noun
mind-only doctrine; consciousness-only teaching
Buddhist term, especially in the Avatamsaka Sutra context: all phenomena arise from mind or consciousness. Often contrasted with 唯物 (materialism).
華厳経では、唯心の教えが説かれている。
The Avatamsaka Sutra teaches the doctrine of mind-only.
noun
Philosophical sense: the view that mind or spirit is the fundamental reality. Often used in contrast to 唯物論 (materialism).
See also: 唯物
唯心論は、物質よりも精神を根本と見なす。
Idealism regards spirit as more fundamental than matter.