Mahayana Buddhism (n.) jiggles the key until it turns smoothly, where the Pali Canon would force the door to nirvana by sheer effort.
Mahayana Buddhism (n.) did not arise to feed the Indian appetite for metaphysics but to deal with the practical psychological problems of walking the Buddha's way.
Mahayana Buddhism (n.) is one of the two main branches of Buddhism, emphasizing compassion and the ideal of the bodhisattva.
Mahayana Buddhism (n.) is totally wrong. For the free one, the enlightened one, are needed enormous, unfree, dark masses.
Pure Land Buddhism (n.) is usually dismissed as a concession to human nature, which wants supernatural beings to do what men are too lazy and frightened to do for themselves.
Shin Buddhism (n.) and the Lankavatara Sutra offer two doctrines but one psychological experience: all beings are already saved, already in Nirvana.
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