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Subcategories
This category has the following 14 subcategories, out of 14 total.
Pages in category "Japanese Buddhism"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 302 total.
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- A Personal Portrait of Honen
- A SINGLE GLANCE: THE MANDALA OF THE TWO REALMS AND THE UPĀYA OF AWAKENING
- A Study of Honen's Doctrine of Evil Persons as the Object of Salvation (akunin shoki setsu)
- A study of rain deities and rain wizards of Japan
- Absolute myo
- Abutsu-bo
- AFTERNOON SERVICE
- AI SHIH CHIH PRAYER
- Amida
- Amida Buddha
- Amida ji
- Amidabutsu Setsurin
- AMIDAJI: MORTUARY ART, ARCHITECTURE, AND RITES OF EMPEROR ANTOKU’S TEMPLE
- ANOTHER POSSIBILITY FOR "NATIVE ANTHROPOLOGY"
- Anraku
- Arhat (Rakan)
- Art and Architecture in Japan
- Atimuktaka
- Atsuhara Persecution
- Awa Province
- AWAKEN BODHICHITTA
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- Before and after Sado
- Bhagavate Arhate Sugata Lokavid Anuttaraya Tathagataya Samyak sambuddhaya Vidya carana samapanna Purusa damya sarathi Sasta deva manusyanam Namo ratna trayaya
- Bodhidharma
- Bonji – Siddham
- BUDDHA CHANT
- Buddhism & Early States - Tibet and Japan
- Buddhism from Korea had spread to Japan
- Buddhism in Japan
- Buddhism in Japan: A Brief History
- Buddhist Cosmic Philosophy and Daisaku Ikeda’s Concept of Peace Cosmology
- Buddhist Gods, Temples and Monks in Japan
- Buddhist poetry
- Buddist Holy Wars
- Butsuden
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- Casting off the transient and revealing the true
- Chosai
- Clarification of the Precepts
- Codified Tranquility: Ritual and Communitas in the Japanese Way of Tea by Emilia Maria Kangasjärvi
- Commentary on the Meditation Sutra
- Common Buddhist Etiquette
- Common Qs and As on the Practice of Prostrating to the Buddha - 1. Buddhism does not advocate for idolatry, so why would people still make Buddha statues and even prostrate to them?
- Common Qs and As on the Practice of Prostrating to the Buddha - 2. If we do not have a Buddhist altar or a Buddha statue at home, then towards which direction should we prostrate?
- Common Qs and As on the Practice of Prostrating to the Buddha - 3. When is the appropriate time to make prostrations to the Buddha? How many prostrations should one perform?
- Common Qs and As on the Practice of Prostrating to the Buddha - 4. Are the objects to which Buddhists prostrate only limited to Buddha statues?
- Common Qs and As on the Practice of Prostrating to the Buddha - 5. Can prostrating to the Buddha eliminate karmic obstacles?
