ki-ho-ittai (ki-ho-ittai)

(Language: Japanese)

Short Description: Signifying the oneness of the Buddha or dharma and all beings, or foolish beings.

Long Description: A term used in Shin Buddhism signifying the oneness of the Buddha or dharma and all beings, or foolish beings.

Sources: Living in Amida’s Universal Vow: Essays in Shin Buddhism, by Alfred Bloom