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An Introduction to Hua-yen Buddhism THOMAS CLEARY University of Hawaii Press· Honolulu . COPYRIGH T ©1983 BY THOMAS CLEARY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Cleary, Thomas F., 1949-Entry into the inconceivable. Includes bibliographical references. I. Hua-yen Buddhism-Doctrines. 1. Title. BQ8218.3.C55 1983 294.3 Hua-yen Buddhism: The Jewel Net of Indra. By Francis H. Cook. University Park and London: The Pennsylvania State University Press (The Institute of Advanced Studies of World Religion Series), 1977. xiv, 141 pp. Notes, Glossary, Index. $ 14.50. - Volume 38 Issue 1 Chinese Buddhist Hermeneutics: The Case of Hua-yen Peter N. Gregory This paper is conceived, in part, as a response to the article by Robert Thurman, entitled "Buddhist Hermeneutics," that appeared in volume 46 of this journal (1978). It is intended not so much as a criticism of Thurman's groundbreaking contribution to our understand- regarded as one of the six major schools of Chinese Buddhism and has exerted a strong influence on the Chan (Kor. Seon, Jap. Zen) School in particular. It is based on the Avataṁsaka Sūtra, the greatest sutra in the Chinese Buddhist Canon in both size and scope, and teaches that Enlightenment can be found within the mind of every sentient being and in every particle of the physical universe "Northern School" of Buddhism, with particular attention to early Indic, east Asian, and later Tibetan and Nepalese traditions. Topics include the cosmic Buddha and Bodhisattva doctrines; the Madhyamaka, Cittamātra, and Hua-yen philosophies; the populist Pure Land lineages; and the early esoteric tradition in theory and practice. The course Fa-tsang: Cultivation of Contemplation of the Inner Meaning of the Hua-yen: The Ending of Delusion and Return to the Source. The full teaching is inconceivable— when you look into a single atom it appears all at once. The complete school is unfathomable— by observing a fine hair it is all equally revealed. Cook's book on Hua-yen Buddhism which is cited for the purpose of clarifying what was said earlier about the relationship between samsara and Nirvana:5 The very basis of Hua-yen thought seems to be a view of an Absolute which existed prior in time to a concrete world of things which it became. There it was said that any phenomenal object is a mixture of the True and the false, or the establishment of Huayan tradition as a special form of East Asian Buddhism and its visual representations. The book consists of five chapters: 1. State of Field, 2. The Buddhavatam. sakasutra, 3. Huayan in China, 4. Hwaom/Kegon in Korea and Japan, and 5. Huayan/Hwaom/Kegon Art. The following scholars contributed to Hua-yen Buddhism has been emerged to be one of the most influential form of Buddhism in the present world. It was first developed during the China's Sui T'ang dynasty (618-907 CE) as a branch of Mahayana Buddhism, and was soon popular in Korea and Japan and even today the Hua-yen practice and beliefs of Buddhism are apparent in the said countries as well as some other East Asian Cook (1977:109) highlights that "Buddhism is praxis, something that one does". Attempting to und