The Nature Of Things: Emptiness And Essence In The Geluk World
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The Nature Of Things: Emptiness And Essence In The Geluk World

by Williammagee (Author),
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Nature is a topic in many Indian and Tibetan philosophical texts, although its meaning varies considerably in both Hindu and Buddhist scriptures. The discussion of nature pursued in this book begins with Nagarjuna (first century), founder of the Middle Way School, who refuted a fabricated nature in his "Treatise on the Middle." In that seminal text, he puts forth the three basic criteria for nature: it must be something that is non-fabricated, independent, and immutable. This book presents Dzong-ka-ba's discussion of the overly narrow object in his "Great Exposition" and relates that discussion to Nagarjuna's verses in "Treatise on the Middle." When combined with an understanding of
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ISBN-13 9781559391450
Language English
Binding Others
Publisher Snow Lion Publications
Publishing Date 2000-05-02