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Shin Buddhism: Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold by Taitetsu Unno, 2002-09-17
Buddha of Infinite Light: The Teachings of Shin Buddhism, the Japanese Way of Wisdom and Compassion by Daisetz T. Suzuki, 2002-02-12
Buddhism of the Heart: Reflections on Shin Buddhism and Inner Togetherness by Jeff Wilson, 2009-04-28
Rennyo: The Second Founder of Shin Buddhism (Nanzan Studies in Asian Religions) by Minor Rogers, 1991-02
Naturalness: A Classic of Shin Buddhism by Kenryo Kanamatsu, 2003-09-06
The Social Dimension of Shin Buddhism (Numen Book Series) by Ugo Dess, 2010-08-10
Living in Amida's Universal Vow: Essays on Shin Buddhism (Perennial Philosophy Series) by Alfred Bloom, 2004-06-25
Popular Buddhism in Japan: Shin Buddhist Religion & Culture (Latitude 20 Books)
Notes on "Essentials of Faith Alone": A Translation of Shinran's Yuishinsho-mon'i (Shin Buddhism Translation Series) by Shinran, 1979
Introduction of Buddhism to Korea: New Cultural Patterns (Studies in Korean Religions and Culture ; V. 3) by Lewis R. Lancaster, Chai-Shin Yu, 1989-09
Jodo Shinshu: Shin Buddhism in Medieval Japan (Institute of Buddhist Studies) by James C. Dobbins, 2002-04-01
Call of the Infinite: The Way of Shin Buddhism by John Paraskevopoulos, 2009-12-01
A miscellany on the Shin teaching of Buddhism by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki, 1949
The Awareness of Self: A Guide to the Understanding of Shin Buddhism by Gyodo; Masuda, William (Translator) Haguri, 1967-01-01

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Welcome To The White Lotus Center For Shin Buddhism In Anchorage - Alaska
The White Lotus Center for shin buddhism is seeking those interested in wanting to chant as a practice at the White Lotus Center for shin buddhism located at 123 E
http://www.akshin.net/
The Shin DharmaNet
"In the person of Nembutsu opens up the great path of unobstructed freedom." Tannisho, A Shin Buddhist Classic, trans. by Taitetsu Unno. shin buddhism. was initiated by Shinran (11731263) in Japan. The Promise of Boundless Compassion shin buddhism for Today " based on the Internet course, shin buddhism in Modern Culture.
http://www.shindharmanet.com/

Extractions: Shin Buddhism was initiated by Shinran (1173-1263) in Japan. His teaching was based in the Pure Land tradition as a successor to Honen (1133-1212). Shinran developed the teaching by maintaining that faith, endowed by Amida Buddha, assured enlightenment. All religious practices, particularly the recitation of the name of the Buddha, expressed gratitude rather than achieved purification. The institutions which evolved from his teaching are called Jodo Shinshu (True teaching/sect of the Pure Land [tradition]). The Nishi (West) Hongwanji and Higashi (East) Hongwanji are the largest bodies in this tradition. Welcome from Dr. Alfred Bloom The purpose and mission of this website is to share information concerning Shin Buddhist tradition and Pure Land Buddhism as it is presently practiced and interpreted by Shin communities in the West and Japan. I hope you will find value in the information, resources, and research material here and I look forward to hearing from you via e-mail with questions or comments.
Buddhism - Jodo Shinsu - Is Shin Buddhism The Same As Christianity?
An analysis of the similarities and differences between Pure Land Buddhism and Christianity, by Rev. Philipp Karl Eidmann.
http://www.seattlebetsuin.com/Is_Shin_Buddhism_the_same_as_Christianity.htm

