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The Profound Meaning of the Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā Sutra from the Consciousness-Only Perspective (Second Edition)
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Contents
The Essential Purport of the Diamond Sutra
Chapter One: The Connotation and Overview of the Diamond Sutra
Chapter Two: The Causes and Conditions of the Dharma Assembly, One
Chapter Three: Subhūti's Request, Two
Chapter Four: The Orthodox Doctrine of the Great Vehicle, Three
Chapter Five: Wondrous Practice Without Abiding, Four
Chapter Six: True Vision of Reality, Five
Chapter Seven: The Rarity of True Faith, Six
Chapter Eight: No Attainment, No Teaching, Seven
Chapter Nine: The Arising of Dharma in Accordance with the Teachings, Eight
Chapter Ten: One Mark No-Mark, Nine
Chapter Eleven: Adorning the Pure Land, Ten
Chapter Twelve: The Superiority of Unconditioned Merit, Eleven
Chapter Thirteen: Respecting the Orthodox Teaching, Twelve
Chapter Fourteen: Receiving and Holding the Dharma According to the Teachings, Thirteen
Chapter Fifteen: Freedom from Marks and Quiescent Cessation, Fourteen (1)
Chapter Fifteen: Free from Marks and Quiescent Cessation, Fourteen (2)
Chapter Sixteen: The Merit of Holding the Sūtra, Fifteen
Chapter Seventeen: The Sixteenth Section on Purifying Karmic Obstacles
Chapter Eighteen: Ultimately There Is No Self, Seventeen
Chapter Nineteen: The Single Body and Identical View, Eighteen
Chapter Twenty: The Dharma Realm's Pervasive Transformation, Nineteen
Chapter Twenty-One: Freedom from Form and Freedom from Marks, Twenty
Chapter Twenty-Two: That Which Is Spoken Is Not Spoken, Twenty-One
Chapter Twenty-Three: No Dharma Can Be Obtained, Twenty-Two
Chapter Twenty-Four: Cultivating Goodness with a Pure Mind, Twenty-Three
Chapter Twenty-Five: The Incomparability of Merit and Wisdom, Twenty-Four
Chapter Twenty-Six: Transforming Without Transforming, Twenty-Five
Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Dharmakāya Buddha Has No Marks, Twenty-Six
Chapter Twenty-Eight: No Cessation and No Annihilation, Twenty-Seven
Chapter Twenty-Nine: Non-Receiving and Non-Greed, Twenty-Eight
Chapter 30: Dignified Bearing and Tranquility, Twenty-Nine
Chapter 31: The Unified Mark of One Principle, Thirty
Chapter Thirty-Two: The Non-Arising of Views and Knowledge, Thirty-One
Chapter Thirty-Three: Conjured Manifestations Are Not Real, Thirty-Two
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The Essential Purport of the Diamond Sutra
Chapter One: The Connotation and Overview of the Diamond Sutra
Chapter Two: The Causes and Conditions of the Dharma Assembly, One
Chapter Three: Subhūti's Request, Two
Chapter Four: The Orthodox Doctrine of the Great Vehicle, Three
Chapter Five: Wondrous Practice Without Abiding, Four
Chapter Six: True Vision of Reality, Five
Chapter Seven: The Rarity of True Faith, Six
Chapter Eight: No Attainment, No Teaching, Seven
Chapter Nine: The Arising of Dharma in Accordance with the Teachings, Eight
Chapter Ten: One Mark No-Mark, Nine
Chapter Eleven: Adorning the Pure Land, Ten
Chapter Twelve: The Superiority of Unconditioned Merit, Eleven
Chapter Thirteen: Respecting the Orthodox Teaching, Twelve
Chapter Fourteen: Receiving and Holding the Dharma According to the Teachings, Thirteen
Chapter Fifteen: Freedom from Marks and Quiescent Cessation, Fourteen (1)
Chapter Fifteen: Free from Marks and Quiescent Cessation, Fourteen (2)
Chapter Sixteen: The Merit of Holding the Sūtra, Fifteen
Chapter Seventeen: The Sixteenth Section on Purifying Karmic Obstacles
Chapter Eighteen: Ultimately There Is No Self, Seventeen
Chapter Nineteen: The Single Body and Identical View, Eighteen
Chapter Twenty: The Dharma Realm's Pervasive Transformation, Nineteen
Chapter Twenty-One: Freedom from Form and Freedom from Marks, Twenty
Chapter Twenty-Two: That Which Is Spoken Is Not Spoken, Twenty-One
Chapter Twenty-Three: No Dharma Can Be Obtained, Twenty-Two
Chapter Twenty-Four: Cultivating Goodness with a Pure Mind, Twenty-Three
Chapter Twenty-Five: The Incomparability of Merit and Wisdom, Twenty-Four
Chapter Twenty-Six: Transforming Without Transforming, Twenty-Five
Chapter Twenty-Seven: The Dharmakāya Buddha Has No Marks, Twenty-Six
Chapter Twenty-Eight: No Cessation and No Annihilation, Twenty-Seven
Chapter Twenty-Nine: Non-Receiving and Non-Greed, Twenty-Eight
Chapter 30: Dignified Bearing and Tranquility, Twenty-Nine
Chapter 31: The Unified Mark of One Principle, Thirty
Chapter Thirty-Two: The Non-Arising of Views and Knowledge, Thirty-One
Chapter Thirty-Three: Conjured Manifestations Are Not Real, Thirty-Two
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