What term did Nichiren use to describe the Buddha-nature accessible to all?
Anuttara-samyak-sambodhi
Tathagatagarbha
Myoho-Renge
Dharmakaya
Answer
Nichiren described the Buddha-nature accessible to all as "Myoho-Renge." This term represents the universal law of cause and effect, which is embodied in the Lotus Sutra. By practicing Nichiren Buddhism, followers believe they can tap into this Buddha-nature and attain enlightenment.
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