- published: 04 Oct 2010
- views: 3507
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Nembutsu I belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available:
- on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8
- iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I
TRACKLIST:
01 - Amida Kyo [20:20]
02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51]
03 - Junirai [6:43]
04 - Juseige [4:01]
05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37]
06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22]
07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36]
08 - Nembutsu I [7:19]
09 - Nembutsu II [6:11]
10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18]
- published: 19 Nov 2013
- views: 6572
Eko and Nembutsu chanting at Myokoin-in Temple.
A little evening chant before bed.
- published: 17 Jul 2015
- views: 710
December 1, 2015 at Jodo Shinshu Center (Berkeley)
Minister's Assistant Program 2015 Winter Session
- published: 14 Dec 2015
- views: 200
Oficio Memorial dos Monges da Comunidade Budista Sul Americana Jodo Shinshu Honpa Hongwanji realizado no Betsuin no dia 08 11 2012
Kaikyoshi Bukkosha Tsuito Hoyo
- published: 10 Nov 2012
- views: 969
This video walks through how to offer incense at a Jodo Shinshu Buddhist (Hongwanji-ha) temple. It also shows some common "mistakes" to avoid.
- published: 23 Nov 2014
- views: 2195
We visited the Nihshi Hongwanji Temple on Nov 25, 2011 as a part of the course on "Introduction to Japanese Religion" which is provided for the Institute for the Liberal Arts (ILA), Doshisha University. Rev. Gene Sekiya, a Hongwanji priest, guided us. In this movie he talked about the essence of Buddhism, especially Jodo-shin Buddhism, and escorted us to the Hall of Amida, the Founder's Hall, the Shoin Complex, the Kara Gate and the Flying Cloud Pavilion.
The Shin Buddhist path was founded by Shinran Shonin (1173-1263) during the Kamakura period, and in several centuries grew into one of the largest and most influential schools of Buddhism in Japan, a position it maintains today. The Hongwanji temple is the headquarters of the Hongwanji denomination of Shin Buddhism (Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha), and is known as Nishi (lit. "West") Hongwanji.
- published: 27 Nov 2011
- views: 3048
47TH ANNUAL CONVENTION HAWAII STATE FEDERATION OF HONPA HONGWANJI LAY ASSOCIATIONS
SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2010
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEORGE TANABE, PHD
"Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu"
George J. Tanabe, Jr. is a Professor Emeritus of the University of Hawaii. He was a Professor of Religion in the UH Department of Religion. He has been a keen and critical observer of Buddhist institutions in Hawaii. Based on the convention's theme of evolution, Dr. Tanabe will consider the legacy of Jodo Shinshu as stepping stones for a revitalized Sangha.
He is the author of Myōe the Dreamkeeper (Harvard University Press), co-author of Practically Religious: Worldly Benefits and the Common Religion of Japan (University of Hawaii Press), and editor of Religions of Japan in Practice (Princeton University Press). He has also published works on Buddhism in Hawaii, and is the Series Editor of Topics in Contemporary Buddhism, a monograph series from the University of Hawaii Press.
Together with his wife Willa, UH Professor Emerita of Japanese Art History, he is writing a guidebook about the different forms of Japanese Buddhism in Hawaii, their unique temple architectural styles, and the symbolic meanings of altar objects.
Dr. Tanabe will present suggestions to enhance the sharing of Jodo Shinshu within our community and possibly "grow" the Hongwanji as a dynamic Buddhist institution in Hawaii. Based on historical references about the spread of Buddhism throughout the world, he will ask us to consider some ideas for change. Whatever changes we decide on, it is our responsibility to take action to enhance the impact of Shinran Shonin teachings in our community.
- published: 04 Aug 2011
- views: 2268
Juseige- slow belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available:
- on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8
- iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I
TRACKLIST:
01 - Amida Kyo [20:20]
02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51]
03 - Junirai [6:43]
04 - Juseige [4:01]
05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37]
06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22]
07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36]
08 - Nembutsu I [7:19]
09 - Nembutsu II [6:11]
10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18]
- published: 19 Nov 2013
- views: 1103
Brief descriptions of the Seven Patriarchs identified by Shinran, adapted from the Introduction of the Koso Wasan hymns published by Ryokoku University, Kyoto, 1974, as posted online by Richard St. Clair. Each is followed by the relevant section of Shinran's Hymns on the Nembutsu and True Shinjin wherein he eulogizes the Patriarchs (within his Passages on the Pure Land Way) as translated in The Collected Works of Shinran, Volume I, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha, Kyoto, Japan (Shin Buddhism Translation Series, 1997). Finally, for each Patriarch, I have added a few words of commentary.
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 5
Life of Shinran Shonin, the Founder of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism in Japan
This is a good movie depicting Shinran's life and a good introduction in his teachings.
