Rebirth and the Western Buddhist - Khamkoo

86 Rebirth and the Western Buddhist
Mahayana Thought Training, Directing in the Shortcut
Path to Enlightenment. Kathmandu, International
Mahayana Institute; Eudlo (Qld.), Chenrezig
Inst., 1975. pp. 1-2.
69 (LG): Losang Gyatso (bLo bzang rgya mtsho): Srid
zhi'i 'khrul'khor 'byed pa'i legs bshad 'phrul gyi Ide mig
ces bya ba las stod cha, sngon dang phyi ma'i mtha'
brtag pa'i rigs pa'i mdzod ces bya ba. (The Magic Key
of Elegant Sayings Opening the Mechanism of
San:zsara and Nirva7Ja, Part 1: A Treasury of Reasoning
Analyzing the Past and Future.) Dharamsala,
1977·
70 Spencer-Brown, George: Laws of Form. New York,
E.P. Dutton, 1979· pp.xix-xx.
71 Phur bu lcog Byams pa rgya mtsho: Tshad ma'i
gzhung don 'byed pa'i bsdus grva'i rnam bzhag Rigs lam
'phrul gyi lde mig ces bya ba las, Rigs lam chung ngu'i
rnam par bshad pa. Chap. 5, section 2.
72 The Maha-prajfii;iparamita-sastra quotes and refutes
the personalist theory of a subtle body as atman.
Transln: Etienne Lamotte: Le Traite de la Grande
Vertu de Sagesse de Nagarjima, Tome II. Louvain,
Institut Orientaliste, 1949. P·744·
73 One reason for postulating an indestructible wind
as well as an indestructible mind is so that they can
act as each other's dominant condition.
74 Phur bu lcog Byams pa rgya mtsho: Ref.71, Rigs lam
'bring gi skor, Chap.4, section 2, part 2.
75 Dharmakirti: Prama~Ja-varttika-karika, ll.38a-c.
76 Duddington, C.L.: The Living World. London,
Arthur Barker, 1968. p.14-
77 Unless they extend the idea to mammals such as
mice.
78 rGyal tshab rJe: rNam 'grel thar lam gsa[ byed,
Chap.II. Samath, Pleasure of Elegant Sayings Printing
Press, 1974· p.254.12.