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Diamond Sutra
Book • 2000
This book provides a new translation and commentary on the Diamond Sutra, one of the sublime wisdom teachings of Mahayana Buddhism.
Mu Soeng integrates this ancient wisdom with current scientific and psychological thought, tracing connections between these teachings and contemporary theories of quantum reality.
He explores the sutra within the framework of Buddhist meditation practices and provides a comprehensive historical survey of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.
The commentary aims to make the inspiration and wisdom of the Diamond Sutra accessible and engaging for modern readers.
Mu Soeng integrates this ancient wisdom with current scientific and psychological thought, tracing connections between these teachings and contemporary theories of quantum reality.
He explores the sutra within the framework of Buddhist meditation practices and provides a comprehensive historical survey of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition.
The commentary aims to make the inspiration and wisdom of the Diamond Sutra accessible and engaging for modern readers.
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while reminiscing about his travels.


Joseph Goldstein

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when discussing the Diamond Sutra.

Hogen Roshi

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as a line that snagged him and led to a Kensho experience.

Stephen Snyder

The Gradual and Direct Paths of Awakening with Stephen Snyder | Living Mirrors #147
Mentioned by Sienna when discussing the world's oldest dated printed book.

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, referencing Buddha's teachings.

Trudy Goodman

Ep. 144 – Us As The World & The World As Us with Trudy Goodman
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in contrast to the Heart Sutra, highlighting the evolution of Buddhist teachings.


Steven Webb

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Mentioned by Matthew Kozan Palevsky in a Thanksgiving dharma talk about gratitude and generosity.

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