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Such combined volumes should be consulted by individual title. Their core still belongs to the Prajnaparamita literature and may be understood from three angles: the true-nature perspective, mantra expression, and the highly condensed prajna thought of the Heart Sutra. OpenSutra Currently this work is organized in the published fascicles under "Yongle Northern Canon / Mahayana Sutras / Prajnaparamita section," and the image sources and catalog numbers are specified in the records for each fascicle. It can be understood within the Prajnaparamita section of the canon; the emphasis normally concerns insight, emptiness, and bodhisattva practice. Prajnaparamita literature emphasizes the meaning of prajna insight and its practice, and the sutras in this section are often read in relation to one another. Below are the accessible fascicles of "①Sutra on the True Nature Prajnaparamita, one fascicle②Great Prajnaparamita Great Bright Mantra Sutra, one fascicle③Prajnaparamita Heart Sutra, one fascicle" gathered in original catalog order, suitable for consulting by fascicle number, catalogue number, qianziwen volume number, or title. Links to fascicle sources are preserved in each fascicle record; current source link: https://dzj.sdlib.cn/#/homeDetails/2-0718/050801050101 Related author/translator information: ① Translated by Bodhiruci and others (Tang) ② Translated by Kumārajīva of the Yao Qin ③ Translated by Xuanzang of the Tang dynasty.