Still, beginners might meet with a difficulty in understanding what Shinran wants to say at minute 1:29:40 in the movie. The same words are recorded in Tannisho and I explain them in my book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho. Please read the passage and my explanations bellow:
"I have no idea whether the nembutsu is truly the seed for my being born in the Pure Land or whether it is the karmic act for which I must fall into hell. Should I have been deceived by Master Honen and, saying the nembutsu, were to fall into hell, even then I would have no regrets. The reason is, if I could attain Buddhahood by endeavoring in other practices, but said the nembutsu and so fell into hell, then I would feel regret at having been deceived. But I am incapable of any other practice, so hell is decidedly my abode whatever I do." Tannisho, chapter 2.
In this passage, Shinran Shonin explains his faith in a way that might seem very strange at first sight. It can even be interpreted that he somehow doubts the teaching he received. He says that he would have no regret if he was deceived by his Master, Honen.
But his statement is beyond ordinary ideas of right or wrong, and it is not something like: "If things go well, then I follow my Master, and if not, then I leave him". Rather, he says: "anywhere my revered teacher goes, I will follow him, even if he goes to hell". The words of Shinran does not express doubt, on the contrary, they are the expression of his diamond-like faith who is no longer obstructed by the words "but what if I am wrong?"
This passage is closely related with "if you imagine in me some special knowledge of a path to birth other than the nembutsu or of scriptural writings that teach it, you are greatly mistaken".
By saying "I have no idea", he admits his ignorance and by "I am incapable of any other practice", he acknowledges his incapacity to attain birth in the Pure Land and Nirvana by self-power practices. His faith has two aspects: profound awareness of his limitations and his evil karma which can take him only to hell, and his total reliance on the saving power of Amida Buddha.
My book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho can be bought or downloaded for free at this link
http://amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/2010/12/buddhist-books-for-sale.html
Please, support the construction of Amidaji Temple
http://www.amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/search/label/AMIDA-JI%20TEMPLE
- published: 09 May 2013
- views: 23475
Excerpts from a talk given at the Sarana Affirmation Service/Ceremony at the Ekoji Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temple in the Washington, DC area in 1988.
- published: 06 Aug 2015
- views: 230
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3:17Buddhism for Dummies (10 of 16) - Is Jodo Shinshu a Sect?
Buddhism for Dummies (10 of 16) - Is Jodo Shinshu a Sect?Buddhism for Dummies (10 of 16) - Is Jodo Shinshu a Sect?
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1:42Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Nembutsu I
Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Nembutsu IJodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Nembutsu I
Nembutsu I belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available: - on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8 - iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I TRACKLIST: 01 - Amida Kyo [20:20] 02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51] 03 - Junirai [6:43] 04 - Juseige [4:01] 05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37] 06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22] 07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36] 08 - Nembutsu I [7:19] 09 - Nembutsu II [6:11] 10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18] -
1:07Jodo Shinshu Evening Chanting
Jodo Shinshu Evening ChantingJodo Shinshu Evening Chanting
Eko and Nembutsu chanting at Myokoin-in Temple. A little evening chant before bed. -
46:30Fundamentals of Jodo Shinshu by Rev. Henry Adams 1
Fundamentals of Jodo Shinshu by Rev. Henry Adams 1Fundamentals of Jodo Shinshu by Rev. Henry Adams 1
December 1, 2015 at Jodo Shinshu Center (Berkeley) Minister's Assistant Program 2015 Winter Session -
36:1501 Ofício Memorial dos Monges do Jodo Shinshu
01 Ofício Memorial dos Monges do Jodo Shinshu01 Ofício Memorial dos Monges do Jodo Shinshu
Oficio Memorial dos Monges da Comunidade Budista Sul Americana Jodo Shinshu Honpa Hongwanji realizado no Betsuin no dia 08 11 2012 Kaikyoshi Bukkosha Tsuito Hoyo -
2:54How to Offer Incense (Oshoko)
How to Offer Incense (Oshoko)How to Offer Incense (Oshoko)
This video walks through how to offer incense at a Jodo Shinshu Buddhist (Hongwanji-ha) temple. It also shows some common "mistakes" to avoid. -
42:07Nishi Hongwanji Temple (HQ of the Jodo-shin Buddhism)
Nishi Hongwanji Temple (HQ of the Jodo-shin Buddhism)Nishi Hongwanji Temple (HQ of the Jodo-shin Buddhism)
We visited the Nihshi Hongwanji Temple on Nov 25, 2011 as a part of the course on "Introduction to Japanese Religion" which is provided for the Institute for the Liberal Arts (ILA), Doshisha University. Rev. Gene Sekiya, a Hongwanji priest, guided us. In this movie he talked about the essence of Buddhism, especially Jodo-shin Buddhism, and escorted us to the Hall of Amida, the Founder's Hall, the Shoin Complex, the Kara Gate and the Flying Cloud Pavilion. The Shin Buddhist path was founded by Shinran Shonin (1173-1263) during the Kamakura period, and in several centuries grew into one of the largest and most influential schools of Buddhism in Japan, a position it maintains today. The Hongwanji temple is the headquarters of the Hongwanji denomination of Shin Buddhism (Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha), and is known as Nishi (lit. "West") Hongwanji. -
58:35Dr. George Tanabe - "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" Part 1
Dr. George Tanabe - "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" Part 1Dr. George Tanabe - "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" Part 1
