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Revision as of 17:04, 26 May 2020
DiscoverDesigned with the beginner in mind, these slides will introduce the main themes and issues related to the concept of Buddha-Nature in Buddhism. |
| What is Buddha-Nature? |
| The Questions |
| The History |
| The Texts |
| The Traditions |
| The People |
| Multimedia List |
| Dharma Teachings List |
ExploreGo deeper into the details of the ideas and philosophical questions that have generated debate for centuries. Here you will find everything your inner Dharma Geek wants to know, as well as access to scholarly information, glossaries, interviews, unique articles, source texts, and conference presentation content. |
| Tathāgatagarbha Across Asia Symposium Event Page |
| Explore The History |
| Explore The Questions |
| Explore The Topics |
| The Seven Vajra Topics |
| The Nine Similes |
| The Traditions of Ngok and Tsen |
| Other-Emptiness and the Great Middle Way |
| Mahāmudrā & Buddha-Nature |
| Dzogchen & Buddha-Nature |
| Tantra & Buddha-Nature |
| Contemporary Masters on Buddha-Nature |
| Explore The Ideas |
| Explore The People |
The LiteratureTexts and multilingual resources. |
| The Bibliography |
| The Source Texts |
| The Ratnagotravibhaga |
| The Multilingual Root Text |
The LibraryA curated space for publications on buddha-nature. | |
| Books | Dissertations |
| Articles | Interviews |
| Sutras | Commentaries |
| People | Multimedia |
| Terms Glossary | |
