A History of the Development of Japanese Thought from A.D. 592 to 1868, Volume 1Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1967 - Japan |
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... Buddhahood , for the Tendai doctrine in China did not allow a man to become a Buddha in his life time . Even if he did achieve Bud- dhahood , it was supposed to be the consequence of ascetic practices achieved through many lives , so ...
... Buddhahood , for the Tendai doctrine in China did not allow a man to become a Buddha in his life time . Even if he did achieve Bud- dhahood , it was supposed to be the consequence of ascetic practices achieved through many lives , so ...
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... Buddhahood . The impermanence of the person's body and mind is verily the Buddhahood . The impermanence of the country and scenery is verily the Buddhahood . " 109 In other places Dōgen says : " Death and life are the very life of the ...
... Buddhahood . The impermanence of the person's body and mind is verily the Buddhahood . The impermanence of the country and scenery is verily the Buddhahood . " 109 In other places Dōgen says : " Death and life are the very life of the ...
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... Buddhahood . Finite thinking or reasoning is incapable of reaching the depth of the ultimate . In a scripture Gautama compares such reasoning to a finger pointing at the moon . A man of old characterized the true Law in these words ...
... Buddhahood . Finite thinking or reasoning is incapable of reaching the depth of the ultimate . In a scripture Gautama compares such reasoning to a finger pointing at the moon . A man of old characterized the true Law in these words ...
Contents
THE IDEAL OF A UNIVERSAL STATE AND ITS PHIL | 1 |
PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS OF THE NARA AND | 39 |
MEDIEVAL THOUGHT | 59 |
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