Foreword | p. vii |
Introduction: The Practice of Radical Negation | p. xi |
The Sutra Itself | p. 1 |
Phonetic Transcription | p. 3 |
English Translation | p. 4 |
The Ideograms Line by Line | p. 5 |
The Sutra in Context | p. 9 |
Compassion Teaches Wisdom | p. 11 |
Four Ways to Transmit the Hannya Shingyo: Translating, Chanting, Copying, Doing Zazen | p. 17 |
The Mind Sutra of Great Wisdom that Enables One to Go Beyond | p. 21 |
The Mind of Emptiness: Mujo, En, Shiki, Ku | p. 26 |
The Text of the Sutra | p. 33 |
How to Save All Suffering Beings | p. 35 |
Form is Emptiness; Emptiness is Form | p. 43 |
Interdependence: The Cosmic Balance | p. 53 |
Beyond the High Mountain of Impermanence | p. 68 |
Ignorance, Illusion, Satori | p. 75 |
The Four Noble Truths That Are Not | p. 87 |
The Heart of Zen Practice | p. 96 |
The Mantra of the Sutra | p. 103 |
Going Beyond the Beyond | p. 105 |
The Six Practices: Wisdom, Giving, Precepts, Patience, Effort, Zazen | p. 122 |
Zazen and the Five Forms of Wisdom | p. 139 |
Contact Information | p. 156 |
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