The Essentials of Buddhist Philosophy |
Contents
Chapter Page | 9 |
INDIAN BACKGROUND 220 III FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF BUDDHIST PHILOSOPHY | 29 |
THE KUSHA SCHOOL | 57 |
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Abhidharma Abhidharma-kosa according action action-influence Amita Amita-pietism Amitabha attained Avatansaka Bodhisattva body Brahman Buddha Buddha-nature Buddhahood Buddhism called causation theory cause China Chinese commentary consciousness Daishi death Dharma-dhatu dharmas dhyana discipline doctrine elements existence extinction five four function Hinayana Hinayanistic Hiuen-tsang Hosso Hosso School idea ideal idealistic ideation ideation-store identical immanent indeterminate India Japan Jōdo Jōjitsu Kegon Kegon School Kumarajiva Kusha living Lotus Madhyamika Mahayana Mahayanistic manifestation means meditation Middle Path mind monasteries mutual mystic Nagarjuna Nara nature negation Nichiren Nirvana non-ens noumenon object ordination original period philosophy practice preached principle pupil Realistic reality realized realm regarded Ritsu Saichō Sanron Sanron School Sanskrit Sarvastivada sects self-creation sense Shingon Shingon School specific character stage store-consciousness substance Sunyata Sutra Taisho taught teaching Tendai Tendai School things thought Thus-come Thusness tion translation true Tsung universe Vasubandhu Vehicle Vinaya Void wisdom word worldly truth Yogacara