Pirsig and Technical Writing 
Everything and everyone has a
Buddha nature within Zen. .... Opposites actually share
Buddha nature only differing in their individual essences or spirits. ....
(1229
5
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Buddhist Teachings
.... own mind. This idea was based on the notion of the "
Buddha-
nature immanent within all sentient beings" (McRae 131). The metaphor ....
(2494
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Four Books on Aspects of Buddhism
.... own mind. This idea was based on the notion of the "
Buddha-
nature immanent within all sentient beings" (McRae 131). The metaphor ....
(2494
10
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Buddhism in China
.... It took many years and the discarding of different methods, including ascetism, before the
Buddha became aware of his
Buddha nature. ....
(2854
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Buddhist View of Attachment
.... Sudden enlightenment must occur instantly, rather than gradually, because the
Buddha-
nature is "undifferentiated and indivisible; we either have total ....
(1604
6
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The Nature of Buddhism
.... practices listed, and these go back to the time when the
Buddha was alive. .... EA Burtt suggests the general
nature of Buddhism, the history of the religion, ways ....
(2880
12
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Teachings of the Buddha
EA Burtt's presentation of the ideas of the
Buddha in the book The Teachings of the Compassionate
Buddha suggests the general
nature of Buddhism, the history ....
(764
3
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Differing Views of Karma
.... This would seem to suggest that even if a man committed an evil act with good intention, he would know it was an evil act, that the
Buddha-
nature within is ....
(1600
6
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Views of Karma in Hinduism & Buddhism
.... This would seem to suggest that even if a man committed an evil act with good intention, he would know it was an evil act, that the
Buddha-
nature within is ....
(1621
6
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Buddhist Faith in Different Countries
.... Zen is another form of Buddhism well known in the West, and this approach emphasizes that we all have the
Buddha nature within us and that this can be accessed ....
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Forms of Buddhism in Different Countries
.... Zen is another form of Buddhism well known in the West, and this approach emphasizes that we all have the
Buddha nature within us and that this can be accessed ....
(2441
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Lucretius On the Nature of the Universe
.... Lucretius. "On The
Nature Of The Universe." RE Latham, Translation. Viewed on Dec 13, 2004: http://www.american-
buddha.com/on.
nature.toc.htm,
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Lucretius On The Nature of the Universe
.... Lucretius. "On The
Nature Of The Universe." RE Latham, Translation. Viewed on Dec 13, 2004: http://www.american-
buddha.com/on.
nature.toc.htm,
(1021
4
)
The Buddhist Tradition in India, China, and Japan: A Review
.... It teaches that one can become "enlightened" and fully conscious of one's own
Buddha-
nature by means of meditation and a type of rightmindedness. ....
(1608
6
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Buddhism in the United States
.... Zen is another form of Buddhism well known in the West, and this approach emphasizes that we all have the
Buddha nature within us and that this can be accessed ....
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Meaning of Dharma
.... There is another kind of wisdom - shunyata - that which understands the
nature of emptiness. Shunyata is not affected by
Buddha's powers, and does not need the ....
(842
3
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Buddhism: A Way of Life & Thought
.... Ross writes that Theravada Buddhism adhered to
Buddha's original teaching, emphasizing the human
nature of
Buddha and the simplicity of his techniques and goals ....
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Philosophers on the term "Self"
....
Buddha is vague about the
nature of the stream-of-consciousness that does connect one life to the next, while the Hindu conception is clearer that there is a ....
(2263
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In comparing the art of two cultures
.... Japanese Buddhism, on the other hand, is organized around a man who transcended his worldly
nature. The representations of the
Buddha are not part of him, or ....
(1729
7
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Islamic/Buddhist Eschatology
.... impact of dukkha "is registered not by feelings but by spiritual insight." The
nature of the dukkha was the first of the great truths elucidated by the
Buddha. ....
(1757
7
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Purpose of Existence Views of Buddhism & Islam
.... impact of dukkha "is registered not by feelings but by spiritual insight." The
nature of the dukkha was the first of the great truths elucidated by the
Buddha. ....
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Buddhism Buddhism, one of the major religio
.... The Mahayana doctrines were to include a different understanding of the
nature of the
Buddha, an emphasis on the figure of the BODHISATTVA, and on the practice ....
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5
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Analysis of Buddhism and Buddha
.... The
Buddha says it is a "going out--an end of all return to reincarnation" (Hsing .... It is the correct understanding of the
nature of life, that is, of the three ....
(1833
7
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Ideas of Nature in Taoism, Confucianism, and Shintoism
.... to the found environment are meant to be undertaken in a spirit of
nature mysticism and humility .... in worshiping kami on one hand and, as it were, the
Buddha as a ....
(2111
8
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The Buddha's Wheel of Birth and Death
.... In dying to that personality, according to the
Buddha and according to Buddhist .... case upon defeating the tendency to be captivated by the illusory
nature of the ....
(1733
7
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Buddhism
....
Buddha expressed experience of enlightenment in one of two ways, either in terms of .... Four Noble Truths, or in terms of having understood the
nature of dependent ....
(714
3
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Contributions of Buddhism to the Asian Culture
.... poor situation to one that supposedly gives meaning to the seemingly random
nature of human experience by connecting it to the story of the
Buddha's search for ....
(1310
5
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Nature of Pre-Socratic Thought
.... question and proposing his answer, Thales not only implied the orderly
nature of the .... was an approximate contempory, within a century of so, of
Buddha and of ....
(2801
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Jainism
.... human subject of that meditation in order to understand the
nature of reality. Mahavira's ultimate revelation was somewhat different than that of the
Buddha. ....
(2220
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Buddhism
....
Buddha is not a god, in contrast he is a human who discovered the truth of the
nature of reality – a truth we too may discover for ourselves. ....
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