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 | | Nichikan (1665-1726) was the 26th high priest of Taisekiji Temple and he is considered to be the one who consolidated and systematized the distinct doctrines of Nichiren Shoshu, especially the doctrine that Nichiren Shonin is the Eternal Buddha, not Shakyamuni Buddha. | | | In 1874, Taisekiji Temple became part of the Shoretsu Branch of Nichiren Buddhism by the decree of the new Meiji government. | | | Nikkyo was originally a priest at Juhonji, but he moved to Taisekiji and became Nichiu's disciple. |
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http://www.geocities.com/chris_holte/Buddhism/IssuesInBuddhism/fujischool.html
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| | Nichiren Shu Italia |
| | Taisekiji and consequently the whole of Nichiren Shoshu are derived from the lineage of one of Nichiren Daishonin's major disciples, Nikko Shonin. | | | Interestingly, even though the Taisekiji line of schools and groups believe Nichiren Daishonin to be the True Buddha, Nikko Shonin considered Sakyamuni Buddha to be the Tathagata and Original Master of Buddhism, and Nichiren Daishonin as a Great Bodhisattva, leader of all the Jiyu no Bosatsu, or the Bodhisattvas of the Earth. | | | The Nikko temples, which are either connected or derived from Taisekiji temple, namely Nichiren Shoshu, Shoshin Kai, Kensho Kai and the Soka Gakkai all believe that Sakyamuni Buddha is merely an historical figure in the overall spectrum of Buddhism. |
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http://www.nichirenshueuropa.com/Soka.html
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| | Taisekiji |
| | Taisekiji was founded in 1290 after Nichiren Daishonin's passing, when the second high priest, Nikko Shonin, moved to the broad plain at the foot of Mt. Fuji. | | | Taisekiji is a name deeply revered by Nichiren Shoshu believers the world over. | | | No matter what, be close to the priest who knows the heart of the Lotus Sutra, keep learning from him the truth of Buddhism and continue your journey of faith. |
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http://www.tozan.com/NST/taisekiji.html
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| | Stone Names Taisekiji Priests who went to Tendai Shu |
| | Taisekiji went back to Tendai Shu Esoteric Buddhism during the medieval age. | | | Stone, in her latest book, names the Taisekiji Priests who went over to Mt. Hiei (the traditional center of the Tendai Sect): "Fuji interaction with Tendai institutions are less easy to document than in the case of Minobu, but they nevertheless occurred. | | | However, most of them have thrown off this form of curruption since the the begining of the modern age when the entire Gosho was better circulated and forged texts were exposed as inauthentic. |
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http://www.talkaboutreligion.com/group/alt.religion.buddhism.nichiren/messages/260682.html
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| | LIAR, CAJOLER AND SCHEMER Masatomo Yamazaki and Soka Gakkai |
| | In the 15 century, Taisekiji was sold to the landlord, while 9th HP Nichi-u was away for the trip to spread the teaching (see an Interview with 59th HP Nichiko; Daibyaku Renge, November issue of 1956). | | | During the time of 26th HP Nichikan, all slanderous teachings were refuted, teaching regained purity and Taisekiji was rejuvenated. | | | However, during the Edo and Meiji eras, Taisekiji lost the original spirit, and similar to other sects, became a funeral conducting religion. |
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http://members.aol.com/nichiheret/nichiren_shoshu/shoshuht.htm
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| | He later entrusted Taisekiji to His successor, Nichimoku Shonin, while He stayed in nearby Omosu and founded a seminary for the training of priests. | | | The establishment of Taisekiji at Mount Fuji was in accordance with Nichiren Daishonin's will and was essential in order to provide a sanctuary in keeping with the Three Great Secret Laws of True Buddhism. | | | This was an expression of His conviction as the one person who could protect and realize the purpose of True Buddhism. |
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http://www.nichirenshoshumyoshinji.org/ScheduleData/Ceremonies/Koshie.htm
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| | Sgi_DaiG |
| | Taisekiji has used the closedate of this letter (1279) to back it's claims for the date of the Ita Mandara. | | | Taisekiji says that it was carved on Mt. Shichimenzan, near Minobusan, by Nippo, a well known sculptor. | | | In other words, the most learned Taisekiji priest of this century, with access to all the resources of Taisekiji, could not come up with any historical source for this person. |
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http://www.geocities.com/cultawareness/itamandaranst.html
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| | Nichiren Shoshu Taisekiji Infomation |
