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As one of the key doctrines of Mahāyāna Buddhism, buddha-nature has been taught by many of the greatest masters of India, China, Tibet, Japan, Mongolia, and Korea for well over a thousand years. Here you will find introductions to the many authors who have written on the topic, from the luminaries of Indian Mahyamaka to the great saints of Japan and Tibet. Also in this section you will find pages for the many contemporary scholars and teachers who have written and spoken on buddha-nature.
