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- Shakubuku "break and subdue" (折伏) is a term that originates in the Chinese version of the Buddhist text, Śrīmālādevī Siṃhanāda Sūtra. The term has historically...
- in which one leads others without confronting or challenging them, and shakubuku (折伏), an ****ertive method of critiquing others' views. Nichiren held that...
- have been seen as controversial, as it emplo**** a Buddhist method called shakubuku, a term emplo**** by Nichiren, translated as "break and subdue (attachments...
- Some adherents of Nichiren Buddhism proselytise in a process called shakubuku. The Dalai Lama has critiqued proselytization and certain types of conversion...
- like a bolt of cloth." This requires an active and engaged approach of shakubuku, propagation of the Dharma, rather than peaceful retreat or meditative...
- abandon their misconceptions of Buddhism through personal engagement (shakubuku) and directing them to the one vehicle of the Lotus. He believed that...
- been the practice among some members of the Mahayana Nichiren sect of shakubuku – a method of proselytizing which involves the strident condemnation of...
- religious practice to non-believers through chanting Nam Myoho Renge Kyo and Shakubuku. The offertory of food and monetary donations to sustain the local temple...
- which he took against other sects (which was the basis for the sect's shakubuku proselytism). Within the early Nichiren community, interpretations of...
- local lectures. The first product of the Study Department was Shakubuku kyoten (The Shakubuku Manual), published on November 18, 1951, which served to instruct...