Category: Middle (Madhyamaka)

The Nature of the Self

Kön-chog-jig-may-wang-po’s Commentary on Jang-kya Röl-pay-dor-je’s “Song of the View, Identifying Mama”: Lamp for the Words

Jam-yang-zhay-pa’s Great Exposition of the Interpretable and the Definitive – Part 5: Two Puzzles: What Do “Own-Character” and “Imputational Natures” Mean?

Jam-yang-zhay-pa’s Great Exposition of the Interpretable and the Definitive – Part 4: Empty of What? Imputational Natures as Character-Non-Natures

Jam-yang-zhay-pa’s Great Exposition of the Interpretable and the Definitive – Part 3: Buddha’s Answer Dispelling Contradiction in the Sutras: Brief Indication

Jam-yang-zhay-pa’s Great Exposition of the Interpretable and the Definitive – Part 2: Questioning the Buddha about Contradictions in his Teachings

Jam-yang-zhay-pa’s Great Exposition of the Interpretable and the Definitive – Part 1: Principles for Practice: The Four Reliances

Jam-yang-zhay-pa’s Great Exposition of the Middle: Just What are the Two Truths in the Middle Way Consequence School? Section 1

Compatibly Appearing Subjects 6: Finalizing the Meaning of Autonomist and Consequentialist

Compatibly Appearing Subjects 5: What is a Consequentialist?