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| Preface | |
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| Prologue | |
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| Notes for the Prologue | |
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| The Realm of Totality | |
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| The Infinity of Buddha's Realm | |
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| A Dialogue Concerning Totality | |
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| Non-Obstruction--The Pivot of Totality | |
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| Fa Tsang's Hall of Mirrors | |
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| The Causes of Totality | |
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| The Ten Stages of the Bodhisattva's Enlightenment | |
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| The Inconceivable Dharmas of the Buddhas | |
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| Samadhi, Miracle, and Dharmadhatu | |
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| Notes for Part One | |
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| The Philosophical Foundations of Hwa Yen Buddhism | |
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| Introduction to Part Two | |
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| The Philosophy of Emptiness | |
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| Sunyata--the Core of Buddhism | |
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| The Gist of the Heart Sutra | |
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| The Prologue | |
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| Illustration of the True Voidness | |
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| The Rationale of "Form Is Emptiness" | |
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| The No-Self Doctrine and Svabhava Sunyata | |
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| The Svabhava Way of Man's Thinking | |
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| The Doctrine of the Absolute Emptiness | |
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| Absolute Sunyata and the Doctrine of Being | |
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| Absolute Sunyata and Absolute Transcendence | |
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| Absolute Emptiness in the Heart Sutra | |
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| The Ten Similes of Emptiness | |
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| Sunyata and Logic | |
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| The Two Truths System | |
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| The Two Truths on Three Levels | |
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| The Non-Abiding Nature of Sunyata | |
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| Further Discussions of True Emptiness | |
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| The Significance of Sunyata | |
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| Notes for Part Two, Section One | |
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| The Philosophy of Totality | |
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| Mutual Penetration and Mutual Identity--the Two Basic Principles of Hwa Yen Philosophy | |
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| The Metaphor of the Ocean-Mirror Samadhi | |
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| The Obstructions of Disclosure and Concealment | |
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| The "Round View" and the "Round Doctrine" | |
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| The "Round View" and Logical Consistency | |
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| A Discussion of Mutual Identity | |
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| The Philosophy of the Four Dharmadhatus | |
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| The Dharmadhatu of Shih (Events) | |
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| The Dharmadhatu of Li (Principle) | |
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| The Dharmadhatu of Non-Obstruction of Li Against Shih (Li-shih Wu-ai) | |
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| The Dharmadhatu of Non-Obstruction of Shih Against Shih (Shih-shih Wu-ai) | |
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| An Elaboration of the Ten Mysteries | |
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| The Harmonious Merging of the Six Forms | |
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| Notes for Part Two, Section Two | |
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| The Doctrine of Mind-Only | |
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| The Mind and the External World | |
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| The Alaya Consciousness and Totality | |
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| Notes for Part Two, Section Three | |
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| A Selection of Hwa Yen Readings and the Biographies of the Patriarchs | |
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| The Great Vows of Samantabhadra [from the Hwa Yen Sutra] | |
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| A Commentary on the Heart Sutra | |
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| The Buddhist Teaching of Totality | |
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| On the Meditation of Dharmadhatu | |
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| On the Golden Lion | |
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| The Biographies of the Patriarchs | |
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| Notes for Part Three | |
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| Epilogue | |
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| List of Chinese Terms | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Index | |