41. CyberSangha: Summer 1996 - Bloom: The Unique Potential Of Shin Buddhism The Unique Potential of shin buddhism in Western Society. Alfred society. In the first place, shin buddhism is a layperson’s religion. http://www.worldtrans.org/CyberSangha/Bloomsm96.htm

The Unique Potential of Shin Buddhism in Western Society Alfred Bloom Professor Emeritus University of Hawaii Time does not permit me to go into detail on my life experience that led me to Buddhism and to Shin Buddhism. However, suffice it to say that I began as a fundamentalist Baptist and through a series of experiences finally arrived home in Shin Buddhism. It is against this background that I would present the unique potential of Shin Buddhism in American society, as an alternative path for those seeking a more realistic understanding of the self and a more personally satisfying approach to life. I can only enumerate a few points which I believe have significance for the propagation of Shin Buddhism in American society. In the first place, Shin Buddhism is a layperson’s religion. It was directed by Shinran to lay people, farmers, merchants, hunters, townspeople who could not leave their social obligation to enter monastic orders or attain the exalted spiritual experiences achieved by eminent monks. Shinran challenged the elitist religion of his day by offering a way which involved a depth of spiritual experience within the context of ordinary life. His understanding of the path of deliverance begins with the recognition of one’s ineradicable, passion-ridden nature, defiled by all kinds of evils, as the basis of conflict and violence.

42. Journal Of Buddhist Ethics The teaching of Joodoshinshuu (or shin buddhism) in the American undergraduate curriculum has been hampered from the outset by a lack of variety in available http://jbe.gold.ac.uk/5/jones981.html

Note: To view the diacritics on this page, you must install the Indic Times font on your machine and have a browser capable of displaying the Unicode (utf-8) character set. Obtain a paginated version of this article ISSN 1076-9005 Volume 5 1998 A Review of Popular Buddhism in Japan: Shin Buddhist Religion and Culture Popular Buddhism in Japan: Shin Buddhist Religion and Culture . By Esben Andreasen. Honolulu: University of Hawai'i Press, 1998, 199 pages, ISBN: 0-8248-2027-4 (cloth, US$39.00), ISBN: 0-8248-2028-2 (paperback, US$22.95) Reviewed By Charles B. Jones Department of Religion and Religious Education Catholic University of America CBJones57@aol.com The teaching of Joodoshinshuu (or Shin Buddhism) in the American undergraduate curriculum has been hampered from the outset by a lack of variety in available teaching materials. One can readily find materials by and about Shinran Shoonin (1173-1263), the founder of the school, and increasingly one may obtain materials by and about Rennyo (1415-1499), the "second founder." Anything beyond that has been exceeding rare and generally not useful or convenient for classroom use. Esben Andreasen, a Danish high school teacher who has long studied Japanese Buddhism and collaborated on projects with Ian Reader, has corrected this deficiency with a remarkable compilation of source materials on Shin Buddhism designed expressly to expose students to a wide variety of texts from the Shin tradition.

43. Shin Buddhist Studies is to reflect upon the structure and meaning of human existence through academic study of the fundamental scriptures and authoritative texts of shin buddhism. http://www.otani.ac.jp/en/GS01.html

[Japanese Page] [Home] Shin Buddhist Studies (Master's and Doctoral Programs) The aim of the program in Shin Buddhist Studies is to reflect upon the structure and meaning of human existence through academic study of the fundamental scriptures and authoritative texts of Shin Buddhism. The Shin tradition emphasizes the necessity of "listening to the Dharma" in the quest for one's authentic existence. It is with such an attitude that students approach Shin Buddhist Studies. This approach, however, does not mean a suspension of critical judgment, but indeed requires the fullest use of one's intellectual faculties. The program is centered on a careful study of Shinran's Kyogyosbinsho , the fundamental outline of Shin Buddhist faith, the Threefold Pure Land Sutras - Sutra of Eternal Life, Meditation Sutra and Amida Sutra and works of the patriarchs of Shin Buddhism, among them T'an-luan's Ching-t'e Lun-cbu and Shantao's Kuan-wu-liang-shou-ching-shu To assure basic understanding of the fundamental concepts of Shin Buddhism as well as Buddhism in general, students who have not taken the following courses during their undergraduate years are required to take them without credit: Introduction to Shin Buddhist Studies; Readings in Kyogyoshinsho ; one other course in Shin Buddhist Studies; Introduction to Buddhist Studies; and one other course in Buddhist Studies.

