Myōe's Nehan kōshiki: An Annotated Translation

Myōe's Nehan kōshiki: An Annotated Translation

[First pitch level] Therein are five gates, which are [the Buddha's] entry into nirvana, [his] cremation, the cause and condition of nirvana, the holy site (yuiseki ??) in the Sala Grove, and the merit transfer of arousing the vow to save all living beings; and so I generally express [our] long...

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Grief
Ito, Shinjo
Rites, ceremonies and celebrations
Teaching methods
Translation
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