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approach p. 37phases p. 39all-pervasiveness p. 39inalterability p. 39inseparability from its qualities p. 49C. 9 examplesthe examples p. 51summary and meaning of examples p. 61D. Purpose of teachings on buddha-nature p. 69Fifth Vajra Point: enlightenmentits nature p. 77cause p. 77fruit p. 79function p. 81endowments p. 85actualisation p. 87permanence p. 97inconceivability p. 99Sixth Vajra Point: the qualities of buddhahood1. synopsis in terms of two sorts of kaya p. 1032. detailed explanation of eachthe qualities of freedom — ultimately-true kaya10 powers of perfect knowledge p. 1054 kinds of fearlessness p. 10718 distinctive qualities p. 107the qualities of maturity — relatively-true kayasthe 32 marks of a perfect being p. 111
3. scriptural source p. 1134. recapitulation of the examples p. 113Seventh Vajra Point: buddha-activity1. synopsis p. 1192. detailed explanationspontaneity p. 121unceasingness p. 1213. expanded explanation through 9 examples p. 123purpose and significance of examples p. 141review of examples to show their sublimeness p. 145PART THREE: CONCLUSION1. the benefits of this text p. 1512. how this sastra was composed p. 1553. dedication p. 159NOTESTranslators Introduction p. 163Part One p. 163Part Two: buddha-nature p. 167enlightenment p. 171qualities p. 174activity p. 175Part Three p. 176
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Buddha Nature 59pure dharmakaya nat
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Buddha Nature 61In this example, wo
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Buddha Nature 67Thus the nine impur
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Buddha Nature 69The achievement of
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Buddha Nature 71There are five mist
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Enlightenment 75The Fifth Vajra Poi
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Enlightenment 81It is like the unbl
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SAMBHOGAKAYA - The Kaya of Perfect
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Enlightenment 95the 'Realm of Great
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Buddha-Qualities 117elements) given
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Buddha Activity 119The Seventh Vajr
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explanation of the examplesBuddha A
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expansion of the exampleBuddha Acti
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Buddha Activity 129its meaningLike
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the vesselsBuddha Activity 1 3 3Coo
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synopsis of their relevanceBuddha A
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