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淨影寺慧遠的心識思想

Ching-Ying Hui-Yüan's Teaching of Consciousness

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The introduction of Yogācāra texts into China in the early sixth century had led to the formation of the so-called Ti-lun School 地論宗 and She-lun School 攝論宗. Ching-ying Hui-yüan 淨影慧遠 (523-592) was a leading figure of the Ti-lun School, and had come under the influence of She-lun teaching. His thought demonstrated many of the key features of early Chinese Yogācāra teaching.This article analyses Hui-yüan's teaching of consciousness basing on the chapter on the eight consciousnesses in the ”Ta-ch'eng I-chang 大乘義章”, Hui-yüan's most important writing. It relates the various taxomonies of conscious states constructed by Hui-yüan, examines Hui-yüan's descriptions of different consciousnesses, and shows how Hui-yüan's analysis of consciousness provides a conceptual framework to explain the facts of transmigration and liberation. The main aim of the discussion is to demonstrate the synthesis of ”ālaya” teaching and ”tathagatagarbha” teaching typical of early Chinese Yogācāra.

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