Impressions of Mahayana Buddhism
By: edited by Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki
Series: Ataka Buddhist library -- X
Publisher: Eastern Buddhist society
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Kyoto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
Subjects: Buddhism
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: What is Mahayana Buddhism?; title: Mahayana Buddhism and the layman; title: The place of compassion in Mahayana Buddhism; title: The idea of Bodhisattva in Mahayana Buddhism; title: Reverence in Mahayana Buddhism; title: Lighthouse in the storm; title: An outline of the Avatamsaka sutra; title: The vows of Samantabhadra; title: Honen Shonin and the Jodo ideal; title: The songs of Shinran Shonin; title: A brief account of Shingon Buddhism; title: The Shingon school of Mahayana Buddhism (Being an introduction to the proposed work on the study of Shingon; title: Kobo Daishi and his poems; title: Koya-san; title: Ceremonies for lay disciples at Koya-san; title: The problem of personality according to the Shingon school of Buddhism; title: Insight into reality according to the Japanese Shingon teaching; title: Light upon life, according to Zen; title: Zen meditation; title: A temple summer; title: Zen at Engakuji; title: Impressions of Buddhism; title: Buddhism in Japan; title: Problems of present-day Buddhism; title: Buddhism and practical life; title: Buddhism as escape and as transformer; title: Buddhism and women; title: "Those men"; title: Albert Schweitzer : a Christian Bodhisattva; title: Reverence for life; title: A plea for animal welfare.