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Essays in Zen Buddhism

Suzuki, Daisetz Teitaro, 1870-1966· 2 chapters· 10,701 words

and “dharma,” saying: “Dharmā eva prahātavyāḥ prāgevādharmāḥ.” And it is explained that this distinction comes from falsely asserting (_vikalpagrahaṇam_) the dualism of what is and what is not, while the one is the self-reflection of the other. You look into the mirror and fin...

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1. Chapter 1, reference is also made to the transcending of both “adharma

and “dharma,” saying: “Dharmā eva prahātavyāḥ prāgevādharmāḥ.” And it is explained that this distinction comes from falsely asserting (_vikalpagrahaṇam_) the dualism of what is...

2. chapter 4 (Chinese translation).

[f73] Samyutta XII., 65, Nagara; cf. also one of the _Prajñā-pāramitā sūtras_ which is known as one preached by Mañjuśrī (Nanjo Catalogue, No. 21). In the Sutra we find that the...