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シモーヌ・ヴェイユ　-重力と恩寵-

JUGEMテーマ：宗教あらゆるもののなかで、外部から、価いなく、不意に、天の恵みのように、求めもしなかったのにやってくるもの、それだけが純粋なよろこびである。同じように、まことの善は、ただ外部からくるので、わたしたちの努力によってもたらされるものでは決してない。わたしたちはどんな場合にも、自分より以上によいものをつくり出すことはできない。だから、実際に善に向かって努力をつくしてみても、それが実を結ぶはずはない。長いむなしい緊張の果てに、ついに絶望におちいり、もはや何ひとつ期待しなくなったときに、...

本の備忘録-こころのことば- | 2014.11.04 Tue 16:47

Oeshiki―memorial services for our three great masters: Nichiren, Nichiryu, and Nissen Shonin

At every HBS temple, a memorial service for each of the three great masters, Nichiren, Nichiryu and Nissen Shonin, is held once a year. This memorial service is called Oeshiki. Each Oeshiki is usually held on Sunday closest to the anniversary of Nichiren, Nichiryu and Nissen Shonin’s death. Each anniversary of the three great masters’s death is as follows: February 25 (Nichiryu Shonin) July 17 (Nissen...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.10.15 Wed 18:46

Jonin-shiki―the promotion ceremony to Noke (rank of master)

Once a year, a memorial service for Nichiren Shonin called Kosoe is held at the head temple Yuseiji on Sunday closest to the anniversary of Nichiren Shonin’s death, October 13. On the day before Kosoe, a promotion ceremony of HBS priests called Jonin-shiki is also held at Yuseiji. These two big events are the autumn traditions in HBS. &nb...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.10.15 Wed 09:09

Yuseiji―the only head temple and central training center of HBS

Yuseiji, the head temple of Honmon Butsuryu Shu, is the oldest temple of all Nichiren Buddhism sects in the Kansai region (south-western half of Japan, including Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe). Originally, it was called Seiryu Zushi (the “green willow shrine”) Honmonji temple and established by Nichiben Shonin in 1308 (the first year of Enkei era) who was one of Nichiren Shonin’s direct disciples. The temple is said to origi...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.10.04 Sat 14:02

Nissen Shonin―the founder of Honmon Butsuryu Shu

Nissen Shonin (Seifu Nagamatsu) was born into the OOJI, a merchant family in Muro-machi, Takoyakushi-dori, Kyoto city at the end of the EDO period, in 1817 (the fourteenth year of Bunka era). He was naturally talented in art and literature, and at his age of nine, his name was in the part of calligraphers and painters on Heian Jinbutsushi, a directory of well-known people in Kyoto of the Edo period. At the young age before 30, he tra...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.10.04 Sat 10:13

Nichiryu Shonin―a reincarnation of Nichiren Shonin

Nichiryu Shonin was born as the son of Hisanori MOMOI, a samurai and Ume no kami (Captain of Umaryo, Right Division of Bureau of Horses) and Tomiko on October 14, 1385 (the fourteenth of the tenth month of the second year of Shitoku period) in Shima village, Imizu-Asai district (present Imizu city, Toyama prefecture). He entered the Buddhist priesthood at Onjoji temple in Asai district at his age of twelve and it was in the midst of the wars between the N...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.09.30 Tue 08:29

Our great master, Nichiren Shonin―Jogyo Bodhisattva reborn

Nichiren Shonin was born in a fisherman family in Kominato on the Boso peninsula, present Chiba prefecture, on February 16, 1222 (the sixteenth of the second month of the fourth year of Jokyu period). On the day of his birth, a lot of Kizui (auspicious omen) occurred: lotus flowers bloomed in the ocean, spring water came out of the garden, etc. At the time he was born, the country was shaken by civil wars and ravaged by epidemics. As he grew up, he began ...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.09.24 Wed 13:55

Arigatogozaimasu―an expression used when HBS members greet each other

When HBS members meet each other, we say Arigatogozaimasu as a daily greeting. It sounds strange to people in general because usual greetings between Japanese themselves are Ohayo (in the morning), Konnichiwa (in the afternoon), and Konbanwa (in the evening). When we thank someone for his or her kindness, we say Arigato or Arigatogozaimasu (polite word of Arigato). Arigato is the word originally derived from Arigatai, which means “(some...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.09.22 Mon 14:53

Kyoke―converting another person to HBS faith, Shakubuku―advising other people to abandon their wrong faith and believe in HBS faith

Nichiren Shonin gives a street preaching at the center of Kamakura. In chapter 16, The Life Span of the Tathagata, of the Lotus Sutra, the Buddha said: “Constantly I have preached the Law, teaching, converting countless millions of living beings, causing them to enter the Buddha way.” [Translated from Chinese.] This statement is expressed as Joseppo-kyoke in Japanese. Joseppo literally means “preac...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.09.21 Sun 19:51

Gohomon―the sermon that improves and enhances the faith in the Odaimoku

Gohomon is the same as sermons that other Buddhist sects’ monks or priests preach. But, its contents are about the faith in the Odaimoku, “the path to Buddhahood (to the Eternal Pure Land).” Go in Gohomon is an honorific prefix, Ho literally means “teachings of the Buddha” and Mon means “a gate to the Buddhahood.” Therefore, Gohomon is a sermon to intr...

Teachings of True Buddhism―Honmon Butsuryu Shu 本門佛立宗 | 2014.09.19 Fri 23:10

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