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Revision as of 16:19, 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 |
The LibraryA curated space for publications on buddha-nature. | |
| Books | Dissertations |
| Articles | Interviews |
| Sutras | Commentaries |
| People | Multimedia |
| Terms Glossary | |
The LiteratureTexts and multilingual resources. |
| The Bibliography |
| The Source Texts |
| The Ratnagotravibhaga |
| The Multilingual Root Text |
ExploreGo deeper into the details of the ideas and philosophical questions that have generated debate for centuries. |
| 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 |
ResourcesStudy, Research, Teach |
| Buddha-Nature Glossary |
| Tsadra Translations Glossary Search |
| Dharma Teachings |
| Multimedia |
| For Students |
| For Teachers |
| Advanced Search |
