Buddhist Psalms
25 chapters English Public domain
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This entry in the Wisdom of the East series consists of a translation of the Jodo-Wasan, the Psalms of the Pure Land. This text is by Shinran Shonin, the 10th century Japanese monk who founded Shin Buddhism, a branch of Pure Land Buddhism. This is one of the most popular sects of Buddhism in Japan, centering around devotional practices as the way to enlightenment.
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25 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Table of Contents 04 Introduction 05 Lauding the Infinite One 06 Of Paradise 07 Concerning the Great Sutra 08 Concerning the Sutra of the Meditation 09 Concerning the Lesser Sutra 10 Of the Many Sutras Concerning the Infinite One 11 Concerning the Welfare of the Present World 12 Of Thanksgiving for Nagarjuna, the Great Teacher of India 13 Of Thanksgiving for Vasubandh, the Great Teacher of India 14 Of Thanksgiving for Donran, the Great Teacher of China 15 Concerning Unrighteous Deeds 16 Concerning Doshaku-Zen 17 Concerning Zendo-Daishi 18 Concerning Genshin-Sozu 19 Concerning Honen Shonin 20 Of the Three Periods 21 Concerning Belief and Doubt 22 In Praise of Prince Shotoku 23 Wherein with Lamentation I Make my Confession 24 Additional Psalms 25 Advertisements
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Buddhist Psalms
25 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This entry in the Wisdom of the East series consists of a translation of the Jodo-Wasan, the Psalms of the Pure Land. This text is by Shinran Shonin, the 10th century Japanese monk who founded Shin Buddhism, a branch of Pure Land Buddhism. This is one of the most popular sects of Buddhism in Japan, centering around devotional practices as the way to enlightenment.
Table of contents
25 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Table of Contents 04 Introduction 05 Lauding the Infinite One 06 Of Paradise 07 Concerning the Great Sutra 08 Concerning the Sutra of the Meditation 09 Concerning the Lesser Sutra 10 Of the Many Sutras Concerning the Infinite One 11 Concerning the Welfare of the Present World 12 Of Thanksgiving for Nagarjuna, the Great Teacher of India 13 Of Thanksgiving for Vasubandh, the Great Teacher of India 14 Of Thanksgiving for Donran, the Great Teacher of China 15 Concerning Unrighteous Deeds 16 Concerning Doshaku-Zen 17 Concerning Zendo-Daishi 18 Concerning Genshin-Sozu 19 Concerning Honen Shonin 20 Of the Three Periods 21 Concerning Belief and Doubt 22 In Praise of Prince Shotoku 23 Wherein with Lamentation I Make my Confession 24 Additional Psalms 25 Advertisements
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Buddhist Psalms
25 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This entry in the Wisdom of the East series consists of a translation of the Jodo-Wasan, the Psalms of the Pure Land. This text is by Shinran Shonin, the 10th century Japanese monk who founded Shin Buddhism, a branch of Pure Land Buddhism. This is one of the most popular sects of Buddhism in Japan, centering around devotional practices as the way to enlightenment.
Table of contents
25 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Table of Contents 04 Introduction 05 Lauding the Infinite One 06 Of Paradise 07 Concerning the Great Sutra 08 Concerning the Sutra of the Meditation 09 Concerning the Lesser Sutra 10 Of the Many Sutras Concerning the Infinite One 11 Concerning the Welfare of the Present World 12 Of Thanksgiving for Nagarjuna, the Great Teacher of India 13 Of Thanksgiving for Vasubandh, the Great Teacher of India 14 Of Thanksgiving for Donran, the Great Teacher of China 15 Concerning Unrighteous Deeds 16 Concerning Doshaku-Zen 17 Concerning Zendo-Daishi 18 Concerning Genshin-Sozu 19 Concerning Honen Shonin 20 Of the Three Periods 21 Concerning Belief and Doubt 22 In Praise of Prince Shotoku 23 Wherein with Lamentation I Make my Confession 24 Additional Psalms 25 Advertisements
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