| | It was completed in 1522 during the time of the 12th High Priest Nitchin Shonin of Taisekiji. | | | This image was made by Echizen Hokyo Kai'e at the time of Taisekiji's 6th High Priest, Nichiji Shonin. | | | The Reception Hall was first founded by Taisekiji's 9th High Priest Nichiu Shonin, and with the passage of time, it has been rebuilt several times. |
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http://www.nsglobalnet.jp/page/taisekiji_infomation/taisekiji_infomation.htm
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| | Religious Movements Homepage: Nichiren Shoshu |
| | Founder: Nichiren Daishonin, a Buddhist priest who completed the entire study of Buddhism, founded the main philosophy of the group by realizing and establishing "True Buddhism." Nichiren Shoshu as one of the Nichiren School's sects. | | | Taisekiji contended that Ikeda had doubts about the Head Priest, accusing him of corruption and abuse of power. | | | Therefore, excommunication of Soka Gakkai was necessary to save "the sanctity of Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism." This tension was especially increased with the appearance of Daisaku Ikeda as a leader of Soka Gakkai in 1960s. |
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http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/NRMS_unedit/nichiren.html
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| | Fundamentals Page 5 |
| | Taisekiji is the fundamental sanctuary of faith and practice for the entire Nichiren Shoshu priesthood and laity. | | | The place where the Dai-Gohonzon is enshrined and the High Priest resides is the central place of Nichiren Daishonin’s Buddhism. | | | It is a most important practice that we make a pilgrimage to Taisekiji and do Gongyo to the Dai-Gohonzon under the conduction of the High Priest. |
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http://www.nstmyosenji.org/Introduction/Fundamentals%205.htm
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| | Usenet Archive |
| | Nikko Shonin: Noblest School of Buddhism for Kosen Rufu, the 26 Admonitions describing the Fuji School at Taisekiji (not to be confused with Nichiren Shoshu Minobu Sect), and the transcription of the Daishonin's lectures on the Lotus Sutra as the Ongi Kuden. | | | ALL Nichiren branches referred to themselves as being part of the Nichiren Sect of Buddhism. | | | Actually the history of Taisekiji names I have given is exactly correct, I will furnish you references on that, as well. |
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http://usenet.best-buy-online.com/Dir5/File379.html
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| | Robin Beck: Authentic Nichiren Mandara Part XV?: Preview of the Yashiro Kunishige Memorial Daimandara |
| | The Yashiro Daimandara that Taisekiji asserts is the DG is dated October 12 1279. | | | You won't be surprised to know that Taisekiji's 26th chief priest Nichikan wrote the "Exegesis of the Kanjin Honzon-sho" (Kanjin Honzon-sho Mondan). | | | I say "Oishigahara Taisekiji" to distinguish it from present-day "Fujinomiya Taisekiji" which is an entirely different location. |
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http://www.fraughtwithperil.com/blogs/rbeck/archives/000483.html
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| | DaiGohonzon of Taiseki-ji: Gohonzon Gallery |
| | The first mention of the Dai-Gohonzon is during the tenure of Nichiu, the ninth high priest of Taisekiji. | | | More specifically the legend states that a priest named Hakken-bo, one of Nikko's disciples, carried it on his back and that it was later deposited at Taisekiji. | | | In any case, the story of Yashiro Kunishige bestowing the Dai-Gohonzon contradicts the story that it was kept at Mt. Minobu until Hakken-bo carried it there on his back when Nikko left for the environs of Mt. Fuji. |
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http://nichirenscoffeehouse.net/Gohonzon/DaiGohonzon.html
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| | The Orthodoxy Question |
| | Taisekiji Temple preserves the so-called "Two-Transfer Documents." According to the Dictionary of Buddhist Terms and Concepts, published by Nichiren Shôshû International Center in 1983, these documents are: 1. | | | Nichiren Ichigo Guhô Fuzoku Shû written by Nichiren at Minobu in September 1282, in which Nichiren transferred the entirety of his teachings to Nikkô and entrusted him with the mission of propagating true Buddhism, and 2. | | | It is interesting to see that Nichidô (1283-1341), the fourth Chief Priest of Taisekiji Temple, clearly states in his Nikkô Shônin Goden Sôan (The Biography of Nikkô) that Nikkô stayed at Minobu for three years, not for six years. |
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| | Nichiren Shoshu - Enpsychlopedia |
| | Its head temple, Taisekiji, is located on the lower slopes of Mt. | | | Nichiren Shōshū claims Nichiren as its founder through his disciple Nikk&( 1246 – 1333), the founder of the school's Head Temple Taisekiji. | | | The Dai-Gohonzon is enshrined in a sanctuary ( kaidan ; often called an "ordination platform" in other Buddhist schools) at Taisekiji. |
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http://www.grohol.com/psypsych/Nichiren_Shoshu