- CONFIRMATION OF GREAT VOWS
- CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT IN SOTO ZEN BUDDHISM
- Countless kalpas of practice
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- Daikoku-ten
- Daimoku
- Daiseishi bosatsu (Skt. Mahasthamaprapta, Ch. Ta-shih-chih p'u-sa)
- Daruma doll
- DAWN PRAYERS
- Deprofessionalisation of Buddhist Priests in Contemporary Japan
- Different Japanese Buddhas
- Discard, close, ignore, and abandon
- Dogen
- Dogen’s “Raihaitokuzui” and Women Teaching in Sung Ch’an
- Dojo (daochang)
- Dokusan
- Dozen-bo
- DREAM CONVERSATIONS on Buddhism and Zen
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- Hachiman
- High Priest
- Hisamatsu and Dōgen
- History of Jodo Shu
- Hokyointo
- Homosexuality in the Japanese Buddhist Tradition
- Honen's Early Life and Training in Tendai Buddhism
- How to Cultivate the Dharmakaya, Sambhogakaya and Nirmanakaya Buddha (Truth) Bodies
- How to Open Your Sushumna Central Channel Using Tantra
- HYMN OF HOMAGE
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- Japan Day by Day
- Japan launches 3D Buddhist temple
- Japanese Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art
- Japanese Aesthetics, Wabi-Sabi, and the Tea Ceremony
- Japanese Buddhist Rites
- Japanese Dakini
- Japanese era name
- Japanese Esoteric Buddhism
- Japanese Scripts
- Japanese Temples
- Jimon school
- Jingtu
- Jodo school
- Jodosanbukyo (the Three Pure Land Sutras)
- Journal of Asian Humanities at Kyushu University
- Jōdo-shū
- Jōdoshū
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- KAKUBAN’S INCORPORATION OF PURE LAND PRACTICES: THE CATALYST FOR THE RESTORATION OF SHINGON DURING THE LATE HEIAN PERIOD
- Kalakula
- Kamakura Buddha
- Kamakura period
- Kannon bosatsu (Skt. Avalokiteshvara, Ch. Kuan-yin)
- KANZEON NAMU BUTSU YO BUTSU U IN YO BUTSU U EN BUP PO SO EN JO RAKU GA JO CHO NEN KANZEON BO NEN KANZEON NEN NEN JU SHIN KI NEN NEN FU RI SHIN
- Kegon
- Kings of Brightness in Japanese Esoteric Buddhist Art
- Kirigami
- Kitchen Verse
- Kokin Wakashū
- Komatsubara Persecution
- Kongosatta
- Kosen-rufu
- Kudo Yoshitaka
- Kuki Shūzō and the Idea of Metempsychosis
- KUMANO MANDARA: PORTRAITS, POWER, AND LINEAGE IN MEDIEVAL JAPAN
- Kunti
- Kuon-ganjo
- Kuya
- Kyōto
- Kūya
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- Magical Medicine? – Japanese Buddhist Medical Knowledge and Ritual Instruction for Healing the Physical Body
- MAITREYA BUDDHA
- Mandala of the Two Realms
- MEAL TIME VERSES
- Meditation (Japan)
- Metaphysical vision of ancient Japanese esoteric Buddhism
- Middle Day of the Law
- Mircea eliade ''from primitives to zen'': kukai’s initiation in the esoteric buddhism
- Miroku
- Mt. Koya
- Myo
- Mūlasarvāstivāda School in Japan
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- Nagarjuna (Jp. Ryuju)
- Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammasambuddhasssa
- Nanbokucho period
- NanjoHyoe Shichiro
- NanjoTokimitsu
- Nichigo
- Nichiko
- Nichimoku
- Nichiren, Imperialism, and the Peace Movement
- Nichirenshū
- Nichirin's Three Secrets
- Nichiu
- Nien Fo Book: The service book of the Amida Order
- Niko
- NYORAI-DO CLOSING CEREMONY
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- PAN GU and His Descendants: Chinese Cosmology in Medieval Japan 盤古及其後代：論日本中古時代的中國宇宙論
- Participation and Motivations in Shinto Rites and Rituals in Modern Japan
- PERFECT REFUGE
- Pieces of Princes - Personalized Relics in Medieval Japan
- Practice Method of Prostrating to the Buddha
- PRAJNAPARAMITA HRIDAYA SUTRA
- PRAYER OF ALL LINEAGES
- Prayers to Amida Buddha, "Nembutsu", Serve as Our Anchor in Life by Hossu Tsuboi Shunei (Chief Priest of Main Temple Konkai-Komyo-ji in Kyoto)
- Prince Shotoku
- Proposal to Encode the Siddham Script in ISO/IEC 10646
- Prostrating to the Buddha and the Four Foundations of Mindfulness
- Prostrating to the Buddha to Train the Body and Cultivate the Mind
- Provincial temples
- Provincial temples for nuns
