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Сурангама сутра - одна из основополагающих и наиболее сложных сутр чань-буддизма. Книга является последним изданным полным переводом с китайского на английский (на русском есть лишь частичные переводы) и сопровождена комментариями.
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This southern form spread to Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia. The Mahayana itself divided further into various sub-schools, among them the Emptiness school (Madhyamaka); the Consciousness-Only school (Yogacara); the Pure Land teachings; the Matrix of the Thus-Come One (Tathagatagarbha) teachings; and the Esoteric teachings (called Vajrayana in Tibet). The Surangama Sutra contains teachings that are consonant with all of these schools, while placing particular emphasis on the Matrix of the ThusCome One teachings and on the Esoteric teachings, both of which were flourishing in India before being introduced into China in the late sev enth and eighth centuries.
37 See Barlingay, 144 ff. 1. x x x iv I N T R O D U C T IO N 9. Aids to Reading The Commentarial Tradition In Asian wisdom traditions, sacred texts have generally been studied with the aid of commentaries that were either written or spoken by es teemed spiritual teachers. The usual pattern has been that each passage of text is followed by interpretive comment, sometimes quite lengthy. The Buddhist sutras are no exception. Around the Surangama Sutra in particular, a rich commentarial tradition has flourished.
The Buddha first divides beings into twelve classes organized according to the manner of their birth. He then briefly sum marizes sixty stages through which Bodhisattvas pass on their way to the full awakening of the Buddhas. 27 In describing the stages of the Bodhisattva, the Buddha offers Ananda a roadmap to follow in his future practice. In describing the hells and the other destinies, he warns his listeners of the dangers of committing intentional acts that entail negative consequences. Here again he refers to the prohibitions that he has emphasized repeatedly in this text: do not kill, do not steal, do not commit sexual misconduct, and do not speak falsely.
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