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I don't think Nichiren ever addressed the issue of the armed monks directly, but it was such a regular feature of life at that time that it likely contributed to the perception that we are indeed in the Latter Day when the Buddha Shakyamuni's provisional teachings were no longer efficacious. Getting off topic with the questions of armed monks and the karmic stains of killing. This comes from the Lotus Sutra which you are unfamilair with here read this article by Jan Nattier in Tricycle, I keep posting it so the Tibetan Buddhists/Theravadins have some clue about East Asian Buddhism and our very different philosophical basis: The practitioner does not progressively expunge defilements or accumulate merit by with a view to reaching eventual enlightenment, because all merit is inherit in the daimoku and 'naturally transferred' to the person who embraces it. Stone's brilliant book "Original Enlightenment and the Transformation of Medieval Japanese Buddhism." In the Tiantai view Enlightenment is non-linear.Įnlightenment is a timeless state in which original cause (9 realms) and original effect (Buddhahood) exist simultaneously and for Nichiren practitioners accesible by chanting the Daimoku. You have no clue about Tiantai philosophy or Nichiren's views: I suggest you make a small effort to understand Still, it's probable that killing someone to protect others isn't as bad a kamma as killing so as to steal something from someone or something similarly evil.Īs to exactly how it gets resolved, who can say? Killing human beings is some of the very worst kamma one can do, regardless of the circumstances. Masaru wrote:Even the Burmese conflict is defensive. Nichiren himself stated that he and practitioners would be born in Shakyamuni's pure land of Sacred Eagle Peak, others wish to be reborn as bodhisattvas. I know Queequeg and others can post the appropriate quotes. If you read the sutra it states that those who uphold it will become bodhisattvas and chanting it wipes out bad karma (this is common in East Asian Buddhism). Uan you need to realize that Tibetan Buddhism follows either Yogacara or Indian Madhyamika philosophy and don't much read the Lotus Sutra whereas Nichiren Buddhism follows the Lotus Sutra and the Tendai school, these are East Asian intellectual developments that Tibetan Buddhism isn't a part of. But for most people, conflicts involving killing, and from those people I know who've been in combat, it involves a lot of fear, a fair bit of hatred, anger, contempt, not to mention exhilaration, joy, etc.

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I mean, I get how it might work if you're a bodhisattva on the higher levels of the bhumis, free from all afflictions, etc.

Thanks.So how does karma work in this situation? I mean, if a person kills someone in a conflict, even in defense of Buddhism, at some future point, when they die, is that like a "get out of the consequences of my actions because it was done in the name of Buddha" - free card?

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