My Dharmakaya

My Dharmakaya
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    • The Two Truths: Mundane and Supramundane
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    • Ching-t’u-tsung/Jodo-Shu/Jodo-Shin-Shu: Pure Land
    • Hua-yen/Kegon/Avatamsaka: Flower Garland
    • Madhyamaka/Sanron/San-Lun: Emptiness as the Middle Way
    • The Original Schools: Theravada, Sarvastivada, etc.
    • Non-Buddhist Nastika Schools
    • T’ien-T’ai/Chihi/Tendai: School of the Celestial Platform
    • Vajrayana/Shingon/True Word: Tantras, Mantras, and Repurposing of Chakras
    • Yogachara/Hosso/Fa-Hsiang: Idealism and the Marks of Existence
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The Five Skandhas

Material Form (Rupa)

Feelings Received From Material Form (Vedana)

Samjna

Sankhara

Vijnana

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