This is the first detailed investigation of the role played by Sa-skya Pandita (1182-1251) in the Tibetan Buddhist "Self-sufficient Spiritual Remedy" (dKar po chig thub) controversy; a doctrinal dispute of great significance not only for the Tibetans but also for Mahayana doctrine in general. The study also inverstigates the background of Sa-skya Pandita's critique by gathering and presenting the most relevant passages from the writings of the masters sGam-po-pa (1079-1153) and Bla-ma Zhang (1123-1193); who represented the opposing "simultaneist" position in the controversy.
#5120483 in Books 2010-05-20 2010-05-20Original language:FrenchPDF # 1 12.40 x .80 x 9.30l; 3.40 #File Name: 2915239274192 pages
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