The Religion of the Samurai
The Religion of the Samurai
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It is the crystallizationof ethical truths, distilled through long experiences from timeimmemorial to this day. We can safely approve Edwin Arnold, as hesays: "Lo I as hid seed shoots after rainless years, So good and evil, pains and pleasures, hatesAnd loves, and all dead deeds come forth again, Bearing bright leaves, or dark, sweet fruit or sour. " Longfellow also says: "No action, whether foul or fair, Is ever done, but it leaves somewhereA record-as a blessing or a curse. " 9. Retribution[F...N#220] in the Past, the Present, and the Future Life.
Then a question suggests itself: If there be no soul that survivesbody (as shown in the preceding chapter), who will receive theretributions of our actions in the present life? To answer thisquestion, we have to restate our conviction that life is one and thesame; in other words, the human beings form one life or oneself--that is to say, our ancestors in the past formed man's pastlife. We ourselves now form man's present life, and our posteritywill form the future life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the crystallizationof ethical truths, distilled through long experiences from timeimmemorial to this day. We can safely approve Edwin Arnold, as hesays: "Lo I as hid seed shoots after rainless years, So good and evil, pains and pleasures, hatesAnd loves, and all dead deeds come forth again, Bearing bright leaves, or dark, sweet fruit or sour. " Longfellow also says: "No action, whether foul or fair, Is ever done, but it leaves somewhereA record-as a blessing or a curse. " 9. Retribution[F...N#220] in the Past, the Present, and the Future Life.
Then a question suggests itself: If there be no soul that survivesbody (as shown in the preceding chapter), who will receive theretributions of our actions in the present life? To answer thisquestion, we have to restate our conviction that life is one and thesame; in other words, the human beings form one life or oneself--that is to say, our ancestors in the past formed man's pastlife. We ourselves now form man's present life, and our posteritywill form the future life.
What to read after The Religion of the Samurai?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nukariya Kaiten to read onlineMoreLess
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