One of these works states that "form is void and void is form" and mentions a figure who perceives five different attributes of a personality to be empty.
One of these works states that "form is void and void is form" and mentions a figure who perceives five different attributes of a personality to be empty. Many of these works begin by stating "Thus I have heard." One of these works comments on impermanence by comparing all existence to a drop of dew. Another of these texts illustrates "skillful means" through a parable in which an old man tells his children that some carts they always wanted are lying outside in order to get them to leave a house that is (*) burning down. Several of these texts were translated by Xuanzang after he underwent a journey to the west in order to locate them, and one of them belonging to the Perfection of Wisdom genre discusses the enlightenment of Avalokitesvara. For 10 points, name these Buddhist texts that include the Diamond, Heart, and Lotus examples.
One of these works states that "form is void and void is form" and mentions a figure who perceives five different attributes of a personality to be empty.
Buddhist sutras [or Mahayana sutras; or Lotus sutra; or Diamond sutra; or Heart sutra]