T1586 Triṃśikā Vijñaptimātratā:
The Thirty Verses on Consciousness Only

By Vasubandhu

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A famous formulation of phenomenology from Indian Buddhism, which became influential in the Mahayana Tradition.

Translated by J Pierquet. Published in 2017.

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