Contents

• Chapter 1: Volume I - Sevenfold Inquiry into the Mind
• Section One: First Argument—The Conscious Mind Resides Within the Body
• Section 2: The Second Location of Seeking the Mind—The Mind is Outside the Body
• Section 3: The Third Inquiry into the Mind—Consciousness Latent Within the Sense Organs
• Section 4: The Fourth Inquiry into the Mind: Opening the Eyes to Light and Closing Them to Darkness
• Section Five: The Fifth Approach to Investigating the Mind - The Mind Manifests Wherever It Engages
• Section Six: The Sixth Inquiry into the Mind—The Mind Is in the Middle
• Section Seven: The Seventh Inquiry into the Mind—The Mind as Non-Attachment to All Phenomena
• Section 8: Two Types of Fundamental Perversions
• Chapter Two: Exegesis of Volume Two Paragraphs
• Section 1: Seeing the Nature Endowed with Four Conditions
• Section Two: Individual Karmic Delusions and Collective Deluded Views
• Section Three: The Five Aggregates Are Unreal
• Chapter 3: Volume 3 Section Explanation
• Section 1: The Unreality of the Six Entrances
• Section Two: The Twelve Sense Bases Are Unreal
• Section Three: The Seven Great Delusions of Earth, Water, Fire, Wind, Space, and Consciousness
• Section IV: Ananda's Verse of Making Vows
• Chapter 4 Volume 4 Paragraph Exegesis
• Section 1: The Intrinsic Harmony of the Four Elements (Earth, Water, Fire, and Wind)
• Section 2: The Parable of the Confused Man Who Suddenly Gained Enlightenment
• Section III: The Parable of Yajñadatta: On the Baseless Nature of Delusion
• Chapter Five: The Twenty-Five Saints' Realization of the Perfect Penetration Dharma Gate (Volume Five) (1)
• Chapter Five: Volume Five — The Twenty-Five Sages' Approach to Realization of Perfect Penetration (2)
• Chapter Five: Volume Five, XXV: Enlightenment and Perfect Penetration at the Holy Site (Dharma Gate) (3)
• Chapter Six: Passage Explanations for Other Volumes