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|text=In the ninth chapter of the ''Bodhicaryāvatāra'', Śāntideva gives a thorough primer on the view of the Middle Way philosophy and its style of reasoned argumentation against what it deems to be lower or flawed positions. Known simply as the Wisdom Chapter, Prajñāpariccheda (''shes rab le'u''), this is by far the most famous, yet contentious, chapter of the treatise, and the extensive commentarial literature it spawned became the source of numerous debates in the Tibetan tradition. | |||
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