Whether you feel happy or not depends on "A view of life and death (view of religion)".（幸福を決定づけるのは死生観。）
日本語版：「幸せってなんだっけ？」
What is happiness? What? a state of mind.
How can I be happy? That said,
Anyone can think of momentary happiness.
If money and time were limitless. You eat, drink, have sex with someone you like, spend money on a trip, buy a car, land, or house, become a president or owner, buy stock certificates, earn money through shareholder dividends, and then move to a southern island to live in peace.
If you leave it as it is, some people feel it is not enough.
At last, he started to take stimulant drugs.
That's the limit of what a layman's imagination can think of.
After climbing up, all you have to do is to fall headlong.
Greed and pleasure disappear in an instant.
If you prepare a number so that it doesn't disappear in a moment, and so that you can enjoy the moment over and over again in a short time, you will get tired of the pleasure, and in fact become more and more painful.
Don't you get sick and have a headache if you drink too much? That's it.
"If it is pleasant to drink, let him drink till he is painful."
There was such an episode in the manga "Kitō no Haritetsu", but I love it.
Now that we've derailed, we go back,
In other words, momentary pleasure does not always lead to happiness.
Happiness doesn't mean that.
So what should we do?
not momentary or physical desires,
Spiritual happiness determines a rich life. Humans move with their hearts.
And I think that's what we need to do to make life richer,
What should I do if I want to be happy?
Whether you feel happy or not depends on "A view of life and death (view of religion)".
What is a soul? What is a human being? I learned something like that.
Okay, it depends on how you prepare.
If we don't solve this problem, we will suffer from "fear of death" at any time.
The desire for physical pleasures is primarily due to the constant fear of it.
A great monk said Jodo Shinshu is "anthropology" rather than "Religion".
You don't have to do anything difficult from the beginning even though it's study.
All you have to do at first is just recite the nenbutsu. Say, "namuamidabutsu".
That is the basic form.
You may enter from the shape. From there, what is Amida? What is Buddhism? What is Jodo Shinshu? and
You can deepen your interest and knowledge little by little.
And as you learn to appreciate,
After that, you and your surroundings slowly become brighter.
As if the sun were rising.
In doing so,
and say, "Death is like the molting of a cicada."
so that the matter of death is lightly accepted.
I believe that the Jodo Shinshu Sect can point to this in one way: to live a happy life by learning from both Amida and his nenbutsu buddha, looking forward to one day.
What is happiness? What? a state of mind.
How can I be happy? That said,
Anyone can think of momentary happiness.
If money and time were limitless. You eat, drink, have sex with someone you like, spend money on a trip, buy a car, land, or house, become a president or owner, buy stock certificates, earn money through shareholder dividends, and then move to a southern island to live in peace.
If you leave it as it is, some people feel it is not enough.
At last, he started to take stimulant drugs.
That's the limit of what a layman's imagination can think of.
After climbing up, all you have to do is to fall headlong.
Greed and pleasure disappear in an instant.
If you prepare a number so that it doesn't disappear in a moment, and so that you can enjoy the moment over and over again in a short time, you will get tired of the pleasure, and in fact become more and more painful.
Don't you get sick and have a headache if you drink too much? That's it.
"If it is pleasant to drink, let him drink till he is painful."
There was such an episode in the manga "Kitō no Haritetsu", but I love it.
Now that we've derailed, we go back,
In other words, momentary pleasure does not always lead to happiness.
Happiness doesn't mean that.
So what should we do?
not momentary or physical desires,
Spiritual happiness determines a rich life. Humans move with their hearts.
And I think that's what we need to do to make life richer,
What should I do if I want to be happy?
Whether you feel happy or not depends on "A view of life and death (view of religion)".
What is a soul? What is a human being? I learned something like that.
Okay, it depends on how you prepare.
If we don't solve this problem, we will suffer from "fear of death" at any time.
The desire for physical pleasures is primarily due to the constant fear of it.
A great monk said Jodo Shinshu is "anthropology" rather than "Religion".
You don't have to do anything difficult from the beginning even though it's study.
All you have to do at first is just recite the nenbutsu. Say, "namuamidabutsu".
That is the basic form.
You may enter from the shape. From there, what is Amida? What is Buddhism? What is Jodo Shinshu? and
You can deepen your interest and knowledge little by little.
And as you learn to appreciate,
After that, you and your surroundings slowly become brighter.
As if the sun were rising.
In doing so,
and say, "Death is like the molting of a cicada."
so that the matter of death is lightly accepted.
I believe that the Jodo Shinshu Sect can point to this in one way: to live a happy life by learning from both Amida and his nenbutsu buddha, looking forward to one day.
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