Category Archives: prayer

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

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WHY WE CAN’T CURE ILLNESS WITH OUR PRAYERS

First let me tell you that if you are suffering from an illness, it can be cured. Let me explain. In the late 19th century, thousands of people were cured of various illnesses, and converted to our religion. Even in … Continue reading

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Harvesting of New Members

In the Ofudesaki, God talks about a harvest (ryuuke). I know that agriculture was important to the lives of the early followers of Tenrikyo. But I believe instead of a harvest of crops, God is talking about a harvest of … Continue reading

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Our Prayer to Heal the Sick

The sazuke or the breath (iki) is said to have healed people of serious illnesses. But does it work now? God tells us to perform any service or prayer, one must have a pure mind. This is a mind without … Continue reading

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DOES PRAYER WORK

Somethings to Ponder How effective is our sazuke? From a personal experience, of people performing it, I find that it is not effective. But I hear stories of how it has healed people from serious illness. In the past, the … Continue reading

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OFUDESAKI 13-81

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THE PRAYER TO SAVE THE WORLD

Understanding Our Prayer, the Joyous Service My mind use to often wander when I use to perform the Service. Thoughts like what would I do for the day, who would win the football game, or more often, counting the number … Continue reading

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OFUDESAKI 13-38

nterpretation: God will accept our prayer, and will help us save others.

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OFUDESAKI 12-182

Interpretation: When one attains the Original pure mind, only positive fates will appear from our own hearts.

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OFUDESAKI 11-47

Interpretation: These teachings are unique to the world. God wants to save all of the people in the world.

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