Cognizing

"Cognizing" (e.g., thinking, understanding, and knowing) is a mental state.

Boing Boing 2008

Abstract: "Cognizing" (e.g., thinking, understanding, and knowing) is a Language itself is a form of cognitive technology that allows cognizers to offload some of their cognitive functions onto the brains of other cognizers.

Open Access Archivangelism 2008

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Cognizing society Daniel Little 2008

Cognizing a sentence as a whole (based on hearing the sound of only one consonant or vowel at a time) and cognizing the motion of something (based on seeing some item in only one position and location at a time) are similarly conceptual processes.

Fine Analysis of Objects of Cognition: Gelug and Non-Gelug Presentations in Alternating Order 2006

Chittamatra Proponents of an Equal Number of Cognized Objects and Cognizing Consciousnesses assert that on the side of the cognized object, there are as many aspects as there are different colored shapes, and on the side of the cognizing consciousness, there are as many consciousnesses as there are cognized aspects, with each one directed at each aspect.

Basic Features of the Gelug-Chittamatra System ��� 2 Specific Points Concerning the Three Types of Characterized Phenomena 2006

Cognizing a sentence as a whole (based on hearing the sound of only one consonant or vowel at a time) and cognizing the motion of something (based on seeing some item in only one position and location at a time) are similarly conceptual processes.

Fine Analysis of Objects of Cognition: Non-Gelug Presentation 2006

Cognizing the Voidness (Emptiness) of the Self in Terms of the Five Aggregates (3 parts)

Work in Progress 2003

Cognizing this level of voidness is a necessary stepping-stone to cognizing definitive voidness, which is beyond all conceptual categories and beyond all words.

Fundamentals of Dzogchen Meditation ��� 1 Recognizing Different Levels of Mental Activity and Appearance-Making 2001

In A Commentary on [Dignaga's "Compendium of] Validly Cognizing Minds," Dharmakirti stated that the defining characteristic of a phenomenon that arises from causes and conditions is its ability to perform a function for a specific audience.

Relating to a Spiritual Teacher: Building a Healthy Relationship ��� 11 Seeing a Mentor as a Buddha 2000

In such cases, Dharmakirti recommended in A Commentary on [Dignaga's "Compendium of] Validly Cognizing Minds," one needs to rely on valid sources of information.

Relating to a Spiritual Teacher: Building a Healthy Relationship ��� 15 Fear in a Disciple-Mentor Relationship 2000