The Views of the Tenets, Vancouver 1991 གྲུབ་མཐའི་ལྟ་བ།

General introduction, self and non-self
Maitreya, chos.nyid. rnam.'byed, Distinguishing Phenomena and Pure Being,
Things that are non-existent can appear, they are like illusion, like a dream, Mahayana view,
The root is the clinging to a self, one is able to become free of that conception and achieve nirvana
quote by Chandrakirti, the Introduction to the Middle Way,
all states of trouble, afflictive stages all arise holding transitory collection,
it's necessary to refute the self because the root of all problems is clinging to a self,
Nagarjuna: 'Conditions existence is like an illusion, a mirage and so on,
and through the intelligence which knows this
one avoids being polluted with respect to previous and later.'
Q/A about self and non-self.

English translation by Jim Scott