Extractions: Is Shin Buddhism the same as Christianity? by Rev. Philipp Karl Eidmann In the sixteenth century European Christian missionaries first came to China and Japan. In meeting the Buddhists of China and Japan, the missionaries saw many things that reminded them of Christianity. They saw similarities in the Buddhist and Christian services. They thought they also saw similarities in Christian and Buddhist books and doctrines. The early Christian missionaries were disturbed by these apparent similarities. They decided that Satan had invented a counterfeit Christianity to lead people astray and to keep them from following the true Christian teachings. Later scholars discovered that in ancient days there had been Nestorian Christian churches in China. After this discovery, some Westerners came to believe that the similarities between Buddhism and Christianity were the result of the influence of Nestorian Christians. Many Christians have thought they saw ancient Christian influence in the teachings of every sect of Buddhism. However, they have always held that this influence was strongest in the teachings of the Pure Realm schools of China and Japan. There are a number of schools and sects which follow the Pure Realm doctrines. They differ in many minor respects, but they are all based upon the same scriptures and commentaries. About one-half of the Buddhists of China and Japan are followers of these schools.
Shin Course
Any insights and reflections will be appreciated. What is shin buddhism? shin buddhism is a Pure Land denomination originating in
http://www.shindharmanet.com/course/

Extractions: Professor Emeritus - Department of Religion, University of Hawaii Send your questions or comments to Dr. Bloom. The intention of this course is to enable the reader to explore Shin Buddhism, also known as Jodo Shinshu, historically and in modern context. Readers may respond to the content as they desire. Hopefully, it will stimulate thought and enrich their understanding of the teaching. Self study questions are provided for personal use to check understanding of the material. Any insights and reflections will be appreciated. Shin Buddhism is a Pure Land denomination originating in Japan in the 13th century, though Pure Land tradition and teaching has a long history going back to India. This tradition originated with Shinran (1173-1263). He studied initially on Mount Hiei, a Tendai Monastery, and later with the Pure Land teacher Honen (1133-1212). Living among the common people, he interpreted the compassion of Amida Buddha and the Pure Land Sutras to meet the spiritual needs of ordinary people, peasants, hunters, fishermen and merchants who could not leave their homes to engage in monastic life. He taught the way of trust in Amida Buddha's Vows as the basis for ultimate enlightenment of even the most lowly and evil person.
THREE WHEELS Home Page. Japanese Shin Buddhist Temple In London. Established In
Japanese Shin Buddhist centre where you can learn about Buddhism in general and about shin buddhism founded by Shinran (11731262) in particular.
http://www.threewheels.org.uk

Extractions: Three Wheels is a Japanese Shin Buddhist centre established in London at the end of 1994, where different individuals from different traditions can meet, communicate with and understand one another and learn about Buddhism in general and about Shin Buddhism founded by Shinran (1173-1262) in particular.
DharmaNet's Shin Buddhist InfoWeb
Youth Buddhist Organization religious and social organization for young adults of college age interested in learning about shin buddhism. Sr. shin buddhism.
http://www.dharmanet.org/infowebp.html

Extractions: Shin Buddhist InfoWeb DharmaNet's Buddhist InfoWeb is a central directory of online lay and monastic Dharma centers, organizations, and practice groups. Please help keep this resource complete and up-to-date. To add or update a Dharma center or group to the Buddhist Infoweb, please use the online form General Directories Mahayana (Misc.) Pure Land Theravada ... Non-Academic Buddhist Study Resources See also: Amitabha Buddhist Society USA [Sunnyvale CA] - founded by Ven. Master Chin Kung in 1989 to advocate the Pure Land Study of Buddhism. It is currently headed by Mr. I-Hwa Yang. Berkeley Buddhist Temple [Berkeley CA]. Buddhist Association of the United States (BAUS) Buddhist Church of Ogden [Ogden UT] (temporarily unavailable). Buddhist Church of Sacramento [CA]. Buddhist Churches of America (BCA) [San Francisco CA].
What Is Shin Buddhism? By Dr. Nobuo Haneda
shin buddhism, or the teachings of Shinran (11731262), teaches us the importance of humility, the most important In order to explain that shin buddhism teaches us the importance of
http://www.livingdharma.org/Living.Dharma.Articles/WhatIsShinBuddhism-Haneda.htm

