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The Spirit of Aikido

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River of Fire, River of Wat...

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Shin Buddhism: Bits of Rubb...

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Tannisho: A Shin Buddhist C...

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“The reason we can’t fathom the roots of suffering is that each of us carries the historical burdens of deceit, treachery, and violence committed by our forbears across ethnic, racial, and religious lines.”
Taitetsu Unno, Shin Buddhism: Bits of Rubble Turn into Gold

“Cecilia Kapua Lindo sums up this sentiment in “Grateful to All Beings”: From time to time
I too am misled by the myth
That exalts the independent, self-made man. Upon hearing the voice of the Enlightened One,
Any air of self-importance
Is deflated, like an empty balloon. And I become aware that my existence depends
Upon the many lives that are slain for me
Each time I sit down to eat my meal.”
Taitetsu Unno, River of Fire, River of Water: An Introduction to the Pure Land Tradition of Shin Buddhism



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