44. The Shin Buddhist Comprehensive Research Institute short and longterm projects in various academic fields, with the larger purpose of integrating these areas within the ideals articulated by shin buddhism. http://www.otani.ac.jp/en/research.html

The Shin Buddhist Comprehensive Research Institute [Japanese Page] The Shin Buddhist Comprehensive Research Institute, established in 1981, is located on Teramachi Street, just a few minutes walk from the main campus. Here individuals and groups concentrate on research projects in their respective fields. The Institute accommodates both short and long-term projects in various academic fields, with the larger purpose of integrating these areas within the ideals articulated by Shin Buddhism. The five long-term projects currently supported by the Institute are: Project for Compiling a History of Otani University: The aim of this project is to compile a history of Otani University, tracing the development of our school from its beginning in the Edo period over three hundred years ago. Project for International Buddhist Studies: The aim of this project is to promote the exchange of ideas between Buddhist scholars of Otani University and those of non-Japanese institutions and to consider ways in which academic cooperation can be carried out most effectively. Project for Research of Shin Buddhist Historical Documents: The aim of this project is to study, catalogue and publish historical documents concerning Higashi Honganji from the early modern and modern periods.

45. Naturalness: A Classic Of Shin Buddhism Naturalness A Classic of shin buddhism. Naturalness A Classic of shin buddhism by Authors Kenryo Kanamatsu , Tetsuo, Rev. Unno http://www.earth-religions.com/Naturalness_A_Classic_of_Shin_Buddhism_0941532291

Naturalness: A Classic of Shin Buddhism Naturalness: A Classic of Shin Buddhism by Authors: Kenryo Kanamatsu , Tetsuo, Rev. Unno Released: 01 April, 2002 ISBN: 0941532291 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Naturalness: A Classic of Shin Buddhism > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Naturalness: A Classic of Shin Buddhism > Customer Review #1: Short book, long read Kanamatsus work here isnt that big a volume, to be sure. But to just skim it would be wrong, since the depth of thought that this slim volume can provoke is very great. In a sense, this is an introductory text to Jodo Shinshu, the True Pure Land School of Mahayana Buddhism. But at the same time, the author focusses this introduction through the critical Shin concept of naturalness. As such, this is no easy concept to digest on a rational, Western level, especially for beginners who might encounter this book. But somehow, Kanamatsu actually manages to pull off an exegesis of this central precept in such a way that it IS accessible...provided one reads carefully and thoughtfully, as such a topic requires. Approached in mindfulness, this is one of those little books that has the potential to be a life-changer! I wouldnt say that this is the best place to start in ones readings in Shin Buddhism...I would peg that as either Dr. Tanakas "Ocean" or Dr. Unnos "River of Fire..."...but this is definitely one of the ones to pick up after the very first intro works.

46. Shin Buddhism : Bits Of Rubble Turn Into Gold shin buddhism Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold. Shin Book shin buddhism Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold Customer Reviews Average http://www.earth-religions.com/Shin_Buddhism__Bits_of_Rubble_Turn_into_Gold_0385

Shin Buddhism : Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold Shin Buddhism : Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold by Authors: Taitetsu Unno Released: 17 September, 2002 ISBN: 0385504691 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Shin Buddhism : Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Shin Buddhism : Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold > Customer Review #1: An excellent follow-up to "River of Fire..." Rev. Unnos book "Shin Buddhism: Bits of Rubble Turn Into Gold" is essentially a follow-up work to his wonderful introductory text "River of Fire, River of Water". But while that work provided an overview of Shin Buddhism in of itself, this work provides a broader view of how Shin Buddhism affects the lives of those who practice it, as well as exploring the deeper issues of the Nembutsu-faith. Rev. Unno here shows us how this faith affects those who accept it, and why. Just as "River of Fire..." explained the what of Jodo Shinshu, "Bits of Rubble..." explains the how in like manner...which is clear, concise, and readily-understandable. As a text for both beginners/explorers and those steeped in the faith, it succeeds at delivering meaningful messages and points on which to ponder. I would suggest reading "River of Fire, River of Water" before this, as there seems to be something of a continuity from that books information and manner of imparting it into this ones. But do read this one after that to gain valuable insight into what Shin brings into peoples lives. Like that prior book, I recommend this one without hesitation.