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| | JOW HOP KEUN Gung Fu Inc., a Gung Fu Studio in Silver Spring, Maryland |
| | Each Nichiren Shoshu temple is solemnly endowed with the Three Treasures of True Buddhism the Buddha, the Law and the Priesthood, and centers around the Gohonzon which has been inscribed and transmitted down from the time of Nichiren Daishonin through the ages to the present. | | | Today all the believers of Nichern Shoshu throughout the world fervently wish and love to make pilgrimages to Taisekiji which has developed into a Great Dojo (the place to practice True Buddhism) and a fountainhead for the movement of worldwide Kosen-Rufu. | | | At this time including the Head Temple Taisekiji, Nichiren Shoshu has 724 temples throughout Japan; additionally, overseas there are a total of eight temples in the following countries the United States of America, Brazil, and Spain and four representative offices in the Republic of China (Taiwan) and France. |
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http://www.jowhopkuen.com/about/philosophy.htm
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| | Resource Library/SGI Newsletter |
| | Daisaku Ikeda as if he is the true Buddha and views Taisekiji as an enemy. | | | The believers of the Nichiren Shu Denomination of Minobu worship Shakyamuni as the true Buddha and claim that teachings of Nichiren Daishonin do not include the doctrine of the Transmission from one single individual (High Priest) to another. | | | Even if followers of the Nichiren Shu Sect pray day and night to a mandala inscribed by the Daishonin, it is evident that they will never be able to attain enlightenment. |
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http://www.sokaspirit.org/resource/newsletter_37.shtml
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| | Yamazaki's plot to destroy Soka Gakkai |
| | At this meeting, Yamazaki instigated Minobu priests to attack Taisekiji using ITAHONZON GISAKURON (A Doubt on the Authenticity of the Dai-Gohonzon; a book published by Minobu scholar Bentetsu Yasui; this book was refuted thoroughly by Nichiren Shoshu 66th High Priest Nittatsu). | | | Minobu Priests worshipped at MIEIDO of Taisekiji in September 1997 | | | Kaido Seki (an influential priest of Nichiren Shoshu who was involved in drafting "Operation C.") was worshipping at Tanjoji (the birth place for "Nichiren Shonin" of Nichiren Shu) in Chiba in March 1995. |
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http://www.mindspring.com/~sonoda/yz.htm
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| | Famous Quotes from High Priests of Taisekiji |
| | "The Taisekiji school is the denomination which recieved it's transmission from the Daishonin, so the followers of this school must be sufficiently versed in the Gosho. | | | The doctrines in the depths of the Gosho are handed down by the **successive High Priests,** the great principles of those teachings **must be learned from a teacher**, and the disciples must not even for a moment adhere to their own views." | | | In his "Commentary on the Kegi Sho", the fifty-ninth High Priest of Taisekiji, Nichiko Hori |
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http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/jqpublic/famquotes.html
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| | March Oko |
| | The Head Temple, Taisekiji, is the foremost sacred place in the entire world, where the Dai-Gohonzon, the ultimate source of the attainment of Buddhahood for all humanity, is enshrined, and where the High Priest, who possesses the life blood conferred to only one person since the Daishonin, dwells. | | | Therefore, when we Nichiren Shoshu priests and believers make a pilgrimage to the Head Temple, Taisekiji, we humbly use the word “Tozan,” which means, “to climb to the head temple.” The word “Tozan” is not used to mean a visit to a local temple. | | | Actually, “zan” is only part of the word “honzan,” which is literally translated as “head temple.” The head is the highest place on the body. |
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http://www.nstmyosenji.org/_private/sermons/2002/maroko02.htm
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| | Experience of Craig Bratcher |
| | I am a living testament to the fact that everything the SGI has reported concerning Taisekiji is pure and unadulterated lies. | | | However, most SGI members have been tricked into recieving a photocopy in lieu of their sanctioned Gohonzon and thus, put themselves into the category of any number of tourists that visit Taisekiji each year, barred from Gokaihi. | | | If one wants to meet the Dai-Gohonzon, if one has not discarded his/her Gohonzon recieved from NST, they are all welcome. |
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http://ww2.netnitco.net/users/jqpublic/cb.html
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| | Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism |
