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Chapter One: Introductory | *{{i|Chapter One: Introductory|V1}} | ||
Chapter Two: On Cunda | *{{i|Chapter Two: On Cunda|V58}} | ||
Chapter Three: On Grief | *{{i|Chapter Three: On Grief|V93}} | ||
Chapter Four: On Long Life | *{{i|Chapter Four: On Long Life|V136}} | ||
Chapter Five: On the Adamantine Body | *{{i|Chapter Five: On the Adamantine Body|V179}} | ||
Chapter Six: On the Virtue of the Name | *{{i|Chapter Six: On the Virtue of the Name|V199}} | ||
Chapter Seven: On the Four Aspects | *{{i|Chapter Seven: On the Four Aspects|V204}} | ||
Chapter Eight: On the Four Dependables | *{{i|Chapter Eight: On the Four Dependables|V321}} | ||
Chapter Nine: On Wrong and Right | *{{i|Chapter Nine: On Wrong and Right|V373}} | ||
Chapter Ten: On the Four Truths | *{{i|Chapter Ten: On the Four Truths|V408}} | ||
Chapter Eleven: On the Four lnversions | *{{i|Chapter Eleven: On the Four lnversions|V413}} | ||
Chapter Twelve: On the Nature of the Tathāgata | *{{i|Chapter Twelve: On the Nature of the Tathāgata|V417}} | ||
Chapter Thirteen: On Letters | *{{i|Chapter Thirteen: On Letters|V465}} | ||
Chapter Fourteen: On the Parable of the Birds | *{{i|Chapter Fourteen: On the Parable of the Birds|V479}} | ||
Chapter Fifteen: On the Parable of the Moon | *{{i|Chapter Fifteen: On the Parable of the Moon|V494}} | ||
Chapter Sixteen: On the Bodhisattva | *{{i|Chapter Sixteen: On the Bodhisattva|V505}} | ||
Chapter Seventeen: On the Questions | *{{i|Chapter Seventeen: On the Questions Raised by the Crowd|V559}} | ||
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Chapter 1: Praises of the unlimited merit of the World Honored One V1 | *{{i|Chapter 1: Praises of the unlimited merit of the World Honored One|V1}} | ||
Chapter 2: The ten inconceivable Bodhisattva vows V8 | *{{i|Chapter 2: The ten inconceivable Bodhisattva vows|V8}} | ||
Chapter 3: The great aspiration that contains all aspirations V21 | *{{i|Chapter 3: The great aspiration that contains all aspirations|V21}} | ||
*{{i|Chapter 4: The inconceivable acceptance of the Correct Dharma|V23}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 5: The way to enter the Ekayana|V52}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 6: The limitless Noble truths|V88}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 7: The Tathagatagarbha|V91}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 8: The Dharmakaya|V96}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 9: The true understanding of the meaning of emptiness|V97}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 10: The One Truth|V99}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 11: The One Refuge is eternal and unchanging|V100}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 12: The wrong views|V100}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 13: The inherently pure mind that is obscured by defilements|V105}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 14: The True Sons and Daughters of the World Honored One|V111}} | |||
*{{i|Chapter 15: Queen Srimala and her Lion's roar|V113}} | |||
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*{{i|The Assembly of Shravakas and Bodhisattvas|V1}} | |||
*{{i|The deeds and virtues of the Bodhisattvas|V4}} | |||
*{{i|The Buddha's glorious Image|V20}} | |||
*{{i|The prior fifty three Buddhas|V27}} | |||
*{{i|Dharmakara's hymns, praises, and vows|V28}} | |||
*{{i|Dharmakara aspires to establish a Buddha land|V40}} | |||
*{{i|Dharmakara's forty eight vows|V49}} | |||
*{{i|Dharmakara confirms his vows and resolution|V98}} | |||
*{{i|Dharmakara's Bodhisattva practices and merits|V105}} | |||
*{{i|Dharmakara becomes Amitabha Buddha|V112}} | |||
*{{i|Description of Amitabha Buddha's Pure Land| V114}} | |||
*{{i|Amitabha's beautiful light|V118}} | |||
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Buddha Nature Sutras
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The present compendium aims to give the Buddhist student an opportunity to come into direct contact with these very positive and cataphatic (Truth-affirmative) doctrines and therewith enrich his or her practice of the Dharma. The Nirvana Sutra gives us the Buddha's own direct teachings, and the Srimala Sutra communicates similar doctrines through the person of the great Buddhist queen, while speaking in the approving presence of the Buddha himself. (Tony Page, preface, 4)
| Citation | Yamamoto, Kosho, and Tsultrim Gyurme, trans. Buddha Nature Sutras: Translation of the Nirvana Sutra, The Srimaladevi Sutra and the Infinite Life Sutra. San Bernardino, CA, 2019. |
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