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Madhyamika and Yogacara Saptrishi Publications Part two summarizes how selectedAccording 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