ji yu
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freedom.
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jikijitsu
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the head monk in charge of the meditation hall in a Zen monastery.
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jiriki
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literally, "power of the self";
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jishin kyonin shin
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Shan-tao’s motto for the way to repay the Buddha’s benevolence. It means “to teach the faith which one has received oneself.”
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Jodo
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Japanese term for "Pure Land."
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Jodo shinshu
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"true pure land school"; a sect of Japanese Pure Land Buddhism founded by Shinran
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Jodo shu
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The tradition maintained by the successors of Honen.
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Joshu
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Joshu (in Chinese, "Chao-chou") lived from approximately 778 - 897 C.E. and was one of the earliest and greatest of the Chinese Zen masters.
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