Saá¹ƒdhinirmocana-sÅ«tra

Chester (John) Powers

Saá¹ƒdhinirmocana-sÅ«tra

Chester (John) Powers

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The Saá¹ƒdhinirmocanasÅ«tra is a relatively late (4th-cent. ce[?]) Indian MahÄyÄna work consisting of ten chapters in which the Buddha explains apparently contradictory statements attributed to him in earlier discourses. It contains a number of doctrines that appear for the first time in Indic literature and that later became influential in India, Tibet, and East Asia. It is particularly influential in the YogÄcÄra-VijÃ±ÄnavÄda school, for which it is the most important scriptural source.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Brill Encyclopedia of Buddhism
Editors	Jonathan Silk
Place of Publication	Leiden
Publisher	Brill
Pages	240-248pp
Volume	2
ISBN (Print)	9789004283435
Publication status	Published - 2015

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