Category Archives: Tenrikyo

Interpretation: God see our negative fates in our souls. God is telling us there are many paths to suffering. These path to sufferings are by our actions on our negative thoughts.   解釈 神は私たちの魂に否定的な運命を見る。神は私たちに、苦しみへの道がたくさんあることを告げているのだ。これらの苦しみへの道は、私たちの否定的な考えに基づく行動によるものです。   Interpretação: Deus vê nossos destinos … Continue reading →

Interpretation: God will begin to place illness, as guidance, to help us understand what our own soul (mune) does.   解釈 神は、私たち自身の魂（mune）が何をするのかを理解するためのガイダンスとして、病気を置き始めるだろう。   Interpretação: Deus começará a colocar doenças, como orientação, para nos ajudar a entender o que nossa própria … Continue reading →

Interpretation: God not interfering with the way people are acting on their negative thoughts, and their consequences that result in.   解釈： 神は、人々が否定的な考えに基づいて行動し、その結果生じることに干渉しない。   Interpretação: Deus não está interferindo na maneira como