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Masterpiece. Reprinted from the long-awaited culmination of Nakano's theology, "The Collected Works of Ryōshun Nakano (1916-1988)" which clearly explains the modern significance of Shinran's Pure Land Buddhism from the fundamental thought of Mahayana Buddhism. (3xBook+BOX, Only Japanese)

"Yoga Vasishta weaves together many stories and commentaries to explain the ultimate teachings. It will be a marvelous discovery not only for philosophers, but even for modern psychologists and scientists. While most of the existing scriptures were preached by God to His devotees, the Yoga Vasishta is a teaching addressed to God. It is a teaching given by the sage Vasishta to Rama, God.
The philosophy of Yoga Vasishta, which provides a true understanding of the creation of the world, is very close to the doctrine of Kashmir Shiva, and the core of its teachings is "All is Consciousness. It includes the material world as you see it, as it is. This is the absolute truth. The world is nothing but the play of consciousness." (From Swami Muktananda's Preface)

Revised and expanded second edition of Hartmut Geerken and Chris Trent's comprehensive reference Omniverse Sun Ra, originally published in 1994. Full-color 304-page hardcover book. French fold cover with metallic silver foil blocking on cyan faimei cloth. 290mm x 245mm portrait. Omniverse Sun Ra features many previously unpublished photographs of Sun Ra and His Arkestra in New York in 1966 and Germany in 1979 by Val Wilmer, and Hartmut Geerken's previously unpublished photographs from Heliopolis in Cairo, Egypt, in 1971, in addition to an updated comprehensive pictorial and annotated discography by Chris Trent, including chronological discography and alphabetical record title, composition, personnel, and record label indexes, as well as indexes of shellac 78RPM records, 45 RPM singles, jackets, and labels. Also includes essays and photo documents by Hartmut Geerken, Chris Trent, Amiri Baraka, Robert L. Campbell, Chris Cutler, Gabi Geist, Sigrid Hauff, Karl Heinz Kessler, Robert Lax, and Salah Ragab.

Meditations Classic Logo x Champion 7oz.

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This book is a digest version of the book "Lectures - Kyōgyōshinshō," which systematized "Kyōgyōshinshō" as a book of religious thought, and is an overview for reading Shinran's great work.

Dogū (meaning "clay figures") are small humanoid and animal figurines made during the late Jōmon period (14,000–400 BC) of prehistoric Japan.A Dogū come exclusively from the Jōmon period. By the Yayoi period, which followed the Jōmon period, Dogū were no longer made. There are various styles of Dogū, depending on exhumation area and time period. According to the National Museum of Japanese History, the total number found throughout Japan is approximately 15,000. Dogū were made across all of Japan, except Okinawa. Most of the Dogū have been found in eastern Japan and it is rare to find one in western Japan. The purpose of the Dogū remains unknown and should not be confused with the clay haniwa funerary objects of the Kofun period (250 – 538). wikipedia

This is the first public recording of a famous lecture by Rijin Yasuda, a great scholar of Buddhist studies, which is relevant not only to the Shoshinge but also to the entirety of the Kyogyoshinsho.

A Japanese translation of D.T.Suzuki's English article discussing Shinran's pure land doctrine of other powers. Zen as a doctrine of self-reliance, seeking enlightenment by one's own power. Pure Land Buddhism as the doctrine of other forces to seek the attainment of Buddhahood by relying on the Buddha's compassion. The two teachings were different ways to attainment of Buddhahood. The pure land doctrine of transversal power, which was developed by Shinran, teaches that ordinary people have realized the present satori as the original Buddhist path by giving up their own discrimination, directing themselves to the Buddha's compassion, and opening the way to live surrounded by the Dharma itself. The translator, a disciple of the last years of D.T.Suzuki's life, translates the text based on D.T.Suzuki's understanding of Shin Buddhism. Half of the articles in the book are translated into Japanese for the first time!

Focusing on Saichi, the film reveals the true nature of Myōkōnin as practitioners of other powers.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Myokonin (妙好人, myōkōnin) are famous, pious followers of the Jōdo Shinshū sect of Japanese Buddhism.

Myōkōnin means "a wondrous, excellent person". It is used for a devout follower of Jōdo Shinshū, who lives a life of total dedication to Amida and whose acts and sayings, though they often run counter to common sense, reveal the depth of faith and true humanity".

Myōkōnin were largely unheard of in the West until D. T. Suzuki introduced them in his lectures and writings on Jōdo Shinshū. Most myōkōnin left behind very little writing, but in the case of Saichi, he left behind a prolific amount of poetry expressing his devotion to Amida Buddha.

Myōkōnin have been documented through Japanese history, from the Tokugawa period to the modern period.

This is a discourse on The True Faith of Kyōgyōshinshō, written by Shinran, the founder of the Pure land shin sect. This book is a masterpiece in which Shinran's thought is carefully read and clarified through difficult quotations from Buddhist scriptures with oral translations of the original text. This is the first time in 50 years that it has been reprinted in a new edition.

唯識思想では、菩薩が仏になる道筋を、虚妄分別の止滅から意言分別の智慧の獲得として明らかにし、さらに、仏の正覚の智慧を、無分別智と無分別後得智に分けて明らかにすることで、自利利他を完成した仏の智慧の根本を明らかにしている。
唯識思想が説く仏の智慧を基本として、浄土教で説かれる法蔵菩薩と阿弥陀仏の根源的意味を明らかにすることで、往相回向・還相回向が説かれる意義を明確にする。

序文

第一章 「虚妄分別」と「意言分別」とは
　一、ラトナーカラシャーンティの唯識説――虚妄分別の成立
　二、虚妄分別（煩悩）と菩提について
　三、虚妄分別とは何か
　四、虚妄分別（迷い）から意言分別（智慧）へ
　五、ラトナーカラシャーンティの、梵文『般若波羅蜜多論』の「菩薩の修道論」
　六、「意言分別」も、「虚妄分別」のアーラヤ識の如く、種子を有する
　七、「意言分別」とは何か
　八、意言分別とはどのような分別であるか
　九、意言分別と解脱（唯識の真観）
　十、「虚妄分別」より「意言分別」へ、さらに「無分別智（唯識の真観）」へ――「蛇・藤蔓・四塵の譬」によって解説する
　十一、「無分別智」の成立
　十二、梵文『入無分別陀羅尼経』を引用して、「無分別智・無分別後得世間智」を解説する
　十三、釈尊の「金剛座」での沈黙と、その後の伝道、説法の開始
　十四、無分別智の行者は「唖人の如く」、無分別後得智の行者は「非唖人の如し」
　十五、「無分別智」は無分別であるのに、何故、「智」であるか

第二章 『無量寿経優波提舎願生偈註』（浄土論）
　一、『浄土論』の修行者は法蔵菩薩である
　二、「一法句者謂清浄句」とは
　三、一法（法身、無分別智、清浄句）と一法句（受用身と変化身、後得清浄世間智）について

第三章　曽我先生の法蔵菩薩＝阿摩羅識説に菩薩像を問う
　一、阿摩羅識（amalavijnana）とは何か
　二、阿摩羅識という言葉が消えて「幻師」という言葉が現れる
　三、「幻師」という言葉は『摂大乗論』に引き継がれる
　四、菩薩は因果の相を、幻師の如く了別する
　五、菩薩は無分別後得智・幻術師・受用身（仏身）である

第四章　唯識より浄土教の菩薩像を問う
　一、「往相廻向」「還相廻向」について改めて問う
　二、金剛法座の釈尊に「往相、還相」論は可能であるか
　三、『浄土論註』の還相廻向に対する小川説批判
　四、菩薩はすでに受用身（仏身）である
　五、「巧方便廻向」について小川説を批判する――菩薩は衆生に先がけてすでに成仏している
　六、「善巧摂化」と十波羅蜜
　七、十波羅蜜とは何であるか
　八、『大乗荘厳論』等より、浄土教の菩薩像を問う
　九、菩薩の「往相廻向」「還相廻向」について

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昭和11年、石川県白山市に生まれる。昭和34年、大谷大学文学部仏教学科卒業。昭和39年、名古屋大学大学院印度哲学専攻、博士課程単位取得。名古屋大学文学部助手、名城大学教授を歴任。 現在、名古屋大学名誉教授。文学博士(論文博、名古屋大学)。真宗大谷派嗣講。瑞宝章受章。
主な著書に、『インド後期唯識思想の研究』、『アビダルマ仏教とインド思想』(共著)、『「いのち」の意味』、『真宗の「命観」――私たち人間が仏となること』、『「人間の悪」に対する裁きと救い』、『悪人、善鸞は救われましたか?』、『文学者 三島由紀夫と仏教』、『世親の浄土論と瑜伽行唯識』、『浄土論の唯識思想』ほか。

 

the gold disc of the Matrimandir in the center of Auroville. 4.5 x 4.5 cm

Three golden pyramids stacked on top of each other, an auspicious ornament known as Vastu in India.

In Hindu and Buddhist cultures, the swastika is auspicious & a symbol of divinity and spirituality. On the holiday of Diwali, Hindu households commonly use the swastika in decorations. Swastikas are often depicted at completion ceremonies for buildings and machinery, and at safety prayers for new cars, to avoid disasters.

In Buddhism, the swastika is considered to symbolise the auspicious footprints of the Buddha. The left-facing swastika is often imprinted on the chest, feet or palms of Buddha images. It is an aniconic symbol for the Buddha in many parts of Asia and homologous with the dharma wheel. The shape symbolises eternal cycling, a theme found in the samsara doctrine of Buddhism. In Japan, it is commonly used as a symbol, emblem, or sign to indicate Buddhism and temples.

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5 x 5 cm	7.5 x 7.5 cm	11 x 11 cm

The Narmada River, a holy river flowing through central India, is said in mythology to have become a river of sweat flowing from the meditating Lord Shiva, and even the holy Ganges River is said to transform itself into a black cow and come to bathe. This Indian agate called "Babaghuri" is unearthed in a small village in the Narmada basin of the holy river. In Japan, it is known that the designer Jurgen Lehl (1944-2014) collected it, and the timeless beauty that drifts perfection created by the nature is a kind of meditative and brings the stillness of the mind.

3.5 x 2.5 cm

The Narmada River, a holy river flowing through central India, is said in mythology to have become a river of sweat flowing from the meditating Lord Shiva, and even the holy Ganges River is said to transform itself into a black cow and come to bathe. This Indian agate called "Babaghuri" is unearthed in a small village in the Narmada basin of the holy river. In Japan, it is known that the designer Jurgen Lehl (1944-2014) collected it, and the timeless beauty that drifts perfection created by the nature is a kind of meditative and brings the stillness of the mind.

4 x 3 cm

The Narmada River, a holy river flowing through central India, is said in mythology to have become a river of sweat flowing from the meditating Lord Shiva, and even the holy Ganges River is said to transform itself into a black cow and come to bathe. This Indian agate called "Babaghuri" is unearthed in a small village in the Narmada basin of the holy river. In Japan, it is known that the designer Jurgen Lehl (1944-2014) collected it, and the timeless beauty that drifts perfection created by the nature is a kind of meditative and brings the stillness of the mind.

4.5 x 3.5 cm

The Narmada River, a holy river flowing through central India, is said in mythology to have become a river of sweat flowing from the meditating Lord Shiva, and even the holy Ganges River is said to transform itself into a black cow and come to bathe. This Indian agate called "Babaghuri" is unearthed in a small village in the Narmada basin of the holy river. In Japan, it is known that the designer Jurgen Lehl (1944-2014) collected it, and the timeless beauty that drifts perfection created by the nature is a kind of meditative and brings the stillness of the mind.

6 x 4 x 3 cm, 88 grams

The Narmada River, a holy river flowing through central India, is said in mythology to have become a river of sweat flowing from the meditating Lord Shiva, and even the holy Ganges River is said to transform itself into a black cow and come to bathe. This Indian agate called "Babaghuri" is unearthed in a small village in the Narmada basin of the holy river. In Japan, it is known that the designer Jurgen Lehl (1944-2014) collected it, and the timeless beauty that drifts perfection created by the nature is a kind of meditative and brings the stillness of the mind.

7 x 5 x 4.5cm, 182 grams

The Narmada River, a holy river flowing through central India, is said in mythology to have become a river of sweat flowing from the meditating Lord Shiva, and even the holy Ganges River is said to transform itself into a black cow and come to bathe. This Indian agate called "Babaghuri" is unearthed in a small village in the Narmada basin of the holy river. In Japan, it is known that the designer Jurgen Lehl (1944-2014) collected it, and the timeless beauty that drifts perfection created by the nature is a kind of meditative and brings the stillness of the mind.

4 x 2 cm

Himalayan Quartz Crystal from Ganesh Himal

13 x 8 x 6 cm, 743 grams

A beautiful orange garnet from Tanzania with a deep luster.

3 x 3 x 2.5 cm, 43 grams

Original incense made in Auroville, India. produced by Meditations.

12 sticks in 1 packet.

This incense was made by all natural ingridients according to the ancient Ayurvedic knowledge from India.
Free from chemicals
No child labor
Fair trade product
Using recycle paper

SuryaShakti - Force of the Sun - is a sustainable production line of Meditations.
We respect the natural biodiversity and aspire to bring universal Love, Joy and Knowledge into our daily life. This is our spontanious responce to all the Gifts we receive in Human experience on Mother Earth.

This is a fine stock from a few years ago of agarwood (from New Guinea, Indonesia), an incense tree that was introduced from the continent around the first half of the 6th century with Buddhist rituals.

It is said that when agarwood trees in Southeast Asia, which belong to the agarwood family, are damaged by wind, rot, or insects, they secrete resin inside the damaged area to protect themselves, which results in agarwood. It takes several decades for agarwood to be produced, and it is extremely difficult to produce artificially because it is affected by natural conditions.
Most of the incense available in Japan today is made by mixing agarwood with Chinese medicines, spices, and sandalwood, but this incense is made using only agarwood. In the Heian period (794-1185), agarwood was popular as a scent, and from the Kamakura period (1185-1333) onward, samurai loved and prized agarwood for its calming effect to calm their spirits in preparation.
It is said that powerful people of the time were also keen to collect it. The delicate and gentle fragrance reminiscent of trees is modern in a sense, and can be used for meditation as well as by people of all ages. I hope you will find it useful.
Contents 10g (approx. 21cm, burning time approx. 40 minutes)