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Manifesting Our Inherent Buddha Condition

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John Hughes

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Lotus Path

Practicing Buddhism is a lot about opening ourselves up. We open our lives up to self-exploration and discovery. Through this process we weed out those things that prevent us from manifesting our inherent Buddha condition. We nourish the process through our practice of chanting the sutra and the Odaimoku, Namu Myoho Renge Kyo.

Lotus Path: Practicing the Lotus Sutra Volume 1

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