> > How does Buddhism see this space/time issue? > > Vaj wrote: > Space, in the context of consciousness is seen > as a "suchness" or "thatness"... > In Mahayana Buddhism, there is a 'storehouse of consciousness', a place, where all kinds of ideas, in the form of 'seeds', are kept. A 'storehouse' is like a museum or a store where information is stored. A store of consciousness refers to the storing and also to what is stored. In Buddhist tradition, this information is stored as bijas, seeds.
"The Buddha taught that consciousness is always continuing, like a stream of water. Consciousness has four layers. The four layers of consciousness are mind consciousness, sense consciousness, store consciousness, and manas." Source: Buddhadharma: http://tinyurl.com/c6huez Read more: 'Understanding Our Mind' Fifty Verses on the Nature of Consciousness Byy Thich Nhat Hanh Parallax Press, 2006 http://tinyurl.com/d23wxf