Extractions: -A Japanese proverb Shin Buddhism, or the teachings of Shinran (1173-1262), teaches us the importance of humility, the most important universal virtue. Many people think that the ultimate goal in Buddhism as well as human life is to become good. But according to Shinran, it is to become humble. Being good is not good enough; we must become humble persons. We must know our evilness, the existence of our ineradicable egoism. We must know our ignorance, the limitations of our intellects. We must become humble persons who can say, "I'm evil and ignorant." In order to explain that Shin Buddhism teaches us the importance of humility, let me first discuss the two stages of life that Shinran experienced. Two Stages in Shinran's Life The most important event in Shinran's life was his meeting with Honen (1133-1212), the founder of the Jodo School, when Shinran was twenty-nine. This event divided his life into two stages: the period before the meeting was the first stage and the period after it was the second stage. When Shinran met Honen, Shinran realized that he had had a shallow view of Buddhahood. His thoughts on the subject went through a total transformation. Before Shinran met Honen, Shinran thought that a Buddha was a "good" and "wise" person-a holy person who was possessed of wonderful virtues. In order to become such a Buddha, Shinran attempted to purify himself by eliminating evil passions. But he could not attain Buddhalhood. Not only was he unable to become a Buddha, he was feeling more and more depressed and miserable. His goal of Buddhahood seemed far away. He could not understand what was wrong.
Shin Buddhism Dialogue
shin buddhism Dialogue. To foster interactive and collaborative discussions relating to shin buddhism. between general participants and the editors of all shin buddhism Resources on the Internet. This area is still experimental.
http://www.aloha.net/~rtbloom/webergy/dialogue/shin

Extractions: between general participants and the editors of all Shin Buddhism Resources on the Internet. This area is still experimental. There may be bugs, I may lose messages and it may all end up a mess. But, feel free to begin commenting. - Ross Bloom. 7/03/95 In any Discussion Group you can start your own thread or contribute to the existing flow. Let us know if there are other subjects you would like to discuss. This is your place to spout off, pass compliments, put forth your favorite ideas, and espouse your cause - to each other as well as to the editors. Using this format you can not only tell us what you think of a particular article or column but you can tell everyone else as well. From here you can send private mail to me, Editor of the Shin Buddhism Dialogue
Zen And Shin Buddhism
Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery Links - zen and shin buddhism Zen shin buddhism. Shasta Abbey Monastery by Taitetsu Unno shin buddhism was initiated by Shinran (1173-1263) in Japan
http://www.abhayagiri.org/links/zenandshinbuddhism.html
Jodo-Shinshu Buddhism, Dharma For The Modern Age
Welcome to shin buddhism! Amida Buddha Jodo Shinshu Buddhism, or shin buddhism, is based upon the teachings and writings of Shinran Shonin (11731262).
http://web.mit.edu/stclair/www/amida.html

Extractions: Boston Shinshu News Jodo Shinshu Buddhism , or Shin Buddhism, is based upon the teachings and writings of Shinran Shonin (1173-1262). Shinran expounded the "True Pure Land Way", or the path whose "practice" is total faith in and reliance upon Amida Buddha, the Buddha of Infinite Light and Life. The Collected Works of Shinran include poems, letters, and his great treatise, Kyo Gyo Shin Sho . Outwardly, this faith is expressed by the grateful recitation of the Nembutsu, pronounced "Namu Amida Butsu" in Japanese. For a summary of Shinran's teachings, see the Tannisho , a short book composed by his follower Yuienbo with key quotes directly from Shinran. Tannisho represents Jodo Shinshu Buddhism in perhaps its most distilled and yet most simple and accessible form. Jodo Shinshu Buddhism teaches that faith in Amida Buddha cuts the bonds to our negative karma from the infinite past and into the infinite future. It is the faith behind the Nembutsu that is a person's link to Amida Buddha, who the Larger Sutra says created a "Pure Land" of infinite positivity and zero negativity where people go after they die, wherein they will realize full enlightenment (nirvana) and buddhahood. Amida Buddha was revealed to the world in three great Mahayana sutras attributed to the historical Buddha, Shakyamuni, who lived and taught in India ca. 563-483 BCE. See the links to these sutras above.
What Is Shin Buddhism?
What is shin buddhism? 24 Lessons by Professor Takamaro Shigaraki, retired President of Ryukoku University, Kyoto, Japan. What is shin buddhism?
http://web.mit.edu/stclair/www/whatisshin.html
Shin Buddhism EN - 01
ShinBuddhism. presentation. 1/20. Jodo-Shinshu. A short Presentation of Shin-Buddhism. by Rev. Shitoku A. Peel translated by Yuho B. Van Parijs and Jokyo G. Gatenby
http://www.geocities.com/jodoshin/shin_buddh/present_en01.htm