| | A young believer, whose father began practicing Buddhism at the behest of Nichiren Daishonin, donated the land to the Second High Priest Nikko Shonin. | | | Relying on a step-by-step summary of the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha and Nichiren Daishonin, this booklet explains - for those willing to explore this practice - why the path of Nichiren Daishonin, as preserved by Nichiren Shoshu, should be considered superior to all others. | | | It is also where denominational relics, including a sizable collection of original writings by Nichiren Daishonin, have been carefully preserved. |
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http://www.nichirenshoshumyoshinji.org/Introduction/Introduction.htm
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| | Opening Ceremony |
| | I am certain that you are profoundly touched by the magnificence of Taisekiji, behind which Mt. Fuji, the highest and best known mountain in Japan, looms majestically. | | | I strongly feel the True Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin is steadily spreading throughout the world. | | | And because you have recited the sutra and chanted Daimoku before the Dai-Gohonzon of the High Sanctuary, your sins from the infinite past will be immediately eradicated and your lives will be filled with boundless benefits. |
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http://www.nsglobalnet.jp/page/shinyo/30/03.htm
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| | Rev. Ryuei: Something from Marc Strumpf that I liked |
| | Furthermore, they and the SGI continue to spread slander in regard to the other five major disciples of Nichiren and in presenting Nikko as they do, they effectively slander him and the legitimate representative of his lineage at Kitayama Honmonji. | | | So I do not see this as mindless bashing but more like a humorous telling it like it is. I am sorry this offends partisans of the Taisekiji view (in the Shoshu and SGI) but I am offended by the Taisekiji view itself which I think is idolatrous and un-Buddhist. | | | I am willing to discuss specific claims in a civilized manner but I feel no obligation to pay any reverence to those claims, anymore than I would bow down and kiss the ring of a Catholic pope or bishop. |
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http://www.fraughtwithperil.com/blogs/ryuei/archives/000566.html
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| | Robin Beck: Authentic Nichiren Mandara Part XV?: More: Preview of the Yashiro Kunishige Memorial Daimandara |
| | Honmon Shoshu believes the Yashiro Kunishige Memorial Daimandara was transferred to wood in the 16th{?} century and later became confused with the Daigohonzon, which is the Red Pine Mannen Kugo Dai(go)honzon, eye-opened on the same date in 1279, and the same face image as the Daihonzon of 1274. | | | None of these see the Taisekiji Ita Mandala as especially significant, some even see it as a possible forgery, intended to asssert Taisekiji authority over the other temples. | | | And I presently disagree with some of the interpretations of Honmon Shoshu, like Nichiren as the Eternal Buddha/Father of the Juryo Chapter. |
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http://www.fraughtwithperil.com/blogs/rbeck/archives/000493.html
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| | Mokushi-e |
| | Nanjo Tokimitsu, who offered the land for Taisekiji, was Nichimoku Shonin’s uncle, and Nichido Shonin, the fourth High Priest, was Nichimoku Shonin’s nephew. | | | This lodging temple is called “Renzo-bo,” and it was Nichimoku Shonin’s own lodging temple, which he himself built when Taisekiji was established 705 years ago. | | | At the Head Temple, there is a lodging temple with a beautiful Japanese garden. |
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http://www.nstmyosenji.org/_private/sermons/1999/Mokushie99.htm
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| | along the middle path ... Shakyamuni Buddha |
| | there is no such thing as a "true Buddha," either one is a Buddha or one isn't, there is no "false Buddha." the Taisekiji branch believes that Nichiren is the "True Buddha," saying that because he inscribed the Gohonzon, he must be superior to Shakyamuni, and therefore the only "true" Buddha. | | | it's a misleading term made up by the Taisekiji branch of Nichiren Buddhism (Nichiren Shoshu, and by association, Soka Gakkai International). | | | They then discard Shakyamuni, which has the action of discarding the Eternal Buddha, and thus invalidating their entire set of beliefs. |
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http://karmagrrl.asarian-host.net/buddha.html
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| | koshi-e |
| | Chief Priest of Myorenji Temple near Taisekiji, wrote in, “Observation of the Refuting of Five Major Disciples”: | | | No matter how superior the Daishonin’s achievements, behavior, and substance of guidance were, if he had no disciple who correctly accepted and embraced them, this True Buddhism would never been transmitted down to today. | | | At that time, both temples had defected from Taisekiji. |
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| | Soka Gakkai Dictionary of Buddhism: Taiseki-ji |
