Lingaku- temporary manifestation by a buddha (in order to save people); manifested form (often a Shinto deity)Buddhismsee also 本地
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- temporary manifestation by a buddha (in order to save people)
- manifested form (often a Shinto deity)
This meaning refers to a transient appearance or form taken by a Buddha, specifically for the purpose of providing guidance or salvation to sentient beings. It often implies a compassionate act aimed at helping others.
He appeared as a temporary manifestation to save many people.
This meaning relates to the specific appearance or embodiment of a deity, particularly in the context of Shinto beliefs, where gods can manifest in various forms to interact with the world.
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すいじゃく垂迹をあらわす現すto manifest a temporary formすいじゃく垂迹せつ説the theory of temporary manifestationsすいじゃく垂迹かみ神a deity of manifest formすいじゃく垂迹をしんこう信仰するto believe in temporary manifestationsふつ仏のすいじゃく垂迹the temporary manifestation of a Buddhaすいじゃく垂迹のおしえ教えthe teachings of temporary manifestationsかみ神のすいじゃく垂迹the manifestation of a deityすいじゃく垂迹のしんわ神話the mythology of temporary manifestationsしんこう信仰のたいしょう対象としてのすいじゃく垂迹the temporary manifestation as an object of faithじんじゃ神社のすいじゃく垂迹the temporary manifestation associated with a shrine
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