Re: Sanskrit Symbol HUM - Buddhism transcending culture
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Get yourselves up to Hieizan at kyoto and get a dose of tendaishu.
It is one hardcore sect!
(Dont go if you cant handle a few hours of seiza without moving.)
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that not in the first sentence is meant to be a Now* =O But seriously all in all, thank you both for the information. After i graduate, serve some military time, make a little money, ill fly to Tokyo and see if i can attend UOT!
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I think I'm going to become Buddhist after this =O I'm not gonna go find my own HUM! Thank you BOTH for the information, it was very useful and im saving both of these vids as a reminder of another step i take into becoming more intertwined with the Asian cultures.
I may only be 18 and still vulnerable to society as I plan and plan to make a future for myself containing traveling to Tokyo and immersing myself with nuclear chemistry, but that doesn't mean im not my own person and can choose. =)
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Sick! I loved this video. When I posted that vid on my channel I thought, "Hmm, will anyone really know what I'm talking about? Does this vid have too narrow an audience to post?" But I'm so glad that you enjoyed it. And I love seeing american young Buddhist peeps. It's funny, because I was actually just having a conversation with my mom last night on the differences between theravada and mahayana buddhism.
She basically boiled it down for me that mahayana is more about emptiness, and theravada is more about egolessness. Soooo... haha, that's a pretty broad statement. Wow, Buddhism can't be summed up in little sentences. Anyway, the way I write the sanskrit symbol is actually kind of weird. I like to curve it in ways that it's actually not supposed to be, haha. But that's how I love to write it. You should make a vid of you drawing some sanskrit on a wall, too!!
MissHannahMinx 2 years ago
It's always the Japanese students that are Buddhist, isn't it? =p Your mom summed it up pretty well I think and it's cool to see that she took the time to know about the different schools! I look at it as a different expression at most, and it's totally interesting. The way you write is fine, it's personal that way like a signature. You know, I probably will do some Sanskrit calligraphy on video...plus some intense kanji, haha!
DhammaDan 2 years ago