47TH ANNUAL CONVENTION HAWAII STATE FEDERATION OF HONPA HONGWANJI LAY ASSOCIATIONS SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2010 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEORGE TANABE, PHD "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" George J. Tanabe, Jr. is a Professor Emeritus of the University of Hawaii. He was a Professor of Religion in the UH Department of Religion. He has been a keen and critical observer of Buddhist institutions in Hawaii. Based on the convention's theme of evolution, Dr. Tanabe will consider the legacy of Jodo Shinshu as stepping stones for a revitalized Sangha. He is the author of Myōe the Dreamkeeper (Harvard University Press), co-author of Practically Religious: Worldly Benefits and the Common Religion of Japan (University of Hawaii Press), and editor of Religions of Japan in Practice (Princeton University Press). He has also published works on Buddhism in Hawaii, and is the Series Editor of Topics in Contemporary Buddhism, a monograph series from the University of Hawaii Press. Together with his wife Willa, UH Professor Emerita of Japanese Art History, he is writing a guidebook about the different forms of Japanese Buddhism in Hawaii, their unique temple architectural styles, and the symbolic meanings of altar objects. Dr. Tanabe will present suggestions to enhance the sharing of Jodo Shinshu within our community and possibly "grow" the Hongwanji as a dynamic Buddhist institution in Hawaii. Based on historical references about the spread of Buddhism throughout the world, he will ask us to consider some ideas for change. Whatever changes we decide on, it is our responsibility to take action to enhance the impact of Shinran Shonin teachings in our community. -
1:34Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Juseige- slow
Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Juseige- slowJodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Juseige- slow
Juseige- slow belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available: - on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8 - iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I TRACKLIST: 01 - Amida Kyo [20:20] 02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51] 03 - Junirai [6:43] 04 - Juseige [4:01] 05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37] 06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22] 07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36] 08 - Nembutsu I [7:19] 09 - Nembutsu II [6:11] 10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18] -
32:25Seven Patriarchs of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism
Seven Patriarchs of Jodo Shinshu BuddhismSeven Patriarchs of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism
Brief descriptions of the Seven Patriarchs identified by Shinran, adapted from the Introduction of the Koso Wasan hymns published by Ryokoku University, Kyoto, 1974, as posted online by Richard St. Clair. Each is followed by the relevant section of Shinran's Hymns on the Nembutsu and True Shinjin wherein he eulogizes the Patriarchs (within his Passages on the Pure Land Way) as translated in The Collected Works of Shinran, Volume I, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha, Kyoto, Japan (Shin Buddhism Translation Series, 1997). Finally, for each Patriarch, I have added a few words of commentary. -
108:31Shinran Shonin, his wish and light
Shinran Shonin, his wish and lightShinran Shonin, his wish and light
Life of Shinran Shonin, the Founder of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism in Japan This is a good movie depicting Shinran's life and a good introduction in his teachings. Still, beginners might meet with a difficulty in understanding what Shinran wants to say at minute 1:29:40 in the movie. The same words are recorded in Tannisho and I explain them in my book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho. Please read the passage and my explanations bellow: "I have no idea whether the nembutsu is truly the seed for my being born in the Pure Land or whether it is the karmic act for which I must fall into hell. Should I have been deceived by Master Honen and, saying the nembutsu, were to fall into hell, even then I would have no regrets. The reason is, if I could attain Buddhahood by endeavoring in other practices, but said the nembutsu and so fell into hell, then I would feel regret at having been deceived. But I am incapable of any other practice, so hell is decidedly my abode whatever I do." Tannisho, chapter 2. In this passage, Shinran Shonin explains his faith in a way that might seem very strange at first sight. It can even be interpreted that he somehow doubts the teaching he received. He says that he would have no regret if he was deceived by his Master, Honen. But his statement is beyond ordinary ideas of right or wrong, and it is not something like: "If things go well, then I follow my Master, and if not, then I leave him". Rather, he says: "anywhere my revered teacher goes, I will follow him, even if he goes to hell". The words of Shinran does not express doubt, on the contrary, they are the expression of his diamond-like faith who is no longer obstructed by the words "but what if I am wrong?" This passage is closely related with "if you imagine in me some special knowledge of a path to birth other than the nembutsu or of scriptural writings that teach it, you are greatly mistaken". By saying "I have no idea", he admits his ignorance and by "I am incapable of any other practice", he acknowledges his incapacity to attain birth in the Pure Land and Nirvana by self-power practices. His faith has two aspects: profound awareness of his limitations and his evil karma which can take him only to hell, and his total reliance on the saving power of Amida Buddha. My book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho can be bought or downloaded for free at this link http://amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/2010/12/buddhist-books-for-sale.html Please, support the construction of Amidaji Temple http://www.amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/search/label/AMIDA-JI%20TEMPLE -
11:47My Journey to the Nembutsu
My Journey to the NembutsuMy Journey to the Nembutsu
Excerpts from a talk given at the Sarana Affirmation Service/Ceremony at the Ekoji Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temple in the Washington, DC area in 1988.
