MURYOKO

'Infinite Light'

Journal of Shin Buddhism

Main Articles

Harold Stewart

• Reflections on the Dharma
• Jodo Shu and Shin Shu
• A Letter
• A Biography of Harold Stewart
  by Peter Kelly.
• Autumn Landscape Roll

Saizo (Zuiken) Inagaki

• On Faith
• Buddhist Verses
• The Essence of the Larger Sutra
• Other works of Zuiken

Hisao (Zuio) Inagaki

• Amida and the Pure Land
• Amida the Infinite
• Two Buddhist Festivals
• An Introduction to the Amida Sutra
• The Six Aspects of the Shin Educational Process

Yoshifumi Ueda

• What is good ?  And evil ?
• What is Shinjin ?
• Who is Shinran ?

Shojun Bando

• Significance of the Nembutsu
• Shinran's Indebtedness to T'an luan

Michio Tokunaga

• Amida as an 'Ultimate Point of Reference'
• Mahayana Essence as Seen in the Concept of 'Return to This World'
• Shunyata in Pure Land Buddhism

Daiei Kaneko

• Englightenment for Ordinary People
• The Meaning of Salvation in the Doctrine of Pure Land Buddhism
• Prolegomena to Shin Buddhist Studies

Daisetz T. Suzuki

• The Shin Sect of Buddhism

Wasui Tatsuguchi

• A Study of Shin Buddhism

John Paraskevopoulos

• A Primer of Shin Buddhism
  (with George Gatenby)
• Shin Buddhism: Current Challenges and Future Prospects
• Wisdom and Compassion as Enduring Values in Shin Buddhism

Other Writers

• Shaku Tokusui:
  Musings on the Pure Land
• Edgar Fayngor
  Japanese Pure Land Buddhist Poetry
• 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

Myōkōnin O-Karu

• My heart/mind is like a rough pine.
• How grateful I am!

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