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Translated into a the words of a sutra such as that spoken here, they are sure to gain perfect clarity of mind. “A shooting star, a clouding of the sight, a lamp, Missing: red pine The Diamond Sutra (In Sanskrit and English) [Translated from the Sanskrit by Edward Conze] /Om namo Bhagavatyai Two works lie at the center of Zen: The Heart Sutra, which monks recite all over the world, and The Diamond Sutra, which teaches the "perfection of wisdom" and cuts through all The Diamond Sutra is one of the most important and influential works of the Mahayana wisdom literature, and it addresses, in particular, the question of what attitude the Missing: red pine Upon a time Buddha sojourned in Anathapindika's Park by Shravasti with a great company of bhikshus, even twelve hundred and fifty. And the Tathagata sees them, Subhuti, by means of his buddha vision. And the Tathagata sees them, Subhuti, by means of his buddha vision. The Tathagata is aware of them, Subhuti. For they all produce and receive a measureless, infinite body of merit This translation has been prepared by the Buddhist Text Translation Society of the Sino-American Buddhist Association, under the auspices of Gold Mountain Dhyàna Monastery, —th Street, San Francisco More broadly, the Diamond Sutra is an early expression of Mahayana Buddhism, which beganto diverge from the main Abhidharma tradition by the first-‐century BCEIn contrast to the supposedly rigid scholastic system of Abhidharma Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism stressed emptiness shunyata: (the empty nature of all dharmas), suchness (tathata The Diamond Sutra, along with The Heart Sutra (also available translated by Red Pine), are arguably the two most popular works of the Prajnaparamita group of Sutras. Early in the morning the Lord dressed, put on his cloak, took his bowl, and entered the great city of Sravasti to collect alms One day, at the time for breaking fast, the Missing: red pine Red Pine started translating the Diamond Sutra in, shortly after he began teaching Buddhism and Taoism in exchange for room and board at The City of, Buddhas The Diamond Sutra (Sanskrit: Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra) is a Mahāyāna sutra from the genre of Prajñāpāramitā ('perfection of wisdom') sutras. Vajracchedika Prajñaparamita Diamond Cutting Transcendent Wisdom. This is what I heard one time when the Buddha was staying in the monastery in Anathapindika’s park in the Jeta Grove near Sravasti with a community of Missing: red pine The Diamond Sutra (Sanskrit: Vajracchedikā Prajῆapāramitā Sūtra; more fully in English The Diamond that Cuts through Illusion or Diamond Cutter of Perfect Wisdom; also Missing: red pine The Diamond Sutra. Indeed they are among the most popular Sutras within the Mahayana cannon as a whole. One day, at the time for breaking fast, the World-honored One enrobed, and carrying His bowl made His way into the great city of Shravasti to beg for His food. The Tathagata knows them, Subhuti, by means of his buddha knowledge. THE DIAMOND SUTRA: THE PERFECTION OF WISDOM ONE: Thus have I heard: Once the Bhagavan was dwelling near Shravasti at Anathapindada Garden in Jeta Forest The Setting. For they all produce and receive a measureless, infinite body of merit More broadly, the Diamond Sutra is an early expression of Mahayana Buddhism, which beganto diverge from the main Abhidharma tradition by the first-‐century BCEIn contrast to the supposedly rigid scholastic system of Abhidharma Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism stressed emptiness shunyata: (the empty nature of all dharmas), suchness (tathata The Diamond Sutra Vajracchedika Prajñaparamita Diamond Cutting Transcendent Wisdom Translated by Paul Harrison “A shooting star, a clouding of the sight, a lamp, An illusion, a drop of dew, a bubble, A dream, a lightning’s flash, a thunder cloud—This is the way one should see the conditioned.” Upon a time Buddha sojourned in Anathapindika's Park by Shravasti with a great company of bhikshus, even twelve hundred and fifty. The Tathagata knows them, Subhuti, by means of his buddha knowledge. I own a number of copies of the Diamond Sutra but this is my favourite This translation has been prepared by the Buddhist Text Translation Society of the Sino-American Buddhist Association, under the auspices of Gold Mountain Dhyàna Monastery, —th Street, San Francisco the words of a sutra such as that spoken here, they are sure to gain perfect clarity of mind. In the midst of the city He begged from door to door The Lord dwelt at Sravasti, in the Jeta Grove, in the garden of Anathapindika, together with a large gathering of monks, consisting of 1, monks, and with many Bodhisattvas, great beings. Translated by Paul Harrison. The Tathagata is aware of them, Subhuti.