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The Diamond Sutra, like many sutras, begins with the famous phrase "Thus have I heard". In the sutra the Buddha has finished his daily walk with the monks to gather offerings of food and sits down to rest. One of the more senior monks, Subhuti, comes forth and asks the Buddha a question. What follows is an often repetitive dialogue regarding the nature of perception. The Buddha often uses paradoxical phrases like "What is called the highest teaching is not the highest teaching".[1] The Buddha is trying to help Subhuti unlearn his p...