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Cognition And Expression

Madhyamaka

Paramita is the wisdom that truly recognizes the essence of all phenomena, and Madhyamaka is the most accurate worldview.
Madhyamaka
The Heart Sutra
The Diamond Sutra
The Introduction to Madhyamaka
The Adornment of the Middle Way
The Fundamental Wisdom of Madhyamaka

Yogacara

Yogachara is one of the three major systems of Mahayana Buddhism, explaining the worldview and practices about how the mind constructs the reality we experience, and that everything in the world is the projections and activities of mind.
Yogacara
Thirty Verses on Mind-Only
Verses Delineating the Eight Consciousnesses
Twenty Verses on Mind-Only
The Treatise on the Hundred Dharmas
The Five-Fold Mind-Only Contemplation

Buddha Nature

Bodhicitta of all three vehicles is revealed and taught revolving around Buddha-nature as the core.
Buddha Nature
Vimalakirti Sutra
The Uttaratantra Treatise

Tiantai School

It has perfect and complete Dharma teachings and practice methodology as well as equal emphasis on understanding and conduct of Buddhadharma.Based its tenets on the Lotus Sutra, it is the earliest Mahayana school of Han Buddhism.
Tiantai School
The Essentials of Tiantai School

Chan Buddhism

It aims to help one immediately become a Buddha by pointing out one’s Buddha-nature within oneself.This is a very straightforward and to-the-point practice method that realizes the Buddhist worldview.
Chan Buddhism
Platform Sutra
Yongjia's Song of Enlightenment
The Path to Sudden Enlightenment
Straight Talk to True Mind
Ten Oxherding Pictures

Pure Land

The Pure-Land Method can benefit all three capacities.Since everyone can attain the Buddhahood by mindfully reciting the name of the Amitabha Buddha, it is the most perfect and immediate method.
Pure Land
Sutra on the Buddha of Infinite Life Delivered by the Buddha Shakyamuni
Sutra on Amitayus Buddha Delivered by the Buddha Shakyamuni
Introduction to the Pure Land Method

Mind Training

The Dharma practice is to train the mind. Therefore, renunciation and Bodhicitta are the fundamental attitudes that dharma practitioners should cultivate.
Mind Training
A Guide to the Bodhisattva’s Way of Life
The Seven-Point of Mind Training
The Eight Verses of Training the Mind
A Precious Garland of the Supreme Path

Meditative Practice

Transforming theory into practice is inseparable from meditation.
Meditative Practice
Preliminary Practices
Meditative Concentration
Four Methods of Eliminating Attachment