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The Diamond Sutra (Chin-Kang-Ching) or Prajna-Paramita

Note 1 — THE DIAMOND SUTRA

William Gemmell translation

“To affirm the existence of anything real or tangible in the nature of the Law, would be tantamount to being firmly bound by the Law; but to affirm that ‘not even the vestige of Law or doctrine was obtained,’ is the equivalent of being absolutely free from the Law.”—Yen-Ping (a Chinese monk).

“Buddha said: ‘True, true, Subhuti! I, as possessed of this heart, have come into the condition above described. This term the unsurpassed, just, and enlightened heart, is but a mere name.’”—Kin-Kong-King. Beal.

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