Shinran
Sanjō wasan (The Three Collections of Hymns)
The Conscious Library
Sala di lettura
Sanjō wasan (The Three Collections of Hymns)
Shinran
Some three hundred and fifty four-line Japanese hymns that spread the doctrine among followers who could not read Chinese and form, with the Shōshinge, the core of the school's liturgy. They celebrate Amida and his land, the seven patriarchs and the situation of beings in the final Dharma age, culminating in Gutoku's hymns of lament and reflection.
inglese
Traduzione di S. Yamabe; L. Adams Beck · 23 capitoli · 1 h di lettura
- 1Buddhist Psalms Translated from the Japanese of Shinran Shōnin1′
- 2INTRODUCTION9′
- 3EDITORIAL NOTE1′
- 4LAUDING THE INFINITE ONE6′
- 5OF PARADISE2′
- 6CONCERNING THE GREAT SUTRA4′
- 7CONCERNING THE SUTRA OF THE MEDITATION2′
- 8CONCERNING THE LESSER SUTRA1′
- 9OF THE MANY SUTRAS CONCERNING THE INFINITE ONE1′
- 10CONCERNING THE WELFARE OF THE PRESENT WORLD3′
- 11OF THANKSGIVING FOR NAGARJUNA, THE GREAT TEACHER OF INDIA1′
- 12OF THANKSGIVING FOR VASUBANDH, THE GREAT TEACHER OF INDIA2′
- 13OF THANKSGIVING FOR DONRAN, THE GREAT TEACHER OF CHINA5′
- 14CONCERNING UNRIGHTEOUS DEEDS1′
- 15CONCERNING DOSHAKU-ZENJI1′
- 16CONCERNING ZENDO-DAISHI5′
- 17CONCERNING GENSHIN-SOZU2′
- 18CONCERNING HŌNEN SHŌNIN4′
- 19OF THE THREE PERIODS10′
- 20CONCERNING BELIEF AND DOUBT4′
- 21IN PRAISE OF PRINCE SHOTOKU2′
- 22WHEREIN WITH LAMENTATION I MAKE MY CONFESSION3′
- 23ADDITIONAL PSALMS1′