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The summit of [[intellectual]] [[understanding]] of the [[non-duality]] of [[manifestation]]. | The summit of [[intellectual]] [[understanding]] of the [[non-duality]] of [[manifestation]]. | ||
| − | The ‘Thou [[art]] THAT’ of {{Wiki|Hindu philosophy}} still admits three things to be One; Jijimuge is beyond even Unity. | + | The ‘Thou [[art]] THAT’ of {{Wiki|Hindu philosophy}} still admits three things to be One; [[Jijimuge]] is beyond even Unity. |
The supreme [[teaching]] of the [[Kegon]] (q.v.) School of [[Japanese]] Bsm. | The supreme [[teaching]] of the [[Kegon]] (q.v.) School of [[Japanese]] Bsm. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:35, 18 November 2020
Jijimuge ; The unimpeded interdiffusion (muge) of all Ji meaning things, facts, objects.
The summit of intellectual understanding of the non-duality of manifestation.
The ‘Thou art THAT’ of Hindu philosophy still admits three things to be One; Jijimuge is beyond even Unity.
The supreme teaching of the Kegon (q.v.) School of Japanese Bsm.
See exposition by Suzuki, W. of Bsm. No. 106.
