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Describing the Indescribable |
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Shih, Hsing-yun=釋星雲
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Graham, Tom
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| Date | 2001.02 |
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| Pages | 224 |
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| Publisher | Wisdom Publications |
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http://www.wisdompubs.org/
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| Location | Decatur, GA, US [迪凱特, 喬治亞州, 美國] |
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| Content type | 書籍=Book |
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| Language | 英文=English |
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| Note | Original Language：Sanskrit; Available Through：Alibris; Baker & Taylor Books; Brodart Co.; National Book Network |
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| Keyword | 金剛經=The Diamond Sutra; |
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| Table of contents |
INTRODUCTION
TEXT OF THE DIAMOND SUTRA
MASTER HSING YUN'S COMMENTARY
1. The Causes of This Dharma Meeting
2. Subhuti's Request
3. PART I: The Heart of the Mahayana
3. PART II: The Heart of the Mahayana(continued)
4. The Wonder of Behaving Without Attachment
5. Seeing the Truth Lies Beneath Perception
6. The Rarity of True Belief
7. Nothing Has Been Attained and Nothing Has Been Said
8. Enlightenment Comes from These Teachings
9. The Four Fruits Are Empty
10. Making the Buddha Realm Magnificent
11. The Unconditioned Is Supreme
12. Honoring the True Teaching
13. The Name of This Sutra
14. Ultimate Tranquility Beyond Lakshana
15. The Goodness of Upholding This Sutra
16. Purification of Karma
17. Complete and Utter Selflessness
18. One Body Sees All
19. Universal Transformation Within the Dharma Realm
20. Beyond Form and Lakshana
21. Speaking the Unspeakable
22. The Unattainable Dharma
23. Perfect Equanimity
24. True Generosity Lies in Upholding This Sutra
25. Transforming That Which Cannot Be Transformed
26. The Dharma Body Is Without Lakshana
27. Nothing Is Ended and Nothing Is Extinguished
28. Not Receiving and Not Wanting to Receive
29. Awesome Tranquility
30. Compound Lakshana
31. Not Giving Rise to Belief in Lakshana
32. Like Shadows, Like Bubbles, Like Dreams |
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| ISBN | 0861711866 (Format: Trade Paper) |
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| Hits | 691 |
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| Created date | 2004.01.09
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