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Nagarjuna’s Mūla-Madhyamaka-Kārikā: Examination of Conditions
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- ISBN8233905971
- EAN9798233905971
- Date de parution12/06/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
What if nothing that exists has ever truly arisen?In the opening chapter of his Mula-Madhyamaka-karika, the second-century philosopher Nagarjuna dismantles one of the most fundamental assumptions of human thinking - that things have causes, and causes produce effects. With fourteen spare verses, he unravels the four conditions of the Abhidharma tradition and opens the door to sunyata - emptiness. Examination of Conditions is the first in the Karika Book series by Tsultim Sanpo - interpretive companions to the MMK that make Nagarjuna's razor-sharp reasoning available to every curious reader.
Drawing on the commentarial traditions of Je Tsong Khapa and Mabja Jangchub Tsöndrü, each verse is unpacked with care: Sanskrit original, sandhi viccheda, literal translation, and grounded everyday examples - from mangoes and matchsticks to birthday cakes and birthday candles. This is not a dry academic treatise. It is an invitation to think - slowly, honestly, and with delight. May it be of benefit to you .
? Metta ?
Drawing on the commentarial traditions of Je Tsong Khapa and Mabja Jangchub Tsöndrü, each verse is unpacked with care: Sanskrit original, sandhi viccheda, literal translation, and grounded everyday examples - from mangoes and matchsticks to birthday cakes and birthday candles. This is not a dry academic treatise. It is an invitation to think - slowly, honestly, and with delight. May it be of benefit to you .
? Metta ?
