Nāgārjuna

For almost two thousand years Nagarjuna's teachings have occupied a central position in Mahayana Buddhism.

A Buddhist Psychology of Emptiness

Nagarjuna's Seventy Stanzas

Stephen Batchelor

A new translation of the verses written by the legendary monk, mediator, and philosopher offers insight into the Buddhist vision of the exalted.

A Buddhist Vision of the Sublime

Verses from the Center

Nagarjuna

Fernando Tola

Carmen Dragonetti

The Silpa Prakasais an important addition to the existing literature on Indian Silpa Texts. the text goes into a great detail of the architecture, the iconography and the symbolism of all the parts of the temple. Its unique contribution lies in the description of Yantras or symbolic diagrams underlying the architecture as well as sculpture. This edition will be extremely valuable for understanding not only temple construction but the entire symbolism underlying the unique temples of Orissa.

Nāgārjuna's Refutation of Logic (Nyāya)

Maryādā Purushottama

Michael Eido Luetchford

A Translation of Nāgārjuna's Mūlamadhyamakakārikā, with Commentary and Grammatical Analysis

Between Heaven and Earth

The Dialectical Method of Nāgārjuna

Nagarjuna's Letter to King Gautamiputra is a concise and comprehensive explanation of the fundamentals of the Buddha's teaching and of the Buddhist path to liberation. Written by the renowned sage Nagarjuna for his friend and patron Gautamiputra the then King of Andhra in the South of India, the work which contains one hundred and twenty three verses achieved great popularity first in India and then in Tibet. Though the Sanskrit original of the work is lost, the present English translation has been made from the Tibetan collection. Explanatory notes based on three authoritative Tibetan commentaries have been added to the text. The Tibetan text of the verses of Nagarjuna's letter is also included to assist students and scholars who wish to consult the Tibetan version.

With Explanatory Notes Based on Tibetan Commentaries

Nāgārjuna's Letter to King Gautamīputra

Nāgārjuna

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