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Japanese Buddhism

Aizen Myo’o

Aizen Myo’o King of Lust Ragaraja, Buddhist Lord of Passion, traveled from India to Japan, where he transformed into Aizen Myo’o, venerated by Japan’s esoteric Buddhist sects as King of Love, Lust,
25 July 2017

Binzuru

Binzuru CLASSIFICATION: Arhat Binzuru is the Japanese name and manifestation of Pindola, first of the sixteen Arhats. Legend says he broke a vow of chastity and so Buddha forbade him from attaining Nirvana. Alternatively, magic got him into trouble: Binzuru
4 October 2017

Yakushi

Yakushi (Yakushi-Nyorai) The Buddha of healing, or “master of remedies,” Yakushi brings cures for diseases to

Daruma

Daruma started as the Japanese path of the Indian sage and Buddhist missionary, Bodhidharma, but has

Zenkō-Ji

Zenkō-Ji An important Japanese Buddhist temple in Nagano. According to ancient belief, touching a key in a special passage below the temple will lead to paradise in the afterlife. The temple is
12 November 2020

Zen Buddhism

Of the many forms of Buddhism practiced around the world, Zen Buddhism is probably the form most often identified with Japan in the West. While certainly popular, it is not numerically the

Bishamon

Bishamon ALSO KNOWN AS: Bishamonten; Tamonten ORIGIN: Japan Bishamon, spirit of benevolent authority, enforces justice, punishing criminals and malefactors. He protects people and their pos sessions. Bishamon is a Japanese manifestation of
4 October 2017

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