| | In 1332 Nikko officially appointed Nichimoku chief priest of Taisekiji. | | | Nichiu (1402-1482), the ninth chief priest, restored stability to Taiseki-ji for a time, but in the ensuing centuries it saw further periods of decline and recovery. | | | Nichigo then claimed ownership of the Renzo-bo, previously Nichimoku's lodging temple, and its environs, stating that Nichimoku had willed it to him. |
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http://www.sgi-usa.org/buddhism/library/sgdb/lexicon.cgi?tid=1685
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| | Nichirenists and Christians in Japan -- Schisms and Setbacks |
| | As one mildly familiar with Japanese Buddhism and post-war religious movements in that land, the news came as a surprise and almost a shock. | | | The e-mail response to my inquiry to the Information Office of the Soka Gakkai in Tokyo was straightforward: Nichiren Shoshu High Priest Nikken Abe had carried out his threat to raze the Shohondo (Grand Worship Hall) at Taisekiji head temple grounds located at the foot of Mt. Fuji. | | | In 1972 a program of building and beautification at the temple grounds in Taisekiji culminated in the dedication of the state-of-the-art Shohondo. |
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| | The Truth About NST Activities on the Internet -- refuting the lies on the SG-eye.com website |
| | Kitayama maintained contact with Taisekiji until about 1590; and during a government-ordered consolidation of Buddhist Sects in 1876, it joined into a federation with Taisekiji and six other Nichiren sects. | | | When a priest named Nichigo got into a land dispute with the fourth high priest Nichido (c. | | | Nichigo eventually left Taisekiji with a Gohonzon inscribed by the Daishonin, and founded Myohonji temple, which later became the main temple of the Hommon Shu. |
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http://www.gakkaionline.net/NST-TRuth/SGTI2.html
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| | Historical Documentation of Nichiren Shoshu |
| | High Priest and other priests have been visiting the branch temples to encourage lay believers to save up to augment the national wealth and increase production. | | | High Priest Nikkyo Suzuki led a solemn Buddhist-style ceremony in the presence of the other high ranking priests. | | | With the young reverend Akita urging his fellow priests to extend their activities beyond religious service and participate in war efforts, Nichiren Shoshu Taisekiji has been taking the initiative on the front line of ideological war. |
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| | Excerpt: Soka Gakkai |
| | More recently the rupture between SG and the Shoshu priesthood was consummated when High Priest Nikken ordered the destruction of the Great Reception Hall (1995) and then the Great Main Temple (1998), both constructed under President Ikeda. | | | Abe Nikken, sixty-seventh high priest of Nichiren Shoshu's Taisekiji temple complex | | | The version of the Gohonzon in question was copied from a scroll transcribed in 1720 by Nichikan, the twenty-sixth high priest of Taisekiji, based on the original Daigohonzon present in Taisekiji. |
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http://www.signaturebooks.com/excerpts/soka.htm
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| | The Association For Contemplating Exiting SGI |
| | We would like all SGI members in the world to understand that SGI is the gCulth by observing throughout this homepage and hope that all present SGI members should return to the Head Temple Taisekiji as the Hokkeko member in order to proceed to enjoy the true happiness throughout your life. | | | Did they try to change their attitude on faith correctly toward Head Temple Taisekiji? | | | Daisaku Ikeda and SGI organization have caused all kind of harassment against Head Temple Taisekiji but also many local Nichiren Shoshu Temples throughout the world that includes all kind of intentional lawsuit. |
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| | E-sangha, Buddhist Forum and Buddhism Forum > Gohonzons |
| | In any case, I sort of thought that you were referring to those documents Taisekiji kept secret until Nichiko Hori's time: Seven teachings on the Gohonzon from Master to Disciple, which is alleged to be Nichiren& oral instructions to Nikko Shonin, and Hyaku Roka Sho. | | | These documents, which used to be views pretty much just by the High Priests, are also considered very dubious by scholars, who see them as pretty much like those found in other Nichiren lineages -- concoctions to validate the lineage post hoc. | | | Jun 18 2004, 09:23 AM Mark may be referring to some documents that are specifically part of the Taisekiji lineage. |
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http://www.lioncity.net/buddhism/lofiversion/index.php/t2348-100.html
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| | Nikken sect schemes to merge with Minobu |
