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📄a commentary on the texts dedicated to acalanātha vidyārāja.
📄 shugendō ft. dr. gaynor sekimori [book].
📄a commentary on the nine verses of the shakujo / kujō shakujō [book].
📄living in the practice - an interview with dai-ajari mitsunaga kakudō.
📄an annotated translation of the haguro-ha shugendō teiyō.
📄a brief history of haguro shugen & kotakuji-shozenin.
📄tracing the origins of esoteric buddhism.
📄 a brief history of kannonji.
📄an introduction to bonji (siddhaṃ) bija.
📄lion's roar: shugendō's dharma-conch [book].
📄learning from the thirty-three sections of shugen [book].
📄the tales of en no gyōja.
📄the heart of the saddharmapuṇḍarīka sūtra.
📄 approaching sanpō kōjin.
📄 shugendō and the spirt of the mahāyāna.
📄miyagi shinga: collected works [book].
📄to patiently endure: notes from private interview:
'in dialogue with dai-ajari mitsunaga kakudō'.
📄mountain faith - mountain entry - mountin asceticism [book].
📄ikebana from the perspective of shugen.
📄the five eyes of avalokiteśvara.
📄the heart of the prajñāpāramitāhṛdaya sūtra.
📄the twelve devas of the maṇḍala.
📄an annotated translation of the commentaries of jichie and toganoo shōnin.
📄an annotated translation of the autumn peak's hokke senpō.
📄an annotated aranslation of the sanzan gongyō sahō.
📄an annotated translation of the threefold structure of the autumn peak.
📄mountain-language and shugendō.
📄1400 years: nōjo shōja & en no gyōja
📄on kaji-kitō.
📄treatise on the lord of mind and its retinue.
📄notes on the essential chapters of the vajracchedikā-prajñāpāramitā sūtra
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— shimmer
— the wild edge of sorrow
— crisis! ipswich-brisbane homelessness handbook
— stories for dreaming an other world
— anpernirrentye
— iwenhe tyerrtye
— dingo makes us human
— how big is the world
— in the absence of the ordinary
— yawulyu
— qsa buddhist chaplaincy handbook
— animism in contemporary japan
— don't forget those on the inside: prisons and mutual accompaniment
— the politics of ritual: kinship, gender, and the currency of knowledge
— melancholy without the gods
— the buddha’s teaching and the ambiguity of existence
Abgrund /ˈapɡʁʊnt/
Chasm, Abyss
writings from within the world
of shugen and esoteric buddhism
"..This abyss is a trial imposed from the beginning upon all; unless you overcome this trial, you cannot move forward as a practitioner. It is also thus the path of all practitioners - the chasm between self, other and the buddhas must be crossed.."
— Mitsunaga Kakudo, Dai-Ajari