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Environmental ethics and cosmology: A buddhist perspective
Zygon 39 (4):885-900 (2004)
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Alayavijnana bodhisattva Buddha nature Cittaprakrti cosmology dependent co-origination Dharmakaya dukha Hinayana independent self-subsistence Mahayana self-emergent reality sentient beings sunyata Tathagatagarbha Tathata Vijnanavada Alayavijnana bodhisattva Buddha nature Cittaprakrti cosmology dependent co-origination Dharmakaya dukha Hinayana independent self-subsistence Mahayana self-emergent reality sentient beings sunyata Tathagatagarbha Tathata Vijnanavada Alayavijnana
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