Amitabha a Story of Buddhist Theology
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55 that I shall exist after my death. But these other incarnations of mine are after all other than myself, other at least than my present ex istence. I understand very well that I am a reproduction of the life impulses that preceded me, and that I shall continue in subsequent re productions of my karma. But I feel my pres ent self to be the form of this life which will pass away, and I yearn for a union with that eternal substratum of all life which will never pass away/ Kanishka said : "While... I was ill I had occa sion to meditate on the problem of life and life s relation to death. Once I was dreaming ; and in the dream I was not Prince Kanishka, but a king, not King of Gandhara, but of some unknown country, and I was leading my men in battle ; and it happened, as in the case of my brother, that I was victorious, and the hostile army before me turned in wild flight, but in the moment of victory a dying enemy shot an arrow at me which pierced my heart, and I knew my end was come. There was a pang of death, but it was not an unpleasant sensation, for my last thought was: Death in battle is 56 AMITABHA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55 that I shall exist after my death. But these other incarnations of mine are after all other than myself, other at least than my present ex istence. I understand very well that I am a reproduction of the life impulses that preceded me, and that I shall continue in subsequent re productions of my karma. But I feel my pres ent self to be the form of this life which will pass away, and I yearn for a union with that eternal substratum of all life which will never pass away/ Kanishka said : "While... I was ill I had occa sion to meditate on the problem of life and life s relation to death. Once I was dreaming ; and in the dream I was not Prince Kanishka, but a king, not King of Gandhara, but of some unknown country, and I was leading my men in battle ; and it happened, as in the case of my brother, that I was victorious, and the hostile army before me turned in wild flight, but in the moment of victory a dying enemy shot an arrow at me which pierced my heart, and I knew my end was come. There was a pang of death, but it was not an unpleasant sensation, for my last thought was: Death in battle is 56 AMITABHA.
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