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The Buddha Enters Me and I Enter the Buddha

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Archive region: Buddhism · Practice

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Nyuga ganyu means that Buddha enters me and I enter Buddha: the self and Buddha become one. How can they become one? By unifying Buddha’s body, mouth, and consciousness with one’s own body, mouth, and consciousness.

Source updated 2023-10-20 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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The text describes Buddhist union between one’s body, speech, mind and the Buddha.

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