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    jonathan
    almost 2 yr. ago

    Diamond Web (aka "Diamond Way") [Religion of No Religion]

    LectureLive EventReligion of No Religion/ Religion of No ReligionAlan WattsSpeaker#buddhism#meditation#zen

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    The transcript explores Japanese Vajrayana Mahayana Buddhist practices, focusing on the Pure Land school and its central figure Amitabha Buddha. It discusses the tension between memory and present moment awareness, the concept of self versus other power in liberation, and the spiritual significance of rituals, saints, and iconography. The speaker reflects on religious devotion, cultural tradition, and the paradoxes of effort and non-effort in spiritual practice.

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