In Esoteric Shingon Buddhism, the transfer of esoteric teachings from a master is called an inka or permission, and the certificate of approval is called an inka-sho. In Zen Buddhism, it is also called an inka certificate and is given to disciples along with a portrait of the master as proof that they have mastered the depths of Zen. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
真言密教で奥義の秘法を師から相承することを印可または許可といい,印可の証状が印可状である。禅宗では印可証明とも称し禅の蘊奥をきわめたことの証明としての師の肖像とともに弟子に付与される。
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