The Laṅkāvatāra Sūtra

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-Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki  Kyoto, November, 1931 (Source: Preface)
 
-Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki  Kyoto, November, 1931 (Source: Preface)
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|BookToc=* {{i|Chapter Three. On Impermanency |118}}
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** {{i|LVII. Three Forms of the Will-body (manomayakāya) |118}}
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** {{i|LVIII. The Five Immediacies (pañcānantaryāṇi) ; Desire as Mother and Ignorance as Father |120}}
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** {{i|LIX. The Buddha-nature (buddhatā) |122}}
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** {{i|LX. The Identity (samatā) of Buddhahood and its Four Aspects |122}}
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** {{i|LXI. Not a Word Uttered by the Buddha; Self-realisation and an Eternally-abiding Reality |123}}
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** {{i|LXII. On Being and Non-Being; Realism and Nihilism |125}}
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** {{i|LXIII. Realisation and Word-teaching |127}}
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** {{i|LXIV. Discrimination, an External World, Dualism, and Attachment |129}}
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** {{i|LXV. The Relation between Words (ruta) and Meaning (artha) |133}}
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** {{i|LXVI. On Knowledge, Absolute (jñāna) and Relative (vijñāna) |135}}
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** {{i|LXVII. Nine Transformations (pariṇāma) |137}}
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** {{i|LXVIII. The Deep-seated Attachment to Existence |138}}
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** {{i|LXIX. Self-nature, Reality, Imagination, Truth of Solitude, etc. |141}}
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** {{i|LXX. The Thesis of No-birth |144}}
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** {{i|LXXI. True Knowledge and Ignorance |146}}
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** {{i|LXXII. Self-realisation and the Discoursing on it |148}}
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** {{i|LXXIII. On the Lokāyatika |149}}
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** {{i|LXXIV. Various Views of Nirvana |157}}
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** {{i|LXXV. Is Tathagatahood Something Made? Its Relation to the Skandhas, to Emancipation, to Knowledge |161}}
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** {{i|LXXVI. The Tathagata Variously Designated; Relation Between Words and Meaning; Not a Word Uttered by the Buddha |164}}
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** {{i|LXXVII. Causation, No-birth, Self-mind, Nirvana |170}}
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** {{i|LXXVIII. Verses on No-birth and Causation |172}}
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** {{i|LXXIX. Various Views of Impermanency |176}}
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* {{i|Chapter Four. On intuitive Understanding |182}}
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** {{i|LXXX. Perfect Tranquillisation Attained by Śrāvakas, Pratyekabuddhas, and Bodhisattvas; Stages of Bodhisattvahood |182}}
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* {{i|Chapter Five. On the Deduction of the Permanency of Tathagatahood |187}}
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** {{i|LXXXI. Permanency of Tathagatahood |187}}
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* {{i|Chapter Six. On Momentariness |190}}
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** {{i|LXXXII. The Tathāgata-garbha and the Alayavijñāna |190}}
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** {{i|LXXXIII. The Five Dharmas, and Their Relation to the Three Svabhāvas |193}}
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** {{i|LXXXIV. The Five Dharmas |197}}
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** {{i|LXXXV. Tathagata and Sands of the Gangā |198}}
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** {{i|LXXXVI. Momentariness; the Eight Vijñānas |202}}
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** {{i|LXXXVII. Three Kinds of the Pāramitās |204}}
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** {{i|LXXXVIII. View3 on Momentariness; Discrimination |206}}
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* {{i|Chapter Seven. On Transformation |207}}
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** {{i|LXXXIX. On Transformation |207}}
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* {{i|Chapter Eight. On Meat-Eating |211}}
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* {{i|Chapter Nine. The Dhāranīs |223}}
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* {{i|Sagāthakam |226}}
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* {{i|Appendix |297}}
 
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Originally published in 1932, this was the first English translation of the Laṅkāvatārasūtra. It was based on the Sanskrit edition of Nanjo Bunyu, published by the Otani University Press in 1923.

Citation Suzuki, D. T., trans. The Laṅkāvatāra Sūtra: A Mahāyāna Text. Buddhist Tradition Series 40. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass, 2003. First published 1932 by George Routledge and Sons (London).

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