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The Pure Land Buddhist (Jodo Shinshu) Chanting of Sanbujo and Dharma Message

Chanting and Dharma Talk by: Yuki Sugahara, Resident Minister of Oregon Buddhist Temple. Sanbujo/Three Respectful Calling is written by Shan-tao from 7th century. Jodo Shinshu Buddhists often chant Sanbujo at the beginning of services. It said “we respectfully call upon Tathagata Amida to enter this dojo as we joyfully scatter flower of welcome…” and continue changing the name of Tathagata (Buddha) to Shakyamuni and Tathagata of ten directions. Dojo means the place of practice. So, literal meaning of Sanbujo is that we are respectfully asking all the Buddhas to come to this place. But, my understanding of Buddhism is that… “Tathagata pervades the countless worlds; it fills the hearts and minds of the ocean of all beings.” (CWS, p.461) that we are reminding ourselves of the working of Tathagatas by chanting Sanbujo. This is my understanding that it might be different if you ask other ministers. For more information about Oregon Buddhist Temple and our tradition, please see the link below. Thank you for watching the video. Namo Amida Butsu. Oregon Buddhist Temple（オレゴン仏教会のサイト） https://www.oregonbuddhisttemple.com/ OBT belongs to Buddhist Churches of America, North America district branch of Jodo Shinshu Hongwnaji-ha. We have about 60 temples in mainland US. Buddhist Churches of America（BCA、浄土真宗北米開教区本部のサイト） https://www.buddhistchurchesofamerica... You can download Shin Buddhist Service Book from　（勤行聖典）: https://9fc4db53-98b8-40be-a071-280de... We humbly and gratefully accept your donation to spread the dharma. Thank you for your consideration. （デジタルでもお布施をお預かりいたします。） https://www.powr.io/apps/paypal-butto...