- In ****anese Buddhism,
mikkyō (密教, from
himitsu bukkyō,
literally "secret Buddhism") or ****anese
Esoteric Buddhism, is the
lineage of
Vajrayana transmitted...
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syllables used in kuji are numerous,
especially within ****anese
esoteric Mikkyō.[citation needed]
Scholars have
stated that kuji is of
Taoist origin, not...
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Tendai and
Mikkyo "interfuse with one another" and that "there
should be no such
thing as
preferring one to the other." Meanwhile, Kūkai saw
mikkyo as different...
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principles became an
essential aspect of the
esoteric ninja teachings (the ninpo-
mikkyo);
whereas the
theory of
gogyo moved into the
functional theory of traditional...
- most
prominent in the
Himalaya regions and
extends across all of Asia (cf.
Mikkyō). Two
notable new
Buddhist sects are Hòa Hảo and the
Navayana (Dalit Buddhist...
-
Dictionary of Buddhism.
Princeton University Press, 2013 Kobuta, Yura & F.E.A.R.
Mikkyo Mandara.
Shinkigensha Co., Ltd., 2000 Nasir,
Ahmed Rehan (September 3, 2024)...
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paintings of the
goddesses of Vajrayana, and 38
religious texts related to
Mikkyō. In
accordance to
several pieces historical research, "both
inside and outside...
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Tendai Lotus school was
equally based on
Mikkyō and Tiantai. It was as a
subdivision of Saichō's new
school that
Mikkyō first received the
official acknowledgment...
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symbolically represent the
beginning and the end of all things. In ****anese
Mikkyō Buddhism, the
letters represent the
beginning and the end of the universe...
- Buddhas, was
applied to the kuji by Buddhists,
possibly through the
esoteric Mikkyō teachings. The
yamabushi ascetics of Shugendō
adopted this practice, using...
