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• General Sutra

A

• Akashagarbha Sutra
• Auspicious Night

B

• Bouquet of Flowers

C

• Calling Witness with a Hundred Prostrations
• Cultivating Trust in the Great Vehicle

D

• Describing the Benefits of Producing Representations of the Thus-Gone One
• Dharmasamgiti Sutra
• Discussions of Thus-Gone Ones
• Distinctly Ascertaining the Meanings
• Distinguishing Phenomena and What Is Meaningful

E

• Eliminating Ajatashatru’s Remorse
• Entry into the Gloomy Forest
• Evaluating Whether Progress is Certain or Uncertain
• Exposition of Karma
• Expounding the Qualities of the Thus-Gone Ones’ Buddhafields

F

• Fortunate Aeon Sutra

G

• Gayashirsa Hill

I

• Infinite Jewels
• Introduction to the Domain of the Inconceivable Qualities and Wisdom of the Tathagatas

K

• King of Samadhi Sutra

L

• Lalitavistara Sutra
• Lankavatara Sutra
• Like Gold Dust
• Lotus Sutra

M

• Mahaparinirvana Sutra
• Maitreya’s Setting Out
• Manjushri's Teaching
• Multitude of Constituents

N

• Not Forsaking the Buddha

P

• Proper Dharma Conduct
• Pure Sustenance of Food
• Purification of Karmic Obscurations Sutra

Q

• Questions on Selflessness
• Questions Regarding Death and Transmigration

R

• Ratnamegha Sutra
• Repudiating Those Who Violate the Discipline, the Buddha’s Collected Teachings
• Rice Seedling Sutra

S

• Samdhinirmochana Sutra
• Sanghata Sutra
• Shrigupta Sutra
• Smaller Sukhavativyuha Sutra
• Sutra of Great Liberation
• Sutra of Instructions to the King
• Sutra of the Eight Auspiciousnesses Ones
• Sutra of the Great Drum
• Sutra of the Inquiry of Jayamati
• Sutra of the Questions of an Old Lady
• Sutra of the Questions of Brahma
• Sutra of the Three Bodies
• Sutra of the Three Heaps
• Sutra of the Wheel of Dharma
• Sutra of the Wise and the Foolish
• Sutra on Dependent Arising
• Sutra on Impermanence
• Sutra on Reliance Upon a Spiritual Friend
• Sutra on the Threefold Training
• Sutra on Wisdom at the Hour of Death
• Sutra Requested by Sagaramati

T

• Taking Refuge in the Three Jewels
• Teaching How All Phenomena Are without Origin
• Teaching the Benefits of Generosity
• Teaching the Causes and Results of Good and III
• Teaching the Eleven Thoughts
• Teaching the Five Perfections
• Teaching the Fundamental Exposition and Detailed Analysis of Dependent Arising
• Teaching the Practice of a Bodhisattva
• Teaching the Relative and Ultimate Truths
• Teaching the Ripening of Virtuous and Nonvirtuous Actions
• The Absorption of the Miraculous Ascertainment of Peace
• The Absorption of the Thus-Gone One’s Wisdom Seal
• The Absorption That Encapsulates All Merit
• The Accomplishment of the Sets of Four Qualities: The Bodhisattvas’ Prātimoksha
• The Account of the Noble Deeds of Punyabala
• The Account of the Noble Deeds of Shrisena
• The Application of Mindfulness of the Sacred Dharma
• The Avalokini Sutra
• The Basket without Words, The Illuminator’s Matrix
• The Basket's Display
• The Chapter on Manjushri’s Magical Display
• The Dedication “Fulfilling All Aspirations”
• The Dedication “Protecting All Beings”
• The Devata Sutra
• The Dharani of the Jewel Torch
• The Dharani of the Six Gates
• The Dharani of the Vajra Quintessence
• The Dharani “Entering into Nonconceptuality”
• The Dwelling Place of Manjushri
• The Eight Buddhas
• The Exposition of Karma
• The Father and Mother Sutra
• The Four Factors
• The Fourfold Accomplishment
• The Gandi Sutra
• The Gold Sutra
• The Great Cloud (1)
• The Great Cloud (2)
• The Great Rumble
• The Hundred Deeds
• The Illusory Absorption Sutra
• The Inquiry of Avalokiteshvara on the Seven Qualities
• The Inquiry of Lokadhara
• The Jewel Mine
• The King of the Array of All Dharma Qualities
• The Magnificent Account About a Sow
• The Mahasutra “On Entering the City of Vaishali”
• The Miraculous Play of Manjushri
• The Nectar of Speech
• The Noble Mahayana Sutra on the Four Factors
• The Ornament of the Light of Awareness that Enters the Domain of All Buddhas
• The Perfection of Generosity
• The Precious Discourse on the Blessed One’s Extensive Wisdom That Leads to Infinite Certainty
• The Prediction for Brahmashri
• The Prophecy Concerning Strivivarta
• The Prophecy of Kshemavati
• The Prophecy on Mount Goshringa
• The Question of Ksemankara
• The Question of Maitreya (Toh 149)
• The Question of Manjushri
• The Questions of Brahmadatta
• The Questions of Brahmavisheshachintin
• The Questions of Dirghanakha the Wandering Mendicant
• The Questions of Pratibhanamati
• The Questions of Rashtrapala (2)
• The Questions of Ratnacandra
• The Questions of Ratnajalin
• The Questions of Sagaramati
• The Questions of Shrimati the Brahmin Woman
• The Questions of Shrivasu
• The Questions of the Kimnara King Druma
• The Questions of the Naga King Sagara
• The Quintessence of the Sun
• The Ratnaketu Dharani
• The Rite for the Protocols Associated with Carrying the Ringing Staff
• The Seal of Dharma
• The Seal of Engagement in Awakening the Power of Faith
• The Sections of Dharma
• The Seven Buddhas
• The Shorter Devata Sutra
• The Strength of the Elephant
• The Sutra Dispelling the Darkness of the Ten Directions
• The Sutra of Jñanaka
• The Sutra of King of the Inconceivable
• The Sutra of Nanda’s Going Forth
• The Sutra of the Moon (2)
• The Sutra of Vasishtha
• The Sutra on Having Moral Discipline
• The Sutra on Impermanence (2)
• The Sutra on Maitreya’s Birth in the Heaven of Joy
• The Sutra on the Limits of Life
• The Sutra on the Ringing Staff
• The Sutra on Transmigration Through Existences
• The Sutra Teaching the Four Factors
• The Sutra “Declaring What Is Supreme”
• The Teaching by the Child Inconceivable Radiance
• The Teaching of Akshayamati
• The Teaching on the Aids to Enlightenment
• The Teaching on the Extraordinary Transformation that is the Miracle of Attaining the Buddha’s Powers
• The Teaching on the Great Compassion of the Tathagata
• The Twelve Buddhas
• The Verses of Naga King Drum
• The Wheel of Meditative Concentration

U

• Upholding the Roots of Virtue

V

• Victory of the Ultimate Dharma
• Vimalakirti Nirdesha Sutra

W

• What Mendicants Hold Most Dear
• White Lotus of Compassion Sutra