| | Such association, which would never have been seen during the days of the former high priest, Nittatsu Hosoi, strongly indicates the Nichiren Shoshu priesthood's fundamental loss of Taiseki-ji's founding spirit. | | | Since 1994, in more than a dozen documented instances, Nichiren Shoshu priests and officials have visited Minobu temples, and Minobu priests have visited Taisekiji. | | | Neglecting the Daishonin's guidance to respect the Gohonzon as the sole object of devotion, Minobu allows the Gohonzon to be peddled to tourists. |
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| | Thus the tradition was established in Nichiren Shoshu to read the "Rissho Ankoku Ron" and other letters and treatise of remonstration called Moshi-jo during the Oeshiki Ceremony to remind us of this tradition and our pledge to accomplish Kosen-rufu. | | | The ceremony is performed in the local temples or propagation centers in the world in October, while Taisekiji celebrates in November. | | | This ceremony is celebrated by local temples at a different time than at Taisekiji. |
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http://www.nichirenshoshumyoshinji.org/ScheduleData/Ceremonies/Oeshiki.htm
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| | To: Nikken Abe, of Nichiren Shoshu Minobu Sect, at Taisekiji. ). |
| | Nichiren Shoshu must immediately abandon the pretense of being followers of Nikko Shonin, and move to Mt. Minobu, where they and you belong. | | | The only difference between Nichiren Shu and Nichiren Shoshu, is the "Sho", and that character is clearly a lie. | | | Do not think that you can join Taisekiji or the Fuji School to the Federation of Nichiren Groups and then to the Nichiren Shu Minobu Sect, because attempting that will bring immediate disaster upon you and everyone who is attached to you. |
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http://www.talkaboutreligion.com/group/alt.religion.buddhism.nichiren/messages/267968.html
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| | Because the SGI had sincere faith that they were, however, and even though they lied about leaving Nichiren Shu and the Five Senior Priests behind when they formed Nichiren Shoshu, they were adequate to allow the formation of the SGI with the true spirit of Nikko's School. | | | Without any announcement or even giving any warning, the news will come out that Taisekiji has re-merged with Nichiren Shu, under the Minobu Sect temple hierarchy (hon-matsu ji). | | | They will constantly refrain: "We have to save the Daishonin's Buddhism, preserve and protect the DaiGohonzon !!!" Every last dollar will be collected and sent to Taisekiji, draining the teamples around the world to the point of poverty, by threats of being cut off, and selling some of the valuable properties outright. |
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http://usenet.best-buy-online.com/dir5/File380.html
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| | Nichiren Shoshu Coffeehouse Links |
| | On the right is the phrase "Those who vex and trouble [the practitioners of the Law] will have their heads split into seven pieces." While on the left is, "Those who make offerings will gain good fortune surpassing the ten honorable titles [of the Buddha]." | | | This Gohonzon was transcribed by Nittatsu Shonin, the 66th High Priest of Taisekiji and Nichiren Shoshu, who is remembered by many to have always had a smile upon his face. | | | It is the 2nd most common Mandala in Nichiren Shoshu, though it has vitually disappeared amongst its active membership in the past decade, in many cases being replaced with a larger silk Nikken Gohonzon. |
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http://campross.crosswinds.net/NShoshu.html
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| | FAQ on Nichiren Buddhism |
| | He choose to leave Minobu and on his travels founded Taisekiji at the base of Mt. Fuji. | | | Nikko Shonin is buried at the latter temple, which is maintained by Nichiren Shu. | | | After some years at Taisekiji, Nikko Shonin again became dissatisfied and left. |
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http://www.nichirenshuflorida.org/NichirenShuBuddhismSects.htm
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| | Nichiren Shoshu Taisekiji Newsletter |
| | Shido Ogawa, leading priest of Myokanko, is now closely related with the Rev. Junei Sato of Shima-bo of Minobu. | | | Shido Ogawa of Rikyo-bo at Taisekiji is deeply involved in the costruction of Minobu temple | | | Nikken’s real intention is merely to destroy every buildings which were built by Nittatsu Shonin!!!" |
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http://members.aol.com/kachiyuke/nichiren-shoshu-corruption
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| | Historical Documentations of Nichiren Shoshu |
| | Now is the time for us to stand up - As the successors of Nichiren who warned of a national crisis in the Rissho Ankoku Ron, the priests headed by High Priest Nikkyo Suzuki of Nichiren Shoshu Head Temple Taisekiji of Ueno Village at the foot of Mt.. | | | Priests join laity in cutting down additional trees for contribution at Taisekiji | | | Fuji have stood up resolutely to provide timber for aircrafts and ships. |
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