MURYOKO
'Infinite Light'
Journal of Shin Buddhism
Main Articles
Harold Stewart
Saizo (Zuiken) Inagaki
Zuiken (1885-1981) was a revered and loved Shin Buddhist teacher. He was a master of the Horai School of Jodo Shinshu.
On Faith | Buddhist Verses
The Essence of the Larger Sutra
Other works of Zuiken
Hisao (Zuio) Inagaki
Yoshifumi Ueda
What is good ? And evil ? |
What is Shinjin ?
Who is Shinran ?
Shojun Bando
Michio Tokunaga
Daiei Kaneko
Daisetz T. Suzuki
Wasui Tatsuguchi
John Paraskevopoulos
- The Nembutsu as Great Practice
- Conceptions of the Absolute in the Mahayana and Shinran
- The Awakening of Faith in the Mahayana and its significance for Shin Buddhism
- Amida's Dharma in the Modern World
- Reflections on Genso-Eko
- Short Essays on the Dharma
- Sunkhavati and Samsara: Non-duality in Pure Land Buddhism
- A Primer of Shin Buddhism
(with George Gatenby)
Other Writers
- Carmen Blacker:
The Pure Land Sects of Buddhism - Brian Brown:
Toward a Buddhist Ecological Cosmology - Ryuchi Fujii:
The True Meaning of Buddhism - Gregory G. Gibbs:
Shinjin as a Transformation in Identity - J. Hardiman:
On Practice - Mark Healsmith:
Dharma Talk on Gotan-e 2004 - Lafcadio Hearn:
Nirvana - Agnes Jedrzejewska:
The Samsaric Illusion - Priscila S. Kuperman:
Nembutsu: Some ideas for an ethics of Other Power - Marco Pallis:
Nembutsu as Remembrance - Nigel Pamphilion:
Aspects of Shinjin - Esho Shimazu:
The Sangowakuran Incident and its Significance for Engaged Buddhism
Gregg Heathcote