A History of the Development of Japanese Thought from A.D. 592 to 1868, Volume 1Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai, 1967 - Japan |
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... ( tathāgata - garbha ) . When it is manifested , it is called the noumenal body ( dharmakaya ) . Being concealed and being manifested are different in fact , but in their true unity , they are not different in essence . 39 The absolute ...
... ( tathāgata - garbha ) . When it is manifested , it is called the noumenal body ( dharmakaya ) . Being concealed and being manifested are different in fact , but in their true unity , they are not different in essence . 39 The absolute ...
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... ( tathāgata- garbha ) . Following the traditional philosophy of the voidness of Mahā- yāna , the Shōman Sūtra defines it as " without origination and destruc- tion . " For Prince Shōtoku " without origination " and " without destruc- tion ...
... ( tathāgata- garbha ) . Following the traditional philosophy of the voidness of Mahā- yāna , the Shōman Sūtra defines it as " without origination and destruc- tion . " For Prince Shōtoku " without origination " and " without destruc- tion ...
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... Tathagata Amitayus attended by the assembly of disciples and followed by a host of bodhisattvas will stand before them , and they will die with unconfused minds . After death they will be born even in the Buddha country of the Tathāgata ...
... Tathagata Amitayus attended by the assembly of disciples and followed by a host of bodhisattvas will stand before them , and they will die with unconfused minds . After death they will be born even in the Buddha country of the Tathāgata ...
Contents
THE IDEAL OF A UNIVERSAL STATE AND ITS PHIL | 1 |
PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS OF THE NARA AND | 39 |
Sense of Sin and Need of Divine Grace | 78 |
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