Dharmakâya, Mahâyâna, 7; briefly explained, 20, 45 et seq.; the highest principle, 35; and Brahman, 46; and Paramâtman, 46; and God of Christians, 46; as love and wisdom, 46, 54, 55; and non-ego, 47; and the Golden Rule, 48; and Bodhisattvas, 61; its universal incarnation, 63 ft.; in the Trikâya, 73, 257; as perfect knowledge, 92; and prajñâ, 94; as a cosmic mind, 123; a unity, 193; and Suchness, 217; as God, 219; as religious object, 222; in the _Avatamsaka Sutra_, 223; its detailed characterisation, 224; in the phenomenal world, 231; as love, 232; as a loving heart in the _Avatamsaka_, 233; its seven characteristics, 234; by Asanga and Vasubandhu, 234; its five modes of operation, 235; its freedom, 236; its pûrvanidhânabala, 237; as rational will, 238; as father, 239; and its perpetual revelation, 259; the evolution of its conception, 272; all beings are one in, 290; and the Bodhi, 295. _Dharmapada_, The, quoted, 34, 145, 336, 368. Dharmamegha (tenth stage of Bodhisattvahood), 326. Dharmapala, the Anâgarika, 3 ft. _Discourse on Buddha-Essence_, The, by Vasubandhu, 357. Dûrangama (seventh stage of Bodhisattvahood), 319. {413} Ego, not the source of energy, 55; noumenal, 145, 163; phenomenal, 145; empirical, 163. Egoism and the evolution of Manas, 134. Ego-soul, and its attributes, 147; and the five skandhas, 149; located by Ananda, 157; and the Christian flesh, 166; and the Vedantic conception, 167 et seq.; and Nâgârjuna, 168; and svabhava, 171; and Christians, 212; as conceived by Buddha when he started on his religious career, 337. (_See also_ “Ego”, “âtman” and “soul”). Ekacitta, (one mind or thought), 70 ft. Elders, the School of, 248 et seq. Elephant and the blind, 100. Emerson, quoted, 29. Enlightenment, 55, 119; and manas, 134; two obstacles to, 344 ft. Faith, its contents vary, 27 et seq. Fatalism, 196. Gautama and Christ, 29. (_See also_ “Buddha”). God, the Buddhist, 219. (_See also_ “Dharmakâya”). Goethe’s Faust, quoted, 181. Golden Rule, the, universal, 54. Great Council School, the, 248 et seq. Guyau, French sociologist, 50 ft., 84. Hartmann’s Unbewusste, 137. Hetus and Pratyayas, 33, 41, 142, 148. Hînayânism, 1, 60, 63, 280. Hugo, Victor, quoted, 58. Hui-K’e, second patriarch of Zen sect, 148. {414} Iccantika (incapable of salvation), 311. Ignorance, 35 et seq.; and evolution, 115; and consciousness, 120; no evil, 122; when evil? 124; and Tathâgata-Garbha, 126; and Manas, 133; and Prakrit, 138 ft. _Imitation of Christ_, 364 fn. Immortality, 38; and Dharmakâya, 54; karmaic and not individual, 214. Injustice, social, and karma, 186 Intelligence, awakened by love, 362. _Jâtaka Tales_, the, quoted, 156. Jesus, 6. Jîvâtman, 145. Kant, 6; _Critique of Pure Reason_, quoted, 324.