47. Shin Buddhism Taitetsu Unno shin buddhism Taitetsu Unno. Author or Artist Taitetsu Unno. Title shin buddhism Unno Taitetsu Taitetsu Unno Subject Buddhism http://www.postalscales.co.uk/Taitetsu-Unno-Shin-Buddhism-967-830-119-2.html

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48. Shin Buddhism Gyoko T. Saito, Head Minister, Buddhist Temple of Chicago. As you can see from my Dharma name Rev. Actually, I begin to write music about Buddhism long ago. http://www.directmind.com/shin_buddhism.htm

Here is a transcript of a presentation made by Shaku Joseph Jarman at a major Buddhist gathering in Japan in 2002. “Jazz and Jodo Shinshu: My Life as Musician and Shinshu Minister in Brooklyn, New York” By Shaku Joseph Jarman Greetings to everyone and thank you very much for being here. It is a great honor and pleasure for me to be able to share my joy of living with you all. I’d like to begin with a statement from my teacher the Rev. Gyoko T. Saito,who began guiding me into the wonderfulness of the Dharma in 1968, he made his passage last year on March 10th and I also lost my Aikido Master, Shihan Fumio Toyoda on July 4th of last year, but I will speak about him a little later. First, from Rev. Saito, August 8,1981. “THIS IS TO CERTIFY THE WELCOMING OF SHAKU GYO-ON, FORMERLY JOSEPH JARMAN, INTO THE SANGHA OF THE UNIVERSE. To commit oneself to the Teaching is something beyond one’s imagination. When the Japanese committed themselves to the teaching of Gautama Buddha about 1400 years ago, they made a tremendous symbolic commitment, to build a

49. Ryukoku University/Department Of Shin Buddhism TOP Educational Activities Faculty of Letters Department of shin buddhism, Four Courses Seeking for the Meaning of Living http://www.ryukoku.ac.jp/english/kyouiku/gakubu/bungaku/shinsyu.html

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50. Family Dharma Connection Shin. shin buddhism originated in Japan and is a Pureland sect of Buddhism. Amida Buddha is not an historical buddha. Shinran (11731262) founded shin buddhism. http://www.pulelehuadesign.com/familydharma/shin.htm

Shin Shin Buddhism originated in Japan and is a Pureland sect of Buddhism. Many of the Pureland sects believe that it is next to impossible to reach enlightenment in this world, but that if one may be reborn in the Pureland where there are no distractions on the path to enlightenment. The Pureland is the land of Amida Buddha, Buddha of wisdom and compassion. Amida Buddha is not an historical buddha. Shinran (1173-1262) founded Shin Buddhism. Shinran was trained as a monk in the Tendai sect and also studied under Honen. He lived at a time of turmoil in Japan when many Buddhist reformers were persecuted and exiled. Shinran broke with the tradition of Buddhist leaders having a monastic life - he married and had children. He thus set the precedence for non-monastic lay practice in Shin, though Shinran considered himself to be neither monk nor lay. Shinran taught that one can be reborn in the Pureland by uttering "Namu Amida Butsu" with a true heart. "Namu Amida Butsu" is called nembutsu and is an invocation of the name of Amida Buddha. Shinran was not the first to teach nembutsu, but he put primary emphasis on nembutsu making it the primary practice of Shin Buddhism. Shinran also taught that Nembutsu is a manifestation of Shinjin - a state free of the world's dichotomy. He believed that one should not chant nembutsu simply to gain enlightenment for oneself. Many Shin Buddhist have a small altar called an O-Butsudan in their homes. This usually has an image of Amida Buddha, a scroll with the Chinese characters of Namu Amida Butsu. Often offerings of food are placed on this altar and incense is burned. Shin Buddhists also celebrate O-bon in the summer. This is a celebration of commemorating one's ancestors. During religious services, Shin Buddhist wear a bracelet of prayer beads called O-jizu which are similar to mala beads.

51. --Magazine Of Shin Buddhist -- Magazine of Shin Buddhist . No. 4. TOKUDO Special 1, Pictures of the Tokudo Ordination . 3, Tokudo Taking Refuge in shin buddhism Angela ANDRADE. http://www.ne.jp/asahi/iabc/homepage/ShinBuddhist-4.htm

