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He was active in literature, engineering, calligraphy, and architecture and is represented in this work in terms of his major effort--the introduction of esoteric Buddhism from China, which resulted in the formation of the Shingou sect ...
Kūkai, Yoshito S. Hakeda,
1972
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The Biographical Process: Studies in the History and ... - Halaman 319
Students of Buddhism are already acquainted with the figure of Kukai (774-835), the founder of the Shingon or Esoteric sect in Japan. That he transmitted the Esoteric tradition of Buddhism from China and made great contributions to the ...
Frank Reynolds, Donald Capps,
1976
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The Bodymind Experience in Japanese Buddhism: A ...
This work will appeal to both East and West phenomenologists, philosophers interested in the mind-body problem, scholars of comparative philosophy, and students of Japanese philosophy and religion.
David Edward Shaner,
1985
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Saich_: The Establishment of the Japanese Tendai School : ...
Saicho's limited understanding of Esoteric Buddhism was revealed by a completely unexpected event, the sudden return of Kukai from China.1 Kukai had been sent with the instructions and financial support to study Esoteric Buddhism in ...
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The Body: Toward an Eastern Mind-Body Theory - Halaman 130
Although he learned Buddhism in China, Kukai's temper of mind, his mode of thought is more Indian. The theoretical organization of his Jujushinron is adapted from the chapter, "The Stages of Mind," in the Mahavairocana Sutra. In his Preface ...
Yasuo Yuasa, Thomas P. Kasulis,
1987
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The Religious Traditions of Japan 500-1600 - Halaman 146
6.3 Kukai returns Unlike Saicho, whom we have seen being feted on his return and immediately encouraged to perform new rituals for the benefit of ruler and court, Kukai came back as an unknown monk with few connections. He brought with ...
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The Weaving of Mantra: K kai and the Construction of ... - Halaman 204
Mantrayana, and shingon-zo, the mantra pitaka. Kukai takes advantages of this ambiguity — that his shingon does not sit well with the accepted idea of shit — to present shingon, or mantra, as a hallmark for his new taxonomic paradigm and to ...
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9th-Century Philosophers: Linji, Adi Shankara, Al-Kindi, ...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online.
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Kukai in the Making: Premodern and Modern Buddhist ...
This thesis examines the Tokugawa (1603-1868) and Meiji (1868-1912) era Buddhist redactive strategies in construction of the figure of Kukai (774-835) in Kukai Major Works.
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Encyclopedia of Monasticism
Now, in the most sacred area of Mount Koya, he approaches the Torodo Hall, lit by hundreds of oil lamps that are offered to Kukai and where Buddhist rituals routinely take place dedicated to his memory. Directly behind this hall, between ...
William M. Johnston,
2013