Madhyamika and Yogacara Saptrishi Publications of the ethical problem of

of the ethical problem of moral imperative (niyogil)

I also convey my thanks to the editors of the various journals whose favourable reviews of the different volumes proved to be a great source of inspiration and enthusiasm that sustained me in carrying on this arduous task of editing the eleven volumes

has strong links with (like Ganga

Special interest attaches to the translation of the 10th chapter of Baudhayana Srauta Sutra by Yasuke Ikari and Harold Arnold in Part IV of the second volume

Madhyamika and Yogacara Saptrishi Publications of the ethical problem ofAccording to I. Ching's report from India (A. D. 691), Mahayana Buddhism was divided into two schools, the Madhyamika and the Yogacara. The articles presented in this volume have one thing in common. Each one is a step towards establishing the relational nature between Madhyamika and Yogacara. That is, according to Professor Nagao, the two traditions are not separate and independent but each augment the other. The Madhyamika thought of sunyata was