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Buddhism for Dummies (10 of 16) - Is Jodo Shinshu a Sect?
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Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Nembutsu I
Nembutsu I belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available: - on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8 - iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I TRACKLIST: 01 - Amida Kyo [20:20] 02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51] 03 - Junirai [6:43] 04 - Juseige [4:01] 05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37] 06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22] 07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36] 08 - Nembutsu I [7:19] 09 - Nembutsu II [6:11] 10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18] -
Jodo Shinshu Evening Chanting
Eko and Nembutsu chanting at Myokoin-in Temple. A little evening chant before bed. -
Fundamentals of Jodo Shinshu by Rev. Henry Adams 1
December 1, 2015 at Jodo Shinshu Center (Berkeley) Minister's Assistant Program 2015 Winter Session -
01 Ofício Memorial dos Monges do Jodo Shinshu
Oficio Memorial dos Monges da Comunidade Budista Sul Americana Jodo Shinshu Honpa Hongwanji realizado no Betsuin no dia 08 11 2012 Kaikyoshi Bukkosha Tsuito Hoyo -
How to Offer Incense (Oshoko)
This video walks through how to offer incense at a Jodo Shinshu Buddhist (Hongwanji-ha) temple. It also shows some common "mistakes" to avoid. -
Nishi Hongwanji Temple (HQ of the Jodo-shin Buddhism)
We visited the Nihshi Hongwanji Temple on Nov 25, 2011 as a part of the course on "Introduction to Japanese Religion" which is provided for the Institute for the Liberal Arts (ILA), Doshisha University. Rev. Gene Sekiya, a Hongwanji priest, guided us. In this movie he talked about the essence of Buddhism, especially Jodo-shin Buddhism, and escorted us to the Hall of Amida, the Founder's Hall, the Shoin Complex, the Kara Gate and the Flying Cloud Pavilion. The Shin Buddhist path was founded by Shinran Shonin (1173-1263) during the Kamakura period, and in several centuries grew into one of the largest and most influential schools of Buddhism in Japan, a position it maintains today. The Hongwanji temple is the headquarters of the Hongwanji denomination of Shin Buddhism (Jodo Shinshu Hongwan... -
Dr. George Tanabe - "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" Part 1
47TH ANNUAL CONVENTION HAWAII STATE FEDERATION OF HONPA HONGWANJI LAY ASSOCIATIONS SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2010 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEORGE TANABE, PHD "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" George J. Tanabe, Jr. is a Professor Emeritus of the University of Hawaii. He was a Professor of Religion in the UH Department of Religion. He has been a keen and critical observer of Buddhist institutions in Hawaii. Based on the convention's theme of evolution, Dr. Tanabe will consider the legacy of Jodo Shinshu as stepping stones for a revitalized Sangha. He is the author of Myōe the Dreamkeeper (Harvard University Press), co-author of Practically Religious: Worldly Benefits and the Common Religion of Japan (University of Hawaii Press), and editor of Religions of Japan in Practice (Princeton Univ... -
Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Juseige- slow
Juseige- slow belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available: - on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8 - iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I TRACKLIST: 01 - Amida Kyo [20:20] 02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51] 03 - Junirai [6:43] 04 - Juseige [4:01] 05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37] 06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22] 07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36] 08 - Nembutsu I [7:19] 09 - Nembutsu II [6:11] 10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18] -
Seven Patriarchs of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism
Brief descriptions of the Seven Patriarchs identified by Shinran, adapted from the Introduction of the Koso Wasan hymns published by Ryokoku University, Kyoto, 1974, as posted online by Richard St. Clair. Each is followed by the relevant section of Shinran's Hymns on the Nembutsu and True Shinjin wherein he eulogizes the Patriarchs (within his Passages on the Pure Land Way) as translated in The Collected Works of Shinran, Volume I, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha, Kyoto, Japan (Shin Buddhism Translation Series, 1997). Finally, for each Patriarch, I have added a few words of commentary. -
Shinran Shonin, his wish and light
Life of Shinran Shonin, the Founder of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism in Japan This is a good movie depicting Shinran's life and a good introduction in his teachings. Still, beginners might meet with a difficulty in understanding what Shinran wants to say at minute 1:29:40 in the movie. The same words are recorded in Tannisho and I explain them in my book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho. Please read the passage and my explanations bellow: "I have no idea whether the nembutsu is truly the seed for my being born in the Pure Land or whether it is the karmic act for which I must fall into hell. Should I have been deceived by Master Honen and, saying the nembutsu, were to fall into hell, even then I would have no regrets. The reason is, if I could attain Buddhahood by endeavoring in ot... -
My Journey to the Nembutsu
Excerpts from a talk given at the Sarana Affirmation Service/Ceremony at the Ekoji Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temple in the Washington, DC area in 1988.
