Emptiness and Omnipresence: An Essential Introduction to Tiantai Buddhism

Brook Ziporyn

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Introduction 1. Just Here Is the End of Suffering: Letting Suffering Be in Early Buddhism 2. Rafts and Arrows: The Two Truths in Pre-Tiantai Buddhism 3. Neither Thus Nor Otherwise: Mahyna Approaches to Emptiness 4. Buddha-nature and Original Enlightenment 5. How to Not Know What You're Doing: Introduction to the Lotus Stra 6. The New Middle Way: Highlights of the Lotus Stra in Tiantai Context 7. The Interpervasion of All Points of View: From the Lotus Stra to Tiantai 8. Tiantai: The Multiverse as You 9. Experiencing Tiantai: Experiments with Tiantai Practice 10. Tiantai Ethics and the Worst Case Scenario Epilogue: So Far and Yet So Close Notes Bibliography and Suggested Reading Index

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