SHIN BUDDHI ST Magazine of Shin Buddhist No. 4 March 1998 CONTENTS Editorial Frontispiece ( A Wasan A Reflection on the Wasan (by A. Kaneko) TOKUDO Special: Tokudo Taking Refuge in Shin Buddhism Angela ANDRADE Tokudo George GATENBY Tokudo Memory Michael HAYASHI Tokudo from the Sea Kevin KUNIYUKI Tokudo John PARASKEVOPOULOS The Experience of Tokudo Roberto S. STEIN Reflections on a Learning Journey Janet YOUTH THE NINTH EUROPEAN SHIN CONFERENCE Report Ruth TABRAH Rennyo Shonin's Two Truths and Their Eventual Significance for Modern European [Shin] Buddhists Shitoku A. PEEL Jodoshinshu in the UK; History, Problems and Opportunities Jim PYM Buddha Dharma in Australia Jokyo George GATENBY The Secular Value of "The Wish to Save All Beings" in the Present Hoyu ISHIDA Random Reflections on the Nembutsu Way Jerry BOLICK Trad. par Keiko YAMAMOTO Anjin no Gokui (4) Zuiken S. INAGAKI Tr. by Peter LAIT Notes from Interion Jerry BOLICK PUBLISHED BY INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BUDDHIST CULTURE NAGATABUNSHODO 600-8342 Kyoto Japan top back Publications / next

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54. Shin Buddhism Topic Of Talk - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's Newspaper Printable version Email this story. Posted on Saturday, April 17, 2004 FAITH BRIEFS shin buddhism topic of talk. Advertiser Staff. http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2004/Apr/17/il/il18afaith.html

June 1, 2004 Island Life About Men/Women Taste/Recipes Book Club Faith Calendar ... E-Postcards Get Home Delivery Subscribe NOW! The Site The Web Classifieds Back Issues Featured News Nation/World News Movie Showtimes TGIF Calendar Photo Gallery ... Columnists Customer Service Help Page Contact Us E-mail News Alerts Subscriber Services ... E-mail this story Posted on: Saturday, April 17, 2004 FAITH BRIEFS Shin Buddhism topic of talk Advertiser Staff The Buddhist Study Center's 3rd Annual Kanmo Imamura Lecture Series will be on "Shin Buddhism: Retrospect and Prospect." Alfred Bloom, professor emeritus of the University of Hawai'i's religion department, will talk on the topic at 7 p.m. April 30 and 9 a.m. May 1 at the Buddhist Study Center, 1436 University Ave. Admission is free. Bloom, who concentrated on Buddhist studies at Harvard University after completing a Christian theological education, received a Fulbright Scholarship in the late 1950s, and was able to pursue research in Japan focused on the life and teaching of Shinran Shonin. In 1993, he was the Numata professor at Harvard Divinity School. He was appointed Kaikyoshi, a Buddhist priest, in 1997.

55. ‘Shin Buddhism’ - Ekō 84, Maart 2000 - © 2003 Jikōji ‘shin buddhism’. Shitoku. Het mag me dan nú van het hart dat ik decennialang me de vraag stelde wat eigenlijk dat shin buddhism wel kan betekenen. http://www.jikoji.be/eko/eko-081-090/eko08408.asp

‘Shin Buddhism’ Shitoku Meestal gebruiken we woorden zonder er goed bij te beseffen wàt ze wel inhouden. Dat is bvb. het geval met Shinboeddhisme en Shinboeddhisten, alsof dit de gewoonste gang van zaken is: zoiets als Hutu en Tutsi in de wereldberichten. En geloven daarbij dat zoiets al eeuwen en/of millennia gebruikelijk is. Het mag me dan nú van het hart dat ik decennia-lang me de vraag stelde wat eigenlijk dat Shin Buddhism wel kan betekenen. De term wordt – bij mijn weten – voor ’t eerst in 1970 door D.T. SUZUKI ingevoerd, en wel met de vleiende ondertitel ‘Japan’s major religious contribution to the West’. Maar U weet het ook wel: D.T. Suzuki is de auteur die in the West vooral bekend werd met zijn werken over Zenboeddhisme. Deze zijn algemeen bekenden geapprecieerd. Gaat men echter dieper in op de biografische gegevens van de man, dan ontdekt men dat hij wel degelijk op de hoogte was zowel van het Theravada-boeddhisme als van de diverse vormen van het Mahayana, ook al geeft hij meer dan eens een eigen, niet altijd erg traditionele interpretatie. Want Zen e.d.m. waren voor hem vaak schitterend behandelde onderwerpen voor zijn intellectualistische interesse. Biografisch voor velen vervelend is daarbij dat hij eigenlijk een Shin Buddhist was, jarenlang verbonden aan de Ohtani University (Kyoto), een Shin-instelling (van de Higashi Hongwanji-ha). Hij blijkt dus ‘hoofdzakelijk’ een Shin scholar te zijn en zijn definitieve activiteit ligt duidelijk, zeker in zijn Japanse publicaties, op het Shin-territorium.

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