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Can't remember where I found this but thought this would provide some food for thought. RESPECTFULLY RECEIVING A LIFE by Rev. Eiyu Yoshiki We usually say
That is a wonderful experience. Thank you for posting it. I spent two months at a temple in Shinjuku while I was training to become a minister, it was a very
How exciting for you! I lived in Okinawa in Machinato and attended school in Naha many years ago. I have wonderful and fond memories of the island. I think
I had an awesome experience visiting the Nichiren Shu temple in Naha, Okinawa. I went with a friend who showed interest in Nichiren Shu, but we arrived late
... In Buddhism there is an exercise for cultivating loving-kindness. The exercise always begins with arousing a feeling of loving-kindness for oneself. This