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as the governingprinciple of all phenomena(6) or "the nature of reality."(7)Naagaajuna is ...ceasing, that ceases."(10)
Most people interpret this principle as saying:
"When this entity exists...
Hsueh-Li Cheng
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and the Tattvasa^ngraha of `Saantarak.sita, combined with Kamala`siila's commentary thereon.[6] ...barley are potentially in the earth as their material cause.[10] And to "know" a mate-
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should assume a second female nature, then may I not obtain the highest perfect knowledge."6
The `...Buddha."10 Again he said,
"Can you say that she is a woman, and women have no share [in enlightenment...
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thought in general.(6)
Considering the fact that Indian philosophy was committed to ...the Hua-yen school (which later influenced Neo-Confucianism(10) ) we will see an ...
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hardly any differencefrom animals (5,6). Confucianists also emphasized the methods of moraleducation....people benefited from hisgenerosity each year (10). The phrase 'warm spring in the apricot wood' ...
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dharma." which took the form of both "principle" (li(c)) and right social action.(6...categories: a "principle meaning" (li) and a "functional meaning" (i-yung(f) ).(10) The key...
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is an indispensable method of acquiring moral knowledge.[6] (2) A thing or wu means any perceptual ... sense, it is Chu Hsi who elaborated and synthesized the two views in his comprehensive system.[10]
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Siu-Chi Huang
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Consciousness Only, the six Perfections (paaramitaas) and the four all-embracing virtues (sa^mgrahavastu). [6...the four noble truths (catvaari-aarya-satyaani) etc. [10] are all unreal. There is no wisdom to ...
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without proper nourishment and care, everything decays."[6]
In Confucian philosophy, man is not only...illuminating innate virtues."[10] Or as Mencius observed, "The way of learning is none other than finding the ...
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workings of karma,(n.6)in ritual actions that are more interested in adumbrating "order,"... it and to an extent penetrated by it."(n.10)
Therefore, the Buddhist stance ...
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