--- In [email protected], "yifuxero" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ---You're overly intellectualizing what is a matter of experience. 
> Hsuan Hua clearly expressed his disapproval of Nichiren's Buddhism 
> and the Gohonzon, (to me, directly). That was the experience. 

His or yours?

> What 
> does this have to do with "pratimoksha vows".  Get out of your ivory 
> tower. 
> 
>  In [email protected], billy jim <emptybill@> wrote:
> >
> > "Heresy" means to personally choose a particular belief in 
> opposition to some previously established orthodox 
> belief. "Heterodoxy" is simply to choose all on one's own without 
> regard to orthodoxy. 
> >    
> >   Hsuan Hua was observing Chinese Buddhist monastic vinaya. Unless 
> you were a monk in full possession of the pratimoksha vows neither 
> you nor he could be in heretical antipathy to the other's practice. 
> >    
> >   As far as differences and separations, you began your posted 
> comments with Buddhist versus Hindu so you edged yourself out of 
> discussing them in terms that were reflective of mutuality. "Tathata" 
> is Sanskrit for "thusness. "Entity" is Latin for "ens" - a being. 
> These are well established terms without a lot of mystery to 
> them. "Dai" means "Great" as in the Dai of Dainichi or the "Maha" in 
> mahayana and mahamudra. Gohonzon is an object of veneration.
> >    
> >   You apparently venerate the proclamation that the Lotus Sutra and 
> Nichiren are the same and in the same manner that Dharma and Buddha 
> are sometimes worshiped as the same.
> >    
> >   This means you are probably here to proselytize us at FFL for 
> SGI. 
> >    
> >   yifuxero <yifuxero@> wrote:
> >           ---You're looking at differences and separations. The 
> Gohonzon 
> > integrates mutually agreeable M-fields and tends to demolish those 
> > getting in the way. True, Hsuan Hua didn't approve of the Gohonzon 
> > which I showed him once. Nichiren's Buddhism was heretical to him. 
> > However, his habit of eating only once per day before noon is 
> > heretical to me since I have low blood sugar and have to eat 
> > continually throughout the day. I had such pre-noon meals with him 
> > on a number of occasions. 
> > 
> > In [email protected], billy jim <emptybill@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Don't know much about Nichiren. Dai Gohonzon sounds like a 
> Japanese 
> > description of Kegon's "riji-muge" (interpenetration and mutual 
> > identity between particulars in Indra's net).
> > 
> > 
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