Category Archives: karma
The Pure mind
Understanding and Removing Negative Thoughts: A Closer Look Through the Ofudesaki In the Ofudesaki, God tells us to remove our negative thoughts. When our minds become pure, only joy will arise from our own souls, and we will feel spirited and full of life. … Continue reading
Reincarnation and Karma
This post is from yesterday. I feel that the message in this post is important to understand. Please share with others. The Service that is mentioned in the Ofudesaki is the Youki-tsutome. It is not the Yorozuyo and the … Continue reading
A Prayer to Save the World
The Service that is mentioned in the Ofudesaki is the Youki-tsutome. It is not the Yorozuyo and the 12 dances that Oyasama created. It is the Youki-tsutome that God wants us to perform. This is the Service that will help … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 3-2
OFUDESAKI 17-12
Interpretation: God sees the negative fates in our souls. God will begin to sweep the minds and souls of the world by our performance of the Youki-tsutome. 解釈 神は私たちの魂の中にある否定的な運命を見ている。神は、私たちが よう 木つとめを行うことによって、世界の心 (mind)と魂を一掃し始めるだろう。 Interpretação: Deus vê os destinos negativos em nossas … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 17-8
Interpretation: jiba is defined as locality. Compare the traditional translation of this verse. 解釈: jibaは地方と定義される。この節の伝統的な訳を比較してみよう。 Interpretação: jiba é definido como localidade. Compare a tradução tradicional desse versículo.
OFUDESAKI 16-70
Interpretation: We think that we can say or do things without any consequences. 解釈: 私たちは、自分の言動は何の結果も伴わないと考えている。 Interpretação: Achamos que podemos dizer ou fazer coisas sem nenhuma consequência. 解释: 我们认为自己可以不计后果地说话或做事。
The Teachings to Save the World
Suppose I tell you that if you can understand the soul (mune),and the pure mind (shinjitsu), God will help you purify your own mind so you can attain health and happiness for eternity. It is our own soul that collects … Continue reading
THE OFUDESAKI TELL WHY THERE IS SUFFERING
I was looking at my book on Amazon and Barnes and Noble, God’s Recipe for Health & Happiness. The chapter on why there is suffering in the world caught my attention. I wanted to share this chapter with you! … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 16-12
Interpretation: Kunitokotachi and Omotari are both male and female God’s described in the Shinto Religion. Again many of the customs and rituals of the Tenrikyo Church comes from the Shinto Religion. I believe God uses these terms that the early … Continue reading