Extractions: Shin-Buddhism presentation by Rev. Shitoku A. Peel translated by Yuho B. Van Parijs and Jokyo G. Gatenby Buddhism is a religious teaching ('soteriology') proclaimed in the Northeast of presentday India during the 6th-5th centuries B.C.E. by Siddharta Gautama (the historical Buddha), who is better known as Sakyamuni: The Wise Man of the Sakya-clan. All Buddhist teachings, however diverse they may appear to the outsider, inherit the fundamental teaching of the historical Buddha. Their variety is determined by the spiritual transmission of a tradition that is maintained in writing in the 13.520 texts of the scriptural canon. Indeed, the difference between the various Buddhist schools and currents lies in their interpretation and evaluation of these scriptures. Usually one Buddhist school will put greater emphasis on a certain doctrinal point than another. Yet the main distinction between the various schools rests in the method recommended to render Buddha's Teaching into everyday-life.
Cosmopolitan Buddhist Communion
Pure Land Buddhist Tradition, oriented to shin buddhism. The CBA is for Gay/Queer/Tran/Bisex Men Aged 18+.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Thebes/9694
New Page 3
The White Lotus Center for shin buddhism is seeking those interested in wanting to chant as a practice, meditation and/or relaxation method.
http://www.akshin.net/main.htm

Extractions: Chanting Class to be held every other Saturday Interested in learning to chant in the tradition of Buddhist Sutra Chanting? The White Lotus Center for Shin Buddhism is seeking those interested in wanting to chant as a practice, meditation and/or relaxation method. This chanting class is open to the general public. Need not be a practicing Buddhist to enjoy this opportunity. The first Sutra (a teaching directly attributed to Shakyamuni Buddha) that we will be learning will be the Bussetsu Amidakyo, Smaller Sukhvhativyuha Sutra. An English translation and brief explanation will be provided during each practice section. Next practice session will be Saturday, May 8, 2004 from 9-10:30am at the White Lotus Center for Shin Buddhism located at 123 E. 11th Avenue (just off of A Street). For more information contact Rev. Jishin at 258-1851 (evenings). Children's Dharma School, First Saturday of Each Month
Nembutsu.info
nembutsu.info Journal of shin buddhism. 7th century. Koryuji, Kyoto. Welcome to nembutsu.info (formerly Mugeko), an online journal of shin buddhism.
http://www.nembutsu.info/

Extractions: Journal of Shin Buddhism Email Book Reviews Poets' Corner Music ... What's New, June 2004 'Jeweled-Crown Maitreya Bodhisattva' (Miroku Bosatsu). 7th century. Koryuji, Kyoto Welcome to nembutsu.info (formerly Mugeko), an on-line journal of Shin Buddhism. nembutsu.info seeks to convey the great breadth and depth, which the Pure Land teaching offers to those who are looking for an accessible spiritual path in the modern world. We welcome contributions that are consistent with the objectives of nembutsu.info and are relevant to the doctrinal concerns of Shin Buddhism. Books from Nagata Bunshodo
A Primer Of Shin Buddhism
nembutsu.info Journal of shin buddhism. A Primer of shin buddhism. Preface. The Buddha s Center. Top. A Brief Outline of shin buddhism. For
http://www.nembutsu.info/primshin.htm

Extractions: Journal of Shin Buddhism The Buddha's teaching of the way for all beings to attain genuine freedom from anxiety and suffering is affirmed in the Shin interpretation of the Pure Land path. This joyful fact has been experienced by millions of Buddhists for over two and a half thousand years and is a living reality today. This introduction is in two parts. The first is a brief outline of the main tenets of Shin Buddhism and the second follows up on some of the themes in the first half about which readers may have further questions. We are happy to be of assistance to readers and invite you to email us if you have anything more you would like to discuss. All quotations from the writings of Shinran (1173 - 1262) are taken from the Shin Buddhism Translation Series published by the Hongwanji International Center. Top For Shin Buddhists, the true nature of things is a lively wisdom and compassion that resonates in the lives of ordinary people. This wisdom and compassion takes form as Amida Buddha 'Amida' is a compound East-Asian word derived from two Sanskrit words: Amitabha (Infinite Light) and Amitayus (Infinite Life). Sanskrit is the classical language of India where Buddhism first arose. 'Amida Buddha', means, therefore, 'Infinite Light Buddha' and 'Infinite Life Buddha'.
Shin Course
"In the person of Nembutsu opens up the great path of unobstructed freedom." Tannisho, A Shin Buddhist Classic, trans. by Taitetsu Unno. shin buddhism in Modern Culture. Shin Dharma Net is pleased
http://www.shindharmanet.com/shincourse.htm

