Buddha Jepang / Buddha Sinto

Ada yang pernah denger aliran ini gak?
munculnya di Jepang katanya..
Ada yang tau bedanya ma aliran spt theravada, Mahayana, n Tantrayana?

Tin Dewi wrote:Ada yang pernah denger aliran ini gak?
munculnya di Jepang katanya..
Ada yang tau bedanya ma aliran spt theravada, Mahayana, n Tantrayana?

temen gw yg anak atma TI 05 ada tuh yg Buddha jepang gitu..

gw cuma tau kalo mrk tuh kalo mw sembahyang gitu yah, atau apalah namanya itu harus ngadep kearah timur gitu..

cuma itu yg gw tw..

U cb cr di Wikipedia aj.. Di situ da ttg Buddha Jepang/Shinto.. Tu penjelasan panjang n lengkap.. Pokoknya agama Shinto itu menarik d.. Byk kepercayaannya.. U cb cr n baca d.. Menarik bwt dibaca..

Shinto can be seen as a form of animism and may be regarded as a variant of shamanist religion. Shinto beliefs and ways of thinking are deep in the subconscious fabric of modern Japanese society. The afterlife is not a primary concern in Shinto; much more emphasis is placed on fitting into this world, instead of preparing for the next.

Shinto has no binding set of dogma, no holiest place for worshipers, no person or kami deemed holiest, and no defined set of prayers. Instead, Shinto is a collection of rituals and methods meant to mediate the relations of living humans and kami. Conversely, Shinto had and continues to have an impact on the practice of other religions within Japan. In particular, one could even make a case for discussing it under the heading of Japanese Buddhism, since these two religions have exercised a profound influence on each other throughout Japanese history. Further, the Japanese "New Religions" that have emerged since the end of the Second World War have also shown a clear Shinto influence.

Shinto was used as a state ideology during the militaristic beginning of the Shōwa period, following the Meiji Restoration. Whether this was because its lack of absolute authority allowed it to be hijacked by radical nationalists, who desired to unify the Japanese people against the "inferior" people in other nations, or was an inevitable outcome of the emphasis Shinto places on Japanese exceptionalism has been much debated. Even today, some far right factions within Japanese society want to see a greater emphasis placed on Shinto and increased reverence shown to the Emperor as part of a project to restore Japan to its "rightful place" as the leading nation of the world.

Ni br penjlsn awal aj bwt Shinto.. Lngkpnya cb bc di Wikipedia

thx maris.. nti pas lg nganggur g buka dhe.. hehe.. males baca inggrisnya..

brb translate yah...

lama neh kayanya gw baca neh post dr maris..

alah, baca aja pada males amat si...
hehe

intinya tu, shinto bukan budhis..
tapi aliran sendiri.