Buddhism for Dummies (10 of 16) - Is Jodo Shinshu a Sect?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 04 Oct 2010
- views: 3507
- published: 04 Oct 2010
- views: 3507
Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Nembutsu I
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:42
- Updated: 19 Nov 2013
- views: 6572
Nembutsu I belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available:
- on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8
- iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I
TRACKLIST:
01 - ...
Nembutsu I belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available:
- on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8
- iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I
TRACKLIST:
01 - Amida Kyo [20:20]
02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51]
03 - Junirai [6:43]
04 - Juseige [4:01]
05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37]
06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22]
07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36]
08 - Nembutsu I [7:19]
09 - Nembutsu II [6:11]
10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18]
wn.com/Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice Nembutsu I
Nembutsu I belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available:
- on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8
- iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I
TRACKLIST:
01 - Amida Kyo [20:20]
02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51]
03 - Junirai [6:43]
04 - Juseige [4:01]
05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37]
06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22]
07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36]
08 - Nembutsu I [7:19]
09 - Nembutsu II [6:11]
10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18]
- published: 19 Nov 2013
- views: 6572
Jodo Shinshu Evening Chanting
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:07
- Updated: 17 Jul 2015
- views: 710
Eko and Nembutsu chanting at Myokoin-in Temple.
A little evening chant before bed.
Eko and Nembutsu chanting at Myokoin-in Temple.
A little evening chant before bed.
wn.com/Jodo Shinshu Evening Chanting
Eko and Nembutsu chanting at Myokoin-in Temple.
A little evening chant before bed.
- published: 17 Jul 2015
- views: 710
Fundamentals of Jodo Shinshu by Rev. Henry Adams 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 46:30
- Updated: 14 Dec 2015
- views: 200
December 1, 2015 at Jodo Shinshu Center (Berkeley)
Minister's Assistant Program 2015 Winter Session
- published: 14 Dec 2015
- views: 200
01 Ofício Memorial dos Monges do Jodo Shinshu
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 36:15
- Updated: 10 Nov 2012
- views: 969
Oficio Memorial dos Monges da Comunidade Budista Sul Americana Jodo Shinshu Honpa Hongwanji realizado no Betsuin no dia 08 11 2012
Kaikyoshi Bukkosha Tsuito Hoy...
Oficio Memorial dos Monges da Comunidade Budista Sul Americana Jodo Shinshu Honpa Hongwanji realizado no Betsuin no dia 08 11 2012
Kaikyoshi Bukkosha Tsuito Hoyo
wn.com/01 Ofício Memorial Dos Monges Do Jodo Shinshu
Oficio Memorial dos Monges da Comunidade Budista Sul Americana Jodo Shinshu Honpa Hongwanji realizado no Betsuin no dia 08 11 2012
Kaikyoshi Bukkosha Tsuito Hoyo
- published: 10 Nov 2012
- views: 969
How to Offer Incense (Oshoko)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 23 Nov 2014
- views: 2195
This video walks through how to offer incense at a Jodo Shinshu Buddhist (Hongwanji-ha) temple. It also shows some common "mistakes" to avoid.
This video walks through how to offer incense at a Jodo Shinshu Buddhist (Hongwanji-ha) temple. It also shows some common "mistakes" to avoid.
wn.com/How To Offer Incense (Oshoko)
This video walks through how to offer incense at a Jodo Shinshu Buddhist (Hongwanji-ha) temple. It also shows some common "mistakes" to avoid.
- published: 23 Nov 2014
- views: 2195
Nishi Hongwanji Temple (HQ of the Jodo-shin Buddhism)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 42:07
- Updated: 27 Nov 2011
- views: 3048
We visited the Nihshi Hongwanji Temple on Nov 25, 2011 as a part of the course on "Introduction to Japanese Religion" which is provided for the Institute for th...
