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ching. In these sections (38, 47, 55-57) a description of the complier Fa-hai [h] and his lineage is ...Shen-hui taught a tradition of thirteen Ch'an patriarchs, [17] whereas the T'an ching (section 51) ...
Carl Bielefeldt and Lewis Lanc
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kankei ni tsuite. IB XXVIII,1, 1979, pp. 51-55, Keisho Sengoku: Nangaku eshi ... which the doctrines of the text has with those of Wu-chu(bd) (714-774)(51) of the ...
Henrik H. Sorensen
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stained by them, but you must regard them as being just like the empty sky." [51] In view of this, "...attached to the forms of matter and spirit;" [55] he has put all his deepest attachments, including, as ...
Richard Hubert Jones
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icchaami) the attainment of an unproduced dharma, nor for re-union (abhisamaya) with one."(51)
...emulate him should "raise a thought which is not supported anywhere."(55)It is in the practice of the six...
Edward Conze
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healingremained its principal appeal. [51] Even among the later Boxers--anoffshoot from these White Lotus ...as aresidue various practices that can be classified as either medicinal orcombat skills. [55] In a ...
Charles Holcombe
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another to come and occupy itsimultaneously.(26) This can be said in another way:
p.51
...treats the isolated andindividual thing as
p.55
if it had svabhava or "Self-existence." So the ...
MICHAEL BERMAN
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or transcendental aspect where no dualism of whatever sort avails" [51] -- but Zen's dynamic ..." [55] and Otto Pöggeler's version is "appropriation," [56] but because of the obvious ...
John Steffney
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the dynamic process
p.51
itself. The tangible and intangible aspects of the dynamics then ...that realm. It would be too sweeping and simplistic to say that the free and creative
p.55
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Kenneth K. Inada
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nothing at all is learned." [51] And as there is no dharma at all pointed out, illuminated, or ... insight, the state of enlightenment: [55]
Because of the boundlessness of objective supports (...
Robert F. Olson
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all elementary propositions are given." [50] "Language disguises thought." [51] but the ... of the brush at all. And that would be the right answer. [55]
Wittgenstein situates language in ...
Tyson Anderson
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