Prasangika Madhyamaka

Prasangika Madhyamaka is a school of Buddhist philosophy that emphasizes that all phenomena (things and experiences) are empty of inherent, independent existence. It teaches that everything arises dependently on other factors and conditions, meaning nothing exists on its own. By using logical reasoning (prasanga), practitioners analyze and deconstruct their perceptions, understanding that concepts are provisional and lack ultimate nature. This view helps reduce attachment and confusion, leading toward liberation. Essentially, Prasangika Madhyamaka encourages seeing the world as interconnected and empty, which fosters wisdom and compassion.