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7/4/2025, 7:14:48 PM
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It is important to note that Shin is often all pervading in their society, whenever you see an anime about the power of friendship or rules about not using phones on a subway, you are looking at a secularized understanding of Shin Buddhist shinjin or true entrusting. Same with the view of nature. This captures the rough idea from a religious view. Note westerners often get this in an extremely simplifed version found in inaccurate repersentatiosn of Zen Buddhism, but in reality it is found in a shared philosophical tradition called Huayan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUb1SJ7LFAs&t=5s
With that said, the philosophy assumed is shared with other far east asian Buddhist schools and often plays a bit role even in non-Buddhist philosophy in China, Vietnam and elswhere. Specifically it is a Tiantai and Huayan philosophy which kinda systematizes everything. Only a scholar would be expected to know that though. It is a type of metaphysical antifoundationalism.
It is important to note that Shin is often all pervading in their society, whenever you see an anime about the power of friendship or rules about not using phones on a subway, you are looking at a secularized understanding of Shin Buddhist shinjin or true entrusting. Same with the view of nature. This captures the rough idea from a religious view. Note westerners often get this in an extremely simplifed version found in inaccurate repersentatiosn of Zen Buddhism, but in reality it is found in a shared philosophical tradition called Huayan.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUb1SJ7LFAs&t=5s
With that said, the philosophy assumed is shared with other far east asian Buddhist schools and often plays a bit role even in non-Buddhist philosophy in China, Vietnam and elswhere. Specifically it is a Tiantai and Huayan philosophy which kinda systematizes everything. Only a scholar would be expected to know that though. It is a type of metaphysical antifoundationalism.
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