The Mandala in Nichiren Buddhism

Name: The Mandala in Nichiren Buddhism
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Controversy of Fuji school "Dai GoHonzon" origins

The Nichiren Mandala Study Workshop has published this "special edition" research to answer the flood of requests for factual information to counter the propaganda and misinformation rampant in regards to the wooden mandala enshrined at Taiseki-ji in Japan.

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Publication Date: Mar 18, 2023
Language: English
Category: History
Copyright: No Known Copyright (Public Domain)
Contributors: Text by: Nichiren Mandala Workshop

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Format: PDF

Keywords

gohonzon mandala nichiren school scholarship lotus sutra pratice object dai

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