? Quantum Physics and Reality
Kenneth Maly, Particles? In Space? Questions Concerning Buddhism and Modern Physics
Emilia Nesheva and Nikolai Neshev, Nondualistc Interpretation of Quantum Theory
III.
Peter Malinowski, Brain, Mind, Buddha
René Staritzbichler, Elephant in the Garden or How to Prove Materialism. Short Reflections on Some Crucial Points in Brain Research
Lama Ole Nydahl, Happiness