Preface
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vii
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Introduction |
1
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The Initial Virtue--The Title |
5
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The Middle Virtue--The Meaning |
9
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1. The Cause of This Teaching |
11 |
2. Subhuti Asks Questions |
17 |
3. The Genuine Great Vehicle |
23 |
4. The Wonderful Practice without Fixation |
29 |
5. The True Meeting |
33 |
6. The Rarity of the True Faith |
35 |
7. Unfindable and Indescribable |
43 |
8. Born from Buddhadharma |
49 |
9. One Characteristic, No Characteristic |
55 |
10. Adorn Pure Land |
65 |
11. Unconditioned Merit Is More Supreme |
73 |
12. Venerating the Sublime Dharma |
77 |
13. Upholding the Dharma |
81 |
14. Peace Free of Conceptions |
91 |
15. The Merit of Upholding This Sutra |
115 |
16. It Can Purify Karmic Obscurations |
121 |
17. Ultimate Selflessness |
127 |
18. One Body, All Visions |
141 |
19. Pervasive Liberation in Dharmadhatu |
149 |
20. Transcend Form and Characteristics |
153 |
21. Not What Has Been Said |
157 |
22. No Dharma to Attain |
161 |
23. Purifying Mind and Cultivating Virtue |
163 |
24. Incomparable Merit and Wisdom |
167 |
25. Liberate Nobody |
169 |
26. Dharmakaya Has No Marks |
173 |
27. Neither Nihilism nor Ceasing |
177 |
28. No Attaining, No Clinging |
179 |
29. Peaceful Deportment |
183 |
30. The Conception of Oneness |
185 |
31. No Conception, No View |
189 |
32. What Appears Is Not Real |
193 |
The Virtuous Ending--The Conclusion |
197 |
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Postscript |
201 |
Notes |
203 |
Index |
205 |
About the Author |
219 |