The Jewel Ornament of Liberation (Könchog Gyaltsen)
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** {{i|II. Significance of the Bhumis|264}} | ** {{i|II. Significance of the Bhumis|264}} | ||
** {{i|III. The Reason Their Classification Is Tenfold|264}} | ** {{i|III. The Reason Their Classification Is Tenfold|264}} | ||
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| − | A. First Bhumi 265 | + | *** {{i|C. Third Bhumi|268}} |
| − | B. Second Bhumi 267 | + | *** {{i|D. Fourth Bhumi|269}} |
| − | C. Third Bhumi 268 | + | *** {{i|E. Fifth Bhumi|270}} |
| − | D. Fourth Bhumi 269 | + | *** {{i|F. Sixth Bhumi|271}} |
| − | E. Fifth Bhumi 270 | + | *** {{i|G. Seventh Bhumi|272}} |
| − | F. Sixth Bhumi 271 | + | *** {{i|H. Eighth Bhumi|273}} |
| − | G. Seventh Bhumi 272 | + | *** {{i|I. Ninth Bhumi|274}} |
| − | H. Eighth Bhumi 273 | + | *** {{i|J. Tenth Bhumi|275}} |
| − | I. Ninth Bhumi 274 | + | *** {{i|K. Buddhahood|277}} |
| − | J. Tenth Bhumi 275 | + | <br> |
| − | K. Buddhahood 277 | + | * {{i|'''Part 5: The Result''' |279}} |
| − | Part 5: The Result 279 | + | * {{i|'''Chapter 20: Perfect Buddhahood''' |281}} |
| − | Chapter 20: Perfect Buddhahood 281 | + | ** {{i|I. Nature|281}} |
| − | I. Nature 281 | + | ** {{i|II. Significance of the Name|286}} |
| − | II. Significance of the Name 286 | + | ** {{i|III. Classification|287}} |
| − | III. Classification 287 | + | ** {{i|IV. Definition|287}} |
| − | IV. Definition 287 | + | ** {{i|V. Reason There Are Definitely Three Kayas|288}} |
| − | V. Reason There Are Definitely Three Kayas 288 | + | ** {{i|VI. Characteristics of the Three Kayas|288}} |
| − | VI. Characteristics of the Three Kayas 288 | + | ** {{i|VII. Special Traits|292}} |
| − | VII. Special Traits 292 | + | <br> |
| − | Part 6: The Activities 295 | + | * {{i|'''Part 6: The Activities''' | 295}} |
| − | Chapter 21: Activities of the Buddha 297 | + | * {{i|'''Chapter 21: Activities of the Buddha''' |297}} |
| − | I. Activities of the Body 297 | + | ** {{i|I. Activities of the Body|297}} |
| − | II. Activities of Speech 298 | + | ** {{i|II. Activities of Speech|298}} |
| − | III. Activities of Mind 299 | + | ** {{i|III. Activities of Mind|299}} |
| − | Appendices 303 | + | <br> |
| − | Appendix A: Dharma Lord Gampopa 305 | + | * {{i|'''Appendices''' | 303}} |
| − | Section 1: A Brief Account of Dharma Lord Gampopa's Life 305 | + | * {{i|'''Appendix A: Dharma Lord Gampopa''' | 305}} |
| − | Section 2: Miraculous Manifestations 323 | + | ** {{i|Section 1: A Brief Account of Dharma Lord Gampopa's Life|305}} |
| − | Section 3: Gampopa's Method of Teaching 325 | + | ** {{i|Section 2: Miraculous Manifestations|323}} |
| − | Appendix B: Stories Referred to in the Text 333 | + | ** {{i|Section 3: Gampopa's Method of Teaching|325}} |
| − | Sudhana 335 | + | * {{i|'''Appendix B: Stories Referred to in the Text''' |333}} |
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| − | Maudgalyayana 351 | + | ** {{i|King Anala|348}} |
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| − | Mahadatta 371 | + | ** {{i|King Krika's Daughters|368}} |
| − | King Bala Maitreya 379 | + | ** {{i|Mahadatta|371}} |
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| − | Udayana 385 | + | ** {{i|Angulimala|381}} |
| − | Nanda 388 | + | ** {{i|Udayana|385}} |
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| − | Appendix C: Outline of the Text 397 | + | ** {{i|Ajatashatru|393}} |
| − | Appendix D: A Brief Biography of the Translator 413 | + | * {{i|'''Appendix C: Outline of the Text''' |397}} |
| − | Titles of Works Quoted 417 | + | * {{i|'''Appendix D: A Brief Biography of the Translator''' |413}} |
| − | Glossary 427 | + | * {{i|Titles of Works Quoted |417}} |
| − | Notes 437 | + | * {{i|Glossary|427}} |
| − | Bibliography 459 | + | * {{i|Notes|437}} |
| − | Index 467 | + | * {{i|Bibliography|459}} |
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The Jewel Ornament of Liberation (Könchog Gyaltsen)
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The Jewel Ornament of Liberation is a masterwork of Tibetan Buddhism. For more than eight centuries, this text has provided a complete foundation for Buddhist study and practice–covering the initial entry into the path and continuing through to the achievement of Buddhahood. It includes teachings on Buddha-nature, finding a spiritual master, impermanence, karma, the cultivation of bodhicitta, the development of the six perfections, the ten Bodhisattva bhumis, Buddhahood, and the activities of a buddha.
(Source: back cover)
| Citation | Gyaltsen, Khenpo Könchog, trans. The Jewel Ornament of Liberation: The Wish-fulfilling Gem of the Noble Teachings. By Gampopa (sgam po pa). Edited by Ani K. Chodron. Ithaca, NY: Snow Lion Publications, 1998. https://www.amnyitrulchung.org/teachings/materials/pdf/Gampopa%20-%20Jewel%20Ornament%20of%20Liberation%20-%20Complete.pdf. |
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Sgam po pa. dam chos yid bzhin nor bu thar pa rin po che'i rgyan. Kathmandu: gam-po-pa library, 2005.