We visited the Nihshi Hongwanji Temple on Nov 25, 2011 as a part of the course on "Introduction to Japanese Religion" which is provided for the Institute for the Liberal Arts (ILA), Doshisha University. Rev. Gene Sekiya, a Hongwanji priest, guided us. In this movie he talked about the essence of Buddhism, especially Jodo-shin Buddhism, and escorted us to the Hall of Amida, the Founder's Hall, the Shoin Complex, the Kara Gate and the Flying Cloud Pavilion.
The Shin Buddhist path was founded by Shinran Shonin (1173-1263) during the Kamakura period, and in several centuries grew into one of the largest and most influential schools of Buddhism in Japan, a position it maintains today. The Hongwanji temple is the headquarters of the Hongwanji denomination of Shin Buddhism (Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha), and is known as Nishi (lit. "West") Hongwanji.
wn.com/Nishi Hongwanji Temple (Hq Of The Jodo Shin Buddhism)
We visited the Nihshi Hongwanji Temple on Nov 25, 2011 as a part of the course on "Introduction to Japanese Religion" which is provided for the Institute for the Liberal Arts (ILA), Doshisha University. Rev. Gene Sekiya, a Hongwanji priest, guided us. In this movie he talked about the essence of Buddhism, especially Jodo-shin Buddhism, and escorted us to the Hall of Amida, the Founder's Hall, the Shoin Complex, the Kara Gate and the Flying Cloud Pavilion.
The Shin Buddhist path was founded by Shinran Shonin (1173-1263) during the Kamakura period, and in several centuries grew into one of the largest and most influential schools of Buddhism in Japan, a position it maintains today. The Hongwanji temple is the headquarters of the Hongwanji denomination of Shin Buddhism (Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha), and is known as Nishi (lit. "West") Hongwanji.
- published: 27 Nov 2011
- views: 3048
Dr. George Tanabe - "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" Part 1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 58:35
- Updated: 04 Aug 2011
- views: 2268
47TH ANNUAL CONVENTION HAWAII STATE FEDERATION OF HONPA HONGWANJI LAY ASSOCIATIONS
SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2010
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEORGE TANABE, PHD
"Back to t...
47TH ANNUAL CONVENTION HAWAII STATE FEDERATION OF HONPA HONGWANJI LAY ASSOCIATIONS
SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2010
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEORGE TANABE, PHD
"Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu"
George J. Tanabe, Jr. is a Professor Emeritus of the University of Hawaii. He was a Professor of Religion in the UH Department of Religion. He has been a keen and critical observer of Buddhist institutions in Hawaii. Based on the convention's theme of evolution, Dr. Tanabe will consider the legacy of Jodo Shinshu as stepping stones for a revitalized Sangha.
He is the author of Myōe the Dreamkeeper (Harvard University Press), co-author of Practically Religious: Worldly Benefits and the Common Religion of Japan (University of Hawaii Press), and editor of Religions of Japan in Practice (Princeton University Press). He has also published works on Buddhism in Hawaii, and is the Series Editor of Topics in Contemporary Buddhism, a monograph series from the University of Hawaii Press.
Together with his wife Willa, UH Professor Emerita of Japanese Art History, he is writing a guidebook about the different forms of Japanese Buddhism in Hawaii, their unique temple architectural styles, and the symbolic meanings of altar objects.
Dr. Tanabe will present suggestions to enhance the sharing of Jodo Shinshu within our community and possibly "grow" the Hongwanji as a dynamic Buddhist institution in Hawaii. Based on historical references about the spread of Buddhism throughout the world, he will ask us to consider some ideas for change. Whatever changes we decide on, it is our responsibility to take action to enhance the impact of Shinran Shonin teachings in our community.
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47TH ANNUAL CONVENTION HAWAII STATE FEDERATION OF HONPA HONGWANJI LAY ASSOCIATIONS
SEPTEMBER 11-12, 2010
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GEORGE TANABE, PHD
"Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu"
George J. Tanabe, Jr. is a Professor Emeritus of the University of Hawaii. He was a Professor of Religion in the UH Department of Religion. He has been a keen and critical observer of Buddhist institutions in Hawaii. Based on the convention's theme of evolution, Dr. Tanabe will consider the legacy of Jodo Shinshu as stepping stones for a revitalized Sangha.
He is the author of Myōe the Dreamkeeper (Harvard University Press), co-author of Practically Religious: Worldly Benefits and the Common Religion of Japan (University of Hawaii Press), and editor of Religions of Japan in Practice (Princeton University Press). He has also published works on Buddhism in Hawaii, and is the Series Editor of Topics in Contemporary Buddhism, a monograph series from the University of Hawaii Press.
