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nagarjuna

Writings related to Nagarjuna, the great Buddhist philosopher.

Nagarjuna

Article/ by Jon W. Fergus, Universal Theosophy, May, 2013

Often viewed as the greatest or most important philosopher of the Buddhists, 1 Nāgārjuna plays a central role in the transmission of Buddhist thought. H.P.… Read More »Nagarjuna

Notes on the Mādhyamika Philosophy

Article/ by D. T. Suzuki, Journal of the Buddhist Text Society of India, 1898

The Mādhyamika School is known in China as the “Three Çāstra Sect” which was first introduced by Kumāra-jīva in A.D. 401. With many other Çāstras… Read More »Notes on the Mādhyamika Philosophy

The Mādhyamika School in China

Article/ by D. T. Suzuki, Journal of the Buddhist Text Society of India, December, 1898

History. The introduction of the Mādhyamika philosophy into China, according to an opinion prevalent among Japanese and Chinese Buddhists, was effected by Kumārajiva (A.D. 339-382-413)… Read More »The Mādhyamika School in China