‘Waga Shinnen’ (‘My Faith’): Kiyozawa Manshi’s Final Reflection on His Faith by Richard Tennes, Ministerial Aspirant, Institute of Buddhist Studies Berkeley CA Introduction The purpose of this paper is to offer

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2012-04-20 16:48:32 Buddhism Kiyozawa Manshi Jōdo Shinshū Hongan-ji Otani University Higashi Honganji Alfred Bloom Epictetus Faith in Buddhism Pure Land Buddhism Buddhism in Japan Religion		‘Waga Shinnen’ (‘My Faith’): Kiyozawa Manshi’s Final Reflection on His Faith by Richard Tennes, Ministerial Aspirant, Institute of Buddhist Studies Berkeley CA Introduction The purpose of this paper is to offer Add to Reading List Source URL: www.shindharmanet.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 74,86 KB Share Document on Facebook

	1 5. What Is the Pure Land? Nobuo Haneda Introduction The Japanese word for Shin Buddhism is Jodo Shinshu (“True School of the Pure Land”). DocID: 1uYDj - View Document
	In One Lifetime: Pure Land Buddhism % In One Lifetime: DocID: 1uVNf - View Document
	Pure Land Buddhism: Support for the Dying Permission for reprinting is granted for non-profit use. DocID: 1uqih - View Document
	SUMMER 2016 I have devoted my whole life to the study of Chan, Pure Land, Vinaya (Buddhist codes of conduct), and even Esoteric Buddhism. DocID: 1uic4 - View Document
	Walker 1 of 18 Liberation Through Hearing: Sound and Music in Sukhāvatī1 Trent Walker 1. Introduction DocID: 1roax - View Document