Category Archives: Tenrikyo

Karma/Innen/Causality

What revelation would make the world good? What would make the criminal change his or her behavior? What would make the dictator treat the people with compassion? What would make our politicians care about the people they represent? What would … Continue reading →

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Christians for Causality

Most Christians do not believe in Causality (karma, Innen). But in the Bible, there are the following quotes that may advocate a belief in this concept: What goes around comes around Reap what one sows. Violence begets violence. Live by … Continue reading →

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The revelation of Causality (Karma/ Innen)

What revelation would make the world good? What would make the criminal change his or her behavior? What would make the dictator treat the people with compassion? What would make our politicians care about the people they represent? What would … Continue reading →

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Everlasting Joy by understanding causality

Why do we suffer? Suffering does not discriminate. Rich people, poor people, religious people, nonreligious people, good people, evil people, famous people, and powerful people all suffer. The suffering of a child is very difficult to bear. Ever since the … Continue reading →

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Why do we suffer?

Why do we suffer? Suffering does not discriminate. Rich people, poor people, religious people, nonreligious people, good people, evil people, famous people, powerful people all suffer. The suffering of a child is very difficult to bear. Ever since the beginning … Continue reading →

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The truth of Heaven

The truth of heaven is CAUSALITY. The law of causality is difficult for people to accept. The law of causality states that good thoughts and behaviors set forth a joyous future, and evil thoughts and behaviors set forth sufferings in … Continue reading →

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We need to pray

Sometimes I wonder why there are not so many people that view my website, and become interested in religion.  I attempt to write interesting blogs to attract potential viewers that may help propagate the teachings; yet progress appears to be … Continue reading →

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Causality as the Truth of God

  It is human nature to deny that one is at fault. For example, it is difficult for an alcoholic or gambler to admit their addictions. Many will agree that without their admission of a problem, they will continue to … Continue reading →

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The Truth of Heaven

It is human nature to deny that one is at fault. For example, it is difficult for an alcoholic or gambler to admit their compulsions. Many will agree that without their admission of a problem, they will continue to regress. … Continue reading →

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The Body of God is in Poor Health

One may propose when God created the world, he envisioned a world of joy of people helping each other; not a world where people would take advantage others to enjoy life. In the Tip of the Writing Brush is the … Continue reading →

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