Japan: Its History and Culture |
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Jodo practice of his day by holding in his hand a thread attached to an image of Amida Buddha , so that he might be drawn into the Western Paradise . One of the ladies of the court to whom Michinaga at one time paid more than passing ...
Jodo practice of his day by holding in his hand a thread attached to an image of Amida Buddha , so that he might be drawn into the Western Paradise . One of the ladies of the court to whom Michinaga at one time paid more than passing ...
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Zen , on the other hand , was more likely to appeal to men of action , for its practitioners were offered a direct road to enlightenment and release through discipline and inner control . The aspirants were given a rigorous training in ...
Zen , on the other hand , was more likely to appeal to men of action , for its practitioners were offered a direct road to enlightenment and release through discipline and inner control . The aspirants were given a rigorous training in ...
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For all his vaunted leap he had never been out of the hand of God ; for the whole world is God's hand . Man has a place in the universe , but to the Buddhist any exaggerated idea of his role is absurd . The second influence of Buddhist ...
For all his vaunted leap he had never been out of the hand of God ; for the whole world is God's hand . Man has a place in the universe , but to the Buddhist any exaggerated idea of his role is absurd . The second influence of Buddhist ...
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