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18 Pacific World Through the daily performance of these practices in the three modes of action we will be able to realize shinjin, which is the experience of encountering Amida Buddha. And, through the repetition and deepening of that experience, we will be able to generate new and dynamic human lives. This represents the entirety of practice on the path to enlightenment in Jōdo Shinshū. Translated by David Matsumoto
Shigaraki: The Meaning of Practice in Shin Buddhism 19 NOTES 1. Ui Hakuju, Bukkyō shisō kenkyū (Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1943), p. 341; Ueda Gibun, Bukkyō wo dō rikai suruka (Kyoto: Hongwanji Shuppan Kyōkai, 1963). 2. Miyamoto Shōson, Konpon kū to chū (Tokyo: Daiichi Shobō, 1943), p. 147 et seq.; Chūdō shisō oyobi sono hattasu (Kyoto: Hōzōkan, 1944), p. 656 et seq. 3. Ui Hakuju, Indo tetsugaku kenkyū, vol. 3 (Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten, 1965), p. 25 et seq.; Miyamoto Shōson, previous two cited works. 4. For a more comprehensive treatment of the path of practice in Pure Land Buddhism, see Shigaraki Takamaro, Jōdokyō ni okeru shin no kenkyū (Kyoto: Nagata Bunshōdō, 1975). For a more detailed examination of the path of practice in Shinran’s thought, see Shigaraki Takamaro, Shinran ni okeru shin no kenkyū (Kyoto: Nagata Bunshōdō, 1990). 5. Bussetsu Muryōjukyō (Ch. Wu-liang-shou ching; The Larger Sutra of the Buddha of Immeasurable Life), Taishō, vol. 12, p. 265c; Shinshū Shōgyō Zensho Hensansho, Shinshū Shōgyō Zensho, vol. 1 (Kyoto: Ōyagi Kōbundō, 1982) (hereafter SSZ 1), p. 1. 6. Bussetsu Amidakyō (Ch. A-mi-to ching; Amida Sutra), Taishō, vol. 12, p. 346b; SSZ 1, p. 67. 7. Bussetsu Kanmuryōjukyō (Kuan wu-liang-shou ching; Contemplation Sutra), Taishō, vol. 12, p. 340c; SSZ 1, p. 48. 8. Ibid., p. 56 et seq. 9. See Shigaraki, Shinran ni okeru shin no kenkyū, p. 256. 10. Ibid., p. 765. 11. Nāgārjuna, Jūjūbibasharon, Igyōbon (Commentary on the Ten Bodhisattva Stages, Chapter on Easy Practice; Skt. Daśabhūmika-vibāsā-śāstra; Ch. Shihti-ching-lun), Taishō, vol. 26, p. 25. 12. See Shigaraki, “Ryūju Jōdokyō ni okeru gyōdō shisō,” in Jōdokyō ni okeru shin no kenkyū, p. 153 et seq. 13. It is thought that the linguistic origins of “thinking on” (okunen) might have been smṛti or anusmṛti in Sanskrit. According to the dictionary, they mean to recollect, remember, mindfully recollect, think on. Both words refer to the “nen” of nembutsu. Might they, in a broader sense, also be translated as “meditation”? 14. Ibid. 15. Shigaraki, “Donran ni okeru gyōdō shisō,” in Jōdokyō ni okeru shin no kenkyū, p. 250 et seq.
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