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*<span> Preface by Jigme Rinpoche&l … </br>*<span> Preface by Jigme Rinpoche</span><span>ix</span></br>*<span> Preface by the translator</span><span>xi</span></br>*<span> Introduction by the translator</span><span>1</span></br></br>*<span> '''Buddha Nature:'''</span><span>13</span></br>**Our Potential for Wisdom,</br>**Compassion, and Happiness</br>*<span> Ignorance does not have a concrete beginning, but it does have an end</span><span>15</span></br>*<span> Scriptural sources</span><span>19</span></br>*<span> Mind, the foundation of everything</span><span>21</span></br>*<span> Begin with bodhicitta</span><span>25</span></br>*<span> Buddha wisdom, the true nature of mind</span><span>29</span></br>**<span> The thirty-two qualities of the dharmakāya</span><span>29</span></br>**<span> The ten powers (qualities 1-10)</span><span>29</span></br>**<span> The four types of fearlessness (qualities 11-14)</span><span>34</span></br>**<span> The eighteen qualities exclusive to buddhas</span><span>37</span></br>***<span> Behavior and way of training sentient beings</span><span>37</span></br>***(qualities 15-20)</br>***<span> The realization of buddhas (qualities 21-26)</span><span>40</span></br>***<span> The activity of buddhas (qualities 27-29)</span><span>42</span></br>***<span> The wisdom of buddhas (qualities 30-32)</span><span>43</span></br>**<span> How can qualities be present but not manifest?</span><span>43</span></br>**<span> The special qualities of the form kāyas</span><span>46</span></br>**<span> Purification of obscurations</span><span>50</span></br>**<span> The all-accomplishing wisdom</span><span>52</span></br>**<span> The wisdom that knows the variety of appearances</span><span>54</span></br>**<span> The wisdom of equality</span><span>55</span></br>**<span> The difference between an arhat and a buddha</span><span>55</span></br>**<span> The form kāyas do not resemble an ordinary body</span><span>56</span></br>**<span> Ignorance and illusory appearances do not reoccur</span><span>56</span></br>**<span> Buddha nature resembles gold ore</span><span>57</span></br>**<span> Purification: its basis, object, method, and result</span><span>58</span></br>***<span> The basis of purification</span><span>58</span></br>***<span> The object of purification</span><span>58</span></br>***<span> The method of purification</span><span>59</span></br>***<span> The result of purification</span><span>59</span></br>*<span> Concluding advice</span><span>61</span></br></br>*<span> '''Revealing Buddha Nature'''</span><span>63</span></br>*A treatise by the 3rd Karmapa, Rangjung Dorje</br>*<span> Endnotes</span><span>79</span></br>*<span> About the Author</span><span>83</span></br>*<span> About the Translator</span><span>85</span></br>pan> Buddha nature resembles gold ore</span><span>57</span>
**<span> Purification: its basis, object, method, and result</span><span>58</span>
***<span> The basis of purification</span><span>58</span>
***<span> The object of purification</span><span>58</span>
***<span> The method of purification</span><span>59</span>
***<span> The result of purification</span><span>59</span>
*<span> Concluding advice</span><span>61</span>
*<span> '''Revealing Buddha Nature'''</span><span>63</span>
*A treatise by the 3rd Karmapa, Rangjung Dorje
*<span> Endnotes</span><span>79</span>
*<span> About the Author</span><span>83</span>
*<span> About the Translator</span><span>85</span>
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Draszczyk, Martina, trans. ''Buddha Nature: Our Potential for Wisdom, Compassion, and Happiness.'' By Shamar Rinpoche. Lexington, VA: Bird of Paradise Press, 2019. +
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This book contains the teachings on buddha … This book contains the teachings on buddha nature given</br>by the 14th Shamarpa, Mipham Chokyi Lodro (1952-2014),</br>in Dhagpo Kagyu Ling, France, in the year 1988. In a very</br>inspiring way he clearly pointed to what really counts: the heart of awakening is nothing other than our true nature and therefore all of us, in fact every sentient being, can awaken to his or her buddha qualities.</br></br>The Shamarpa based his explanations on the text ''Revealing Buddha Nature'' composed by the 3rd Karmapa, Rangjung Dorje (1284-1339), which sums up Maitreya/Asaṅga's ''Ultimate Continuum'', that is, the ''Uttaratantraśāstra'', also known as the ''Ratnagotravibhāga''. This latter treatise is considered to reflect the meaning of the so-called third and final cycle of the Buddha's teachings, which is mainly concerned with buddha nature and its qualities.</br></br>The first part of this book consists of the Shamarpa's instructions, which at the time were orally translated from the Tibetan by Lama Rinchen, a long-time meditator, translator, and retreat-master, based in France. . . . The second part of this book presents a translation of ''Revealing Buddha Nature'' by Karmapa Rangjung Dorje, the text on which these teachings are based. (Draszczyk, preface, xi)chings are based. (Draszczyk, preface, xi) +
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