valatavaid
Valatavaid, also known as *Valatavāda* or the "Doctrine of the Two Truths," is a philosophical concept originating from the Buddhist tradition, particularly within the context of Mahayana Buddhism. The term derives from Sanskrit, where *vala* means "truth" and *tavaid* refers to "twofold." This doctrine posits that all phenomena can be understood through two complementary perspectives: the conventional truth (*samvriti-satya*) and the ultimate truth (*paramartha-satya*).
Conventional truth refers to the way things appear in everyday experience, including labels, perceptions, and social
Ultimate truth, on the other hand, reveals the inherent nature of reality beyond conventional appearances. It
The doctrine of the two truths serves as a framework for understanding how conventional language and thought
Valatavaid is not merely a philosophical abstraction but a practical guide for meditation and ethical living,