Prawda i pozór w Munimatalankarze (Munimatālaṁkāra) Abhajakaragupty (Abhayākaragupta)
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This is a selected translation drawn from Munimatālaṁkāra (The
Ornament of the Sage’s Intention), authored by Abhayākaragupta (c.
1100), one of the last great masters of Buddhism in India. He wrote on
most major areas of Buddhist practice and thought (Mahāyāna doctrine
and the path, Tantric ritual and meditation).The text does not appear to
survive in the original sanskrit. It was translated by the author’s
Tibetan disciple Dpang-zho Gsal-ba-grags in Nalanda.=, and later
revised by Dpang Lo-tsā-ba Blo-gros-brtan-pa (1276–1342).
The passage chosen here is drawn from the final section of the
lengthy first chapter of Munimatālaṁkāra, entitled the “appearance of
the enlightened mind”. The chapter traces the course of the path from
the initial cultivation of the aspiration to enlightenment through to the
development of discernment, or wisdom. The analysis of the two truths
is introduced in this context
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