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Summary
In these texts, Buddhism is very concerned with bodily health. The body manifesting itself just as it is, is buddha-nature, and the body of a buddha is a body manifesting itself. Buddhist belief, too, is described not as intellectual belief but as a kind of physical belief.
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The body of a buddha is a body manifesting itself. Buddha-nature is a body manifesting itself.
Buddha-nature Shobogenzo · Bussho
Texts
- Shoaku Makusa 3: Balance and Not Doing Wrong ●●● Winter 2006 — Shoaku Makusaunconscious tensions in the body · wobbling a head to find rigidity
I had and still have unconscious tensions in my body. Because they’re unconscious I don’t know about them.
- Buddha-nature ●●● Shobogenzo · Busshobody manifesting itself
The body of a buddha is a body manifesting itself. Buddha-nature is a body manifesting itself.
- Bussho 5: Our Fundamental Nature ●●● Winter 2005 — Busshobody manifesting itself
they did not know that the body manifesting itself just as it is, is buddha-nature
- Ikka-no-myoju ●●● Shobogenzowhole body
the Whole Body is one right-Dharma-eye, the Whole Body is real substance, the Whole Body is one phrase
- Why We Practice Zazen ●●● August 1987 — Gudo Wafu NishijimaRenaissance discovery of the physical body
In the Renaissance, human beings found the very important fact that they had physical bodies.
- Buddhism Beyond Robes and Incense ●●● June 2006 — Padmafarmabodily health
Buddhism is very concerned about bodily health. Dogen wrote a lot in his writings about how to look after our health.
- Enlightenment as a Normal State ●●● July 2009 — DibbavanaBuddhist belief as physical belief
that belief is not intellectual belief. It's also a kind of physical belief
- Intuition Covered by Thinking ●●● August 2012 — Dibbavanawisdom of the body
the body has more knowledge or more wisdom than our mind
- Buddhism and the Theory of No-Self ●●●physical self
From the second viewpoint, my body is me. I am my body. I experience myself physically.