Together with his wife Willa, UH Professor Emerita of Japanese Art History, he is writing a guidebook about the different forms of Japanese Buddhism in Hawaii, their unique temple architectural styles, and the symbolic meanings of altar objects.
Dr. Tanabe will present suggestions to enhance the sharing of Jodo Shinshu within our community and possibly "grow" the Hongwanji as a dynamic Buddhist institution in Hawaii. Based on historical references about the spread of Buddhism throughout the world, he will ask us to consider some ideas for change. Whatever changes we decide on, it is our responsibility to take action to enhance the impact of Shinran Shonin teachings in our community.
- published: 04 Aug 2011
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Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Juseige- slow
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 19 Nov 2013
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Juseige- slow belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available:
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TRACKLIST:
01 - Amida Kyo [20:20]
02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51]
03 - Junirai [6:43]
04 - Juseige [4:01]
05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37]
06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22]
07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36]
08 - Nembutsu I [7:19]
09 - Nembutsu II [6:11]
10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18]
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Juseige- slow belongs to CD Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice available:
- on Myo Edizioni website: http://goo.gl/DapVZ8
- iTunes: http://goo.gl/cMFw3I
TRACKLIST:
01 - Amida Kyo [20:20]
02 - Amida Kyo - Slow [24:51]
03 - Junirai [6:43]
04 - Juseige [4:01]
05 - Juseige - Slow [4:37]
06 - Sanbutsuge [5:22]
07 - Sanbutsuge - Slow [6:36]
08 - Nembutsu I [7:19]
09 - Nembutsu II [6:11]
10 - Nenbutsu III [6:18]
- published: 19 Nov 2013
- views: 1103
Seven Patriarchs of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism
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- Duration: 32:25
- Updated: 26 Feb 2016
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Brief descriptions of the Seven Patriarchs identified by Shinran, adapted from the Introduction of the Koso Wasan hymns published by Ryokoku University, Kyoto, ...
Brief descriptions of the Seven Patriarchs identified by Shinran, adapted from the Introduction of the Koso Wasan hymns published by Ryokoku University, Kyoto, 1974, as posted online by Richard St. Clair. Each is followed by the relevant section of Shinran's Hymns on the Nembutsu and True Shinjin wherein he eulogizes the Patriarchs (within his Passages on the Pure Land Way) as translated in The Collected Works of Shinran, Volume I, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha, Kyoto, Japan (Shin Buddhism Translation Series, 1997). Finally, for each Patriarch, I have added a few words of commentary.
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Brief descriptions of the Seven Patriarchs identified by Shinran, adapted from the Introduction of the Koso Wasan hymns published by Ryokoku University, Kyoto, 1974, as posted online by Richard St. Clair. Each is followed by the relevant section of Shinran's Hymns on the Nembutsu and True Shinjin wherein he eulogizes the Patriarchs (within his Passages on the Pure Land Way) as translated in The Collected Works of Shinran, Volume I, Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha, Kyoto, Japan (Shin Buddhism Translation Series, 1997). Finally, for each Patriarch, I have added a few words of commentary.
- published: 26 Feb 2016
- views: 5
Shinran Shonin, his wish and light
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- Duration: 108:31
- Updated: 09 May 2013
- views: 23475
Life of Shinran Shonin, the Founder of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism in Japan
This is a good movie depicting Shinran's life and a good introduction in his teachings.
St...
Life of Shinran Shonin, the Founder of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism in Japan
This is a good movie depicting Shinran's life and a good introduction in his teachings.
Still, beginners might meet with a difficulty in understanding what Shinran wants to say at minute 1:29:40 in the movie. The same words are recorded in Tannisho and I explain them in my book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho. Please read the passage and my explanations bellow:
"I have no idea whether the nembutsu is truly the seed for my being born in the Pure Land or whether it is the karmic act for which I must fall into hell. Should I have been deceived by Master Honen and, saying the nembutsu, were to fall into hell, even then I would have no regrets. The reason is, if I could attain Buddhahood by endeavoring in other practices, but said the nembutsu and so fell into hell, then I would feel regret at having been deceived. But I am incapable of any other practice, so hell is decidedly my abode whatever I do." Tannisho, chapter 2.
In this passage, Shinran Shonin explains his faith in a way that might seem very strange at first sight. It can even be interpreted that he somehow doubts the teaching he received. He says that he would have no regret if he was deceived by his Master, Honen.
But his statement is beyond ordinary ideas of right or wrong, and it is not something like: "If things go well, then I follow my Master, and if not, then I leave him". Rather, he says: "anywhere my revered teacher goes, I will follow him, even if he goes to hell". The words of Shinran does not express doubt, on the contrary, they are the expression of his diamond-like faith who is no longer obstructed by the words "but what if I am wrong?"
This passage is closely related with "if you imagine in me some special knowledge of a path to birth other than the nembutsu or of scriptural writings that teach it, you are greatly mistaken".
By saying "I have no idea", he admits his ignorance and by "I am incapable of any other practice", he acknowledges his incapacity to attain birth in the Pure Land and Nirvana by self-power practices. His faith has two aspects: profound awareness of his limitations and his evil karma which can take him only to hell, and his total reliance on the saving power of Amida Buddha.
My book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho can be bought or downloaded for free at this link
http://amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/2010/12/buddhist-books-for-sale.html
Please, support the construction of Amidaji Temple
http://www.amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/search/label/AMIDA-JI%20TEMPLE
wn.com/Shinran Shonin, His Wish And Light
Life of Shinran Shonin, the Founder of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism in Japan
This is a good movie depicting Shinran's life and a good introduction in his teachings.
Still, beginners might meet with a difficulty in understanding what Shinran wants to say at minute 1:29:40 in the movie. The same words are recorded in Tannisho and I explain them in my book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho. Please read the passage and my explanations bellow:
"I have no idea whether the nembutsu is truly the seed for my being born in the Pure Land or whether it is the karmic act for which I must fall into hell. Should I have been deceived by Master Honen and, saying the nembutsu, were to fall into hell, even then I would have no regrets. The reason is, if I could attain Buddhahood by endeavoring in other practices, but said the nembutsu and so fell into hell, then I would feel regret at having been deceived. But I am incapable of any other practice, so hell is decidedly my abode whatever I do." Tannisho, chapter 2.
In this passage, Shinran Shonin explains his faith in a way that might seem very strange at first sight. It can even be interpreted that he somehow doubts the teaching he received. He says that he would have no regret if he was deceived by his Master, Honen.
But his statement is beyond ordinary ideas of right or wrong, and it is not something like: "If things go well, then I follow my Master, and if not, then I leave him". Rather, he says: "anywhere my revered teacher goes, I will follow him, even if he goes to hell". The words of Shinran does not express doubt, on the contrary, they are the expression of his diamond-like faith who is no longer obstructed by the words "but what if I am wrong?"
This passage is closely related with "if you imagine in me some special knowledge of a path to birth other than the nembutsu or of scriptural writings that teach it, you are greatly mistaken".
By saying "I have no idea", he admits his ignorance and by "I am incapable of any other practice", he acknowledges his incapacity to attain birth in the Pure Land and Nirvana by self-power practices. His faith has two aspects: profound awareness of his limitations and his evil karma which can take him only to hell, and his total reliance on the saving power of Amida Buddha.
My book The Path of Acceptance -- Commentary on Tannisho can be bought or downloaded for free at this link
http://amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/2010/12/buddhist-books-for-sale.html
Please, support the construction of Amidaji Temple
http://www.amida-ji-retreat-temple-romania.blogspot.ro/search/label/AMIDA-JI%20TEMPLE
- published: 09 May 2013
- views: 23475
My Journey to the Nembutsu
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- Duration: 11:47
- Updated: 06 Aug 2015
- views: 230
Excerpts from a talk given at the Sarana Affirmation Service/Ceremony at the Ekoji Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temple in the Washington, DC area in 1988.
Excerpts from a talk given at the Sarana Affirmation Service/Ceremony at the Ekoji Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temple in the Washington, DC area in 1988.
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Excerpts from a talk given at the Sarana Affirmation Service/Ceremony at the Ekoji Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Temple in the Washington, DC area in 1988.
- published: 06 Aug 2015
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Buddhism for Dummies (10 of 16) - Is Jodo Shinshu a Sect?
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Jodo Shinshu Daily Practice - Nembutsu I
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Jodo Shinshu Evening Chanting
Eko and Nembutsu chanting at Myokoin-in Temple.
A little evening chant before bed.
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Fundamentals of Jodo Shinshu by Rev. Henry Adams 1
December 1, 2015 at Jodo Shinshu Center (Berkeley)
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01 Ofício Memorial dos Monges do Jodo Shinshu
Oficio Memorial dos Monges da Comunidade Budista Sul Americana Jodo Shinshu Honpa Hongwanj...
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How to Offer Incense (Oshoko)
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published: 23 Nov 2014
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Nishi Hongwanji Temple (HQ of the Jodo-shin Buddhism)
We visited the Nihshi Hongwanji Temple on Nov 25, 2011 as a part of the course on "Introdu...
published: 27 Nov 2011
Nishi Hongwanji Temple (HQ of the Jodo-shin Buddhism)
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Dr. George Tanabe - "Back to the Future with Jodo Shinshu" Part 1
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Seven Patriarchs of Jodo Shinshu Buddhism
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Shinran Shonin, his wish and light
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