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Buddhist Books International, 1990. Ruegg, D.S. Buddha-nature, Mind and the Problem of Gradualism in a Comparative Perspective: On the Transmission and Reception

out the outline from the commentary, although it does present a few extra problems of consistency. Nevertheless, Rangjung Dorje’s work exhibits his usual

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Dampa Sangye (Dam pa Sangs rgyas). Page numbers in curly brackets { } throughout the texts indicate the Arabic page numbers of the Shechen edition. (Cross-references

with Mikyö Dorje’s Single Seat Severance Poem Damngak Dzö Volume 14 (ཕ་) / Pages 261-277 / Folios 6a2 to 14a5 Volumes List > Volume 14 > Text #18 (No Translation)

Outline and Commentary by Lord Rangjung Dorje Damngak Dzö Volume 14 (ཕ་) / Pages 53-79 / Folios 1a1 to 14a2 Volumes List > Volume 14 > Text #5 (Translation)

Suffering from the Lineage of the Adept Dampa Damngak Dzö Volume 13 (པ་) / Pages 409-438 / Folios 1a1 to 15b5 Volumes List > Volume 13 > Text #28 (No Translation)

of the Early, Middle, and Later Pacification Damngak Dzö Volume 13 (པ་) / Pages 311-407 / Folios 1a1 to 49a6 Volumes List > Volume 13 > Text #27 (No Translation)