Extractions: "In the person of Nembutsu opens up the great path of unobstructed freedom." Tannisho, A Shin Buddhist Classic, trans. by Taitetsu Unno Shin Buddhism in Modern Culture Shin Dharma Net is pleased to present Rev. Dr. Al Bloom's "Shin Buddhism in Modern Culture: A Self Study Course," which explores Shin Buddhism, also known as Jodo Shinshu, historically and in modern context. Readers may respond to the content as they desire. Hopefully, it will stimulate thought and enrich their understanding of the teaching. Self study questions are provided for personal use to check understanding of the material. Go to the Shin Buddhism Course "La Promesa de Compasion Infinita" by Rev. Alfred Bloom
Tacoma Buddhist Temple
On the history of the temple, American Buddhism, shin buddhism and the minister.
http://www.tacomabt.org/
The Practice Of Shin Buddhism
The Practice of shin buddhism. At West Covina Buddhist Temple s annual Obon Service, Rev. Gibbs clarified meaning of Practice in
http://www.livingdharma.org/MemorableSermons/Gibbs-ShinPractice.html

Extractions: WCBT held its special afternoon Obon Service, on July 18, 1999. The service was well attended, and included several guests from the community. After Sutra chanting and the Hatsubon Candle Offering, participants were treated to an informative talk by the popular Rev. Gibbs from the Nishi Betsuin in Downtown LA. Incidentally, congratulations go to Rev. Gibbs and his wife Kyoko, who are the proud new parents of a cute and very active little toddler named Sho (actually, he's not that little!). After the talk, everyone was treated to a delicious and complimentary otoki dinner. In the talk, Rev. Gibbs began by emphasizing the universal aspect of Buddhism. He said that this universal aspect stems from the very definition of a "buddha," which, he stressed, is " Anyone awakened to the profound and intimate oneness of all life." Of course, as Rev. Gibbs pointed out, the idea of "oneness" is difficult to truly take to heart. For instance, while our ministers are often heard to say things like "Everything in life is supporting us," this however doesn't mean we must literally "Love all people and all life," he said. "We can however be accepting and appreciative of all life." Regarding the actual practice of Jodo Shinshu, Rev. Gibbs stated, "I recommend reciting Namu Amida Butsu; this expresses our deep realization that everything is related to us. Our tradition in fact comes out of Namu Amida Butsu," he added. Rev. Gibbs went on to explain that one way of understanding Namu Amida Butsu is as the expression of our "recollection of Buddha." The word "Buddha" here refers to Amida Buddha, the Buddha of limitless wisdom and compassion. Thus another way of understanding Namu Amida Butsu is as the expression "I rely on the awakened one of limitless light (wisdom) and life (compassion)," or "I rely on the one that comes from
Married Life In Shin Buddhism
Click here for the Three Wheels Home Page, Married Life in shin buddhism Kemmyo Taira Sato, Please click here for printer friendly version of this document.
http://www.threewheels.org.uk/arcsub/marriedlifeA.htm

Extractions: Shin Buddhism (Jodoshinshu in Japanese, meaning 'The True School of Pure Land Buddhism') can be defined as a Buddhist school for lay people. In Shin Buddhism even priests are allowed to marry and there is no essential distinction between priests and lay followers. It is now confirmed as historical fact that the founder of Shin Buddhism, Shinran (1173-1262), was married to Eshin-ni (1182- some time after 1268). Eshin-ni is presumed to have been the daughter of a Lord, Miyoshi Tamenori, from Echigo province. Bearing in mind her literary ability and beautiful handwriting, as demonstrated in her letters, known as Eshin-ni Monjo , she must at very least have come from a family of considerable affluence. Shinran Shonin's marriage to Eshin-ni may have taken place after his banishment to Echigo (1207). They are believed to have had five or six children.

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