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The Buddha's doctrine and the nine vehicles: Rog Bande Sherab's Lamp of the teachings/ Jose Ignacio Cabezon.

By: Cabezon, Jose Ignacio Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2013Description: vi, 303 p. ; 25 cmISBN: 0199958629Subject(s): Perfection--Religious aspects--Buddhism | Rnying-ma-pa (Sect)--DoctrinesDDC classification: 294.342

Contents:

PART ONE: The Buddha and His Doctrine, What Is To Be Known 1. Introduction 2. How the Buddha Was Enlightened 3. How the Dharma Was Taught and Compiled 4. On the Categorization of the Dharma and the Dissemination ofTantra 5. Exoteric Scriptures and Treatises 6. The Esoteric Tradition 7. Types of Tantras and Their Ancillary Literature 8. The Differences between Various Doctrinal Categories PART TWO: The Nine Vehicles: Knowing Agents 9. Non-Buddhists 10. The HTnayana 11. The Mind-Only School 12. The Madhyamaka 13. The Outer Tantras 14. The Inner Tantras PART THREE; The Nonduality of Knowledge and Known Things 15. Nonduality and the Buddhist Path

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	294.342 CAB/B (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P41187

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PART ONE: The Buddha and His Doctrine, What Is To Be Known
1. Introduction
2. How the Buddha Was Enlightened
3. How the Dharma Was Taught and Compiled
4. On the Categorization of the Dharma and the
Dissemination ofTantra
5. Exoteric Scriptures and Treatises
6. The Esoteric Tradition
7. Types of Tantras and Their Ancillary Literature
8. The Differences between Various Doctrinal Categories
PART TWO: The Nine Vehicles: Knowing Agents
9. Non-Buddhists
10. The HTnayana
11. The Mind-Only School
12. The Madhyamaka
13. The Outer Tantras
14. The Inner Tantras
PART THREE; The Nonduality of Knowledge and Known Things
15. Nonduality and the Buddhist Path

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