華嚴經內章門等雜孔目章 3.2

3.2

Chapter on Clarifying the Ten Grounds at the Beginning of the 'Daśabhūmika Chapter' in the Sixth Assembly; Chapter on the Six Certainties within the Intrinsic Section; Chapter on Clarifying the Four Dharmas within the Mental Empowerment in the Empowerment Section; Chapter on the Six Right Views; Chapter on the Transformation of the Basis within the Entreaty Section; Chapter on the Two Greats of Unrealized and Teaching within the Entreaty Section; Chapter on Critical Distinction of the Doctrines of the Various Schools at the Beginning of the Exposition Section; Chapter on the Five Fears at the Beginning of the Section on Secure Abiding in the Grounds; Chapter on the Ten Vows at the Beginning of the Section on Assessing Superiority; Chapter on the Three Kinds of Bodhi; Chapter on the Ten Practices of Faith and the Rest within the Assessment of Practice; Chapter on Pratītyasamutpāda within Kindness and Compassion in the Assessment of Practice; Chapter on the Four Fruits of Pliability and the Rest within the Fruit Section; Chapter on the Three Clusters of Precepts at the Beginning of the Second Ground; Chapter on the Ten Courses of Unwholesome Action; Chapter on the Seven Kinds of Wrong Views; Chapter on the Ten Courses of Wholesome Action; Chapter on Clarifying the Four Inversions within the Precepts of Gathering Sentient Beings; Chapter on the Four Dhyānas and Eight Meditations within the Disgust Section of the Third Ground; Chapter on the Three Sufferings and Eight Sufferings; Chapter on the Four Immeasurables; Chapter on the Six Supernormal Powers; Chapter on the Thirty-Two Marks in the Fourth Ground; Chapter on the Eighty Minor Marks; Chapter on the Seven Purities in the Fifth Ground; Chapter on the Ten Truths; Chapter on Pratītyasamutpāda in the Sixth Ground; Chapter on the Three Gateways to Emptiness (also called the Three Samādhis); Chapter on the Samādhi of Repeated Emptiness; Chapter on the Two Emptinesses of Person and Dharmas; Chapter on the Doctrines of the Four Masters in the Seventh Ground; Chapter on the Four Kinds of Anutpattika-kṣānti in the Eighth Ground; Chapter on the Three Worlds; Chapter on the Ten Masteries; Chapter on the Ten Fears; Chapter on the Meaning of the Ten Dense Forests in the Ninth Ground; Chapter on the Eighty-Four Thousand Dharma-Doors; Chapter on the Dense Forest of the Operations of Afflictions; Chapter on the Dense Forest of the Operations of Faculties; Chapter on the Dense Forest of the Operations of Rebirth; Chapter on the Dense Forest of Latent Tendencies; Chapter on the Dense Forest of the Operations of the Three Clusters and Fulfillment; Chapter on the Twenty Kinds of Dharma Masters; Chapter on the Forty Unimpeded Eloquences; Chapter on the Bestowal of Office in the Tenth Ground; Meaning of Lake Anavatapta.