- The term
honji suijaku or
honchi suijaku (本地垂迹) in ****anese
religious terminology refers to a
theory widely accepted until the
Meiji period according...
-
fusion took
place in the 9th
century with the
development of the
honji suijaku (本地垂迹)
theory according to
which ****anese kami are
emanations of buddhas...
- shénjīng shuāiruò;
Cantonese Yale: sàhngīng sēuiyeuhk) or ****anese shinkei-
suijaku (神経衰弱), both of
which also
translate the
common term
nervous breakdown...
- "Honji
Suijaku Setsu,"
Encyclopedia of Shinto.
March 30, 2007;
Basic Terms of Shinto, "Honji
Suijaku Setsu," 1997. Scheid, Bernhard. "Honji
suijaku: Die...
-
Buddhist monk's
dualistic Shinto, and
advocated such
theories as
Honji Suijaku theory,
which held that the
Shinto gods were
incarnations of Buddha. In...
-
including Tendai and
Shingon Buddhism,
gained acceptance because of
honji suijaku practices. For example, a kami
could be seen as a
manifestation of a bodhisattva...
- Buddhism,
Shinto gods were also
syncretized into the
pantheon under the
honji suijaku theory by
being conflated with the
Indian deities imported from Buddhism...
-
country where the "theory of
Shinto and
Buddhist syncretism (本地垂迹
Honji Suijaku)" is established,
therefore considered Amitabha to be the
Buddha manifestation...
- for
political reasons, that this was to change. (According to the
honji suijaku theory, ****anese kami were just
local manifestations of
universal buddhas...
- they
could be
either hongaku, the pure
spirits of the Buddhas, or
honji suijaku,
transformations of the
Buddhas in
their attempt to help all
sentient beings...
