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In Ghostly Japan

Note 7 — Japanese Buddhist Proverbs

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There is an allusion here to the condition of the shukké (priest): literally, “one who has left his house.” The proverb suggests that the higher truths of Buddhism cannot be acquired by those who continue to live in the world of follies and desires.

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