Unveiling
the Esoteric in Buddhism
Volume 2
The
I Concept
The
Mahamudra concerning the union of a Buddha and his Consort
By
Bodo Balsys
In 3 Parts,
approximately 1100 pages
Published
by: Munshiram Manoharlal, Delhi.
This
revolutionary book looks into the nature of the Samsara and Shunyata
interrelationship, questioning the foundations of logical inquiry and
scientific application of the consciousness. A truly gripping book,
essential for any serious Buddhist interested in this most important
area of Buddhist Dialectics.
The
pivotal argument brings us back to the Buddhas teaching of whether there
is or is not a permanent soul as a mechanism to integrate the theory
and science of being
Contents:
PART
1
Preface.
1. The Rules of Interpretation of Sacred Scriptures.
2. The Two Truths.
3. The West and the East, the Mahamudra of
the Two Truths.
4. The Seven-Fold Reasoning: Part A. The Introduction.
5. Essay on the Many and the One, (from Jnanagarbha’s
Commentary on the Two Truths).
6. The Refutation of Partless Particles.
7. The Sevenfold Reasoning: Part B. The Probandium.
8. Dependent Origination.
9. The Diamond-Slivers.
10. The Non-Production from Other.
11. The Four Extremes.
12. The Four Alternatives and Refuting a Self of Persons.
13. The Seven Cornered Reason.
PART
2
14. The Pudgala Doctrine.
15. Enquiry into the Nature of “Self”.
16. The Soul Concept and the Tathagatagarbha Doctrine.
17. Negating the “Self”.
18. The River Simile.
19. On the Evolution of Consciousness.
20. Signposts of Consciousness.
21. Commentary on Alayavijnana as Seed.
22. The nature of Light in Relation to Time.
23. The Examination of Time in the Mulamadhyamakakarika p.
24. Shunyata and Parinirvana p.
PART
3
25. Voidness and Abundance.
26. The Great Gates of Diamond Liberation – Part 1:
Mara, Secret Mantra, and Dependent Origination.
27. The Great Gates of Diamond Liberation – Part 2:
Considerations of the Heart Centre.
28. The Great Gates of Diamond Liberation – Part 3:
The Centres below the Diaphragm and Voidness.
29. A concluding Note on Emptiness.
30. The Buddha and the Soul-Concept.
31. The Vijnanavadins on the Existence of “Self”.
32. The Sambhogakaya Flower.
33. The Uttaratantra of Maitreya and the Sambhogakaya Flower.
34. The Vijnanavadins on the Evolution of Consciousness.
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