The Phenomenon of Invoking Fudō for Pure Land Rebirth in Image and Text
Invoking the esoteric Buddhist deity Fudō for rebirth is a lesser known aspect in the development of Pure Land worship. Fudō was invoked by reciting his incantation as a deathbed practice to attain proper mindfulness at death allowing rebirth into the Pure Land, particularly Miroku's Heaven, fr...
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[2006]
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Japanese journal of religious studies
Year: 2006, Volume: 33, Issue: 2, Pages: 297-317 |
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Heaven
B Rebirth B Enlightenment B Monks B Waterfalls B Priests B Religious rituals B Mindfulness B Bodhisattva |
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