- Part One: Seeing the Way 第一部分 见道分
- Volume One: The Sevenfold Examination of Mind (Empty Tathāgata-Garbha) 卷第一 七处征心(空如来藏)
- I. Background to the Sūtra Opening 一、开经缘起
- II. The Sevenfold Examination of the Mind 二、七处征心
- (I) Taking the Mind to Be Within the Body (一)执心在内 *
- (II) Clinging to the Mind as External (二)执心在外 *
- (III) The Latent Roots of Deluded Conceptions (三)妄计潜根 *
- (IV) Opening and Closing, Light and Darkness (四)开合明暗
- (V) Wherever There Is Union (五)合处随有
- (VI) Counted as Being in Between (六)计在中间
- (VII) Non-Attachment to All Things (七)一切无著
- III. Two Fundamentals 三、两种根本
- IV. Ten Revelations of Seeing 四、十番显见
- Volume Two: Ten Revelations of Seeing (the Nonempty Tathāgata-Garbha) 卷第二 十番显见(不空如来藏)
- Ten Revelations of the Seeing Nature (the Nonempty Tathāgatagarbha) 十番显见(不空如来藏)
- (III) Contemplating the River to Establish That Seeing Does Not Perish (三)观河定见,显见不灭
- (IV) Deluded Views Are Obscured; Manifest Seeing Is Never Lost (四)颠倒昧见,显见无失
- (V) Distinguishing Seeing Through the Eight Returns, Revealing That Seeing Does Not Return (五)八还辨见,显见无还 *
- (VI) Extraordinary Views of Past Objects: Manifest Seeing Is Unmixed (六)前尘殊见,显见无杂 *
- (VII) Examples of Expansion and Contraction, Demonstrating Unobstructed Seeing (七)舒缩例见,显见无碍 *
- (VIII) Mañjuśrī Inspires Insight, Revealing the Nonduality of Seeing (八)文殊启见,显见不二 *
- (IX) Right and Wrong Are Opposing Views; Clear Seeing Transcends Conceptual Thought (九)是非违见,显见超情 *
- (10) Seeing Seeing Is Not Seeing; Manifest Seeing Is Free of Seeing (十)见见非见,显见离见 *
- V. Two Kinds of Deluded Views 五、二种妄见
- VI. The Four Categories of Delusion 六、四科虚妄
- Ten Revelations of the Seeing Nature (the Nonempty Tathāgatagarbha) 十番显见(不空如来藏)
- Volume Three: The Four Aggregates Are Illusory; the Seven Great Elements Are Fundamentally True (the Empty and Non-Empty Tathāgata-Garbha) 卷第三 四科虚妄 七大本真(空不空如来藏)
- Second Section: The Six Sense Bases Are Unreal, Fundamentally Neither Arising from Causes and Conditions nor from Self-Nature 第二科 六入虚妄,本非因缘、非自然性
- Third Section: The Twelve Sense Bases Are Illusory, Neither Arising from Causes and Conditions nor Inherently Existing 第三科 十二处虚妄,本非因缘、非自然性
- (I) The Illusory Nature of the Faculties of Form and Seeing (一)色与见二处虚妄
- (II) The Delusive Nature of the Faculties of Hearing and Sound (二)听与声二处虚妄
- (III) The Illusory Nature of the Sense of Smell and Fragrant Objects (三)嗅与香二处虚妄
- (IV) Both Taste and Flavor Are Illusory (四)尝与味二俱虚妄
- (V) Both Body and Contact Are Illusory (五)身与触二俱虚妄
- (VI) Mind and Dharmas Are Both Illusory (六)意与法二俱虚妄
- Section Four: The Eighteen Realms Are Illusory, Neither Arising from Causes and Conditions nor Spontaneously Existing 第四科 十八界虚妄,本非因缘、非自然性
- (I) The Eye, Forms, and the Form Realm: None of the Three Exists (一)眼、色、色界,三处都无
- (II) The Ear, Sound, and the Realm of Sound: All Three Are Absent (二)耳、声、声界,三处都无
- (III) The Nose, Odors, and the Realm of Odors: All Three Are Absent (三)鼻、香、香界,三处都无
- (IV) Tongue, Taste, and the Tongue Realm: All Three Are Absent (四)舌、味、舌界,三处都无
- (V) Body, Touch, and the Body Element: All Three Are Absent (五)身、触、身界,三处都无
- (VI) The Mind, Dharmas, and Mind Element: All Three Are Absent (六)意、法、意界,三处都无
- VII. The True Nature of the Seven Great Elements 七、七大本真
- (I) The Earth Element: The Nature of Form Is True Emptiness; the Nature of Emptiness Is True Form (一)地大 性色真空,性空真色
- (II) The Fire Element: The Nature of Fire Is True Emptiness; the Nature of Emptiness Is True Fire (二)火大 性火真空,性空真火
- (III) The Water Element: The Nature of Water Is True Emptiness; the Nature of Emptiness Is True Water (三)水大 性水真空,性空真水
- (IV) The Great Element of Wind: The Nature of Wind Is True Emptiness; the Nature of Emptiness Is True Wind (四)风大 性风真空,性空真风
- (V) The Element of Space: Its Nature Is Awareness and True Emptiness; Its Emptiness Is True Awareness (五)空大 性觉真空,性空真觉
- (VI) The Greatness of Seeing: The Nature of Seeing Is Enlightened Brightness; the Essence of Enlightenment Is Bright Seeing (六)见大 性见觉明,觉精明见
- (VII) The Consciousness Element: Its Nature Is Luminous Knowing; Awakened Luminosity Is True Consciousness (七)识大性识明知,觉明真识
- VIII. The Wondrous Mind Is Undying 八、妙心不灭
- Volume Four: Neither Arising nor Ceasing, Corresponding to the Tathāgata-Garbha 卷第四 不生不灭 合如来藏
- Volume One: The Sevenfold Examination of Mind (Empty Tathāgata-Garbha) 卷第一 七处征心(空如来藏)
- Part Two: The Path of Practice 第二部分 修道分*
- Part Three: Section on Realizing the Way 第三部分 证道分*
- Part Four: Thoroughly Investigating the Seven Destinies and Five Aggregates, Ever Entering the Great Ocean of Perfect Enlightenment 第四部分 精研七趣五阴中中流入大圆觉海*