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innate awakening (Chinese: 本覺; pinyin: běnjué; ****anese pronunciation:
hongaku;
Korean pronunciation: bongak) is an East
Asian Buddhist doctrine often...
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While certain scholars have seen
hongaku thought as
denying the need for
Buddhist practice,
Stone notes that
Tendai hongaku based texts like the Shinnyokan...
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Historical materialism -
Historicism - History,
philosophy of -
Holism -
Hongaku - Huang–Lao -
Humanism -
Humanistic naturalism -
Hylozoism Idealism - Identityism...
- Schlütter 2008, p. 3. Stone,
Jacqueline (1 May 1995). "Medieval
Tendai hongaku thought and the new
Kamakura Buddhism: A reconsideration". ****anese Journal...
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beings who had
achieved enlightenment. In this, they
could be
either hongaku, the pure
spirits of the Buddhas, or
honji suijaku,
transformations of...
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influenced by
Mandana Misra and Bhaskara." Compare, in Buddhism: Subitism,
Hongaku ("original enlightenment"), Post-satori practice. See also Nisargadatta...
- that all
beings are
originally enlightened, a
doctrine that was
known as
hongaku. The
Shingon school's
teachings and
rituals had an
influence on
other ****anese...
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Suzuki Shunryū Key
topics Nihon Shoki Art
Deities Architecture Temples Hongaku Honji suijaku Shinbutsu-shūgō
Gongen Nenbutsu Death poem Zen
garden Zazen...
- cultivation." It was
often held that
hongaku was a
feature of all phenomena,
including plants and
inanimate objects.
Hongaku thought was also
influential on...
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women and girls.: 42 This
analysis has been
criticised with
reference to
hongaku teachings that
posit that
women have
Buddha nature precisely because of...
