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The Six Great Elements
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The Six Great Elements
Rokudai engi, or “origination from the Six Great Elements,” is a foundational Shingon Buddhist concept—the belief that everything that exists in the universe is composed of the elements of earth, water, fire, wind, air (space), and mind (consciousness). The six albums that make up Japanese keyboardist Masabumi Kíkuchi’s Rokudai series, each one named after and dedicated to one of these elements, were recorded between 1984 and 1987, first release…
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