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A fundamentalist in the translation and interpretation of the Book of Prophecy (Ofudesaki), as it relates to the world today and in the future.

OFUDESAKI 13-99

Interpretation: When the heart/soul is purified, the mind is also purified. When this occurs, God will provide any blessings.

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OFUDESAKI 13-98

Interpretation: God sees our fates in our hearts/souls.

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OFUDESAKI 13-97

Interpretation: Today most people also do not know the definition and translation of shinjitsu. It is the Original pure mind given from heaven to the first couple that started human beings. It is a mind without regret, covetousness, self-love, greed, … Continue reading →

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OFUDESAKI 13-96

Interpretation: God places illness as guidance, to help us understand what our own hearts/souls do for us, to help us purify our minds.

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OFUDESAKI 13-94

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Fate and its Origin

Somethings to Ponder In the Tenrikyo religion people talk about casaulity or innen to explain why one suffers or have obstacles. We reap what we have sowed appears to be the appropriate phrase. Innen can also be positive fate, resulting in … Continue reading →

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OFUDESAKI 13-93

Interpretation: The occurrences are God’s guidance as illness. God is showing us what our own heart’s/soul’s do for us. By sufferings that occur that are delivered by our own hearts, we can purify our own minds. Ponder your own minds, … Continue reading →

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Is Religion too difficult to Understand?

Somethings to Ponder I hear from so many people that the teaching do not work. I remember reading a Tenrikyo minister’s  sermon at dendocho in los Angeles saying that the teachings are too difficult to convey, and was resigned to … Continue reading →

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OFUDESAKI 13-91

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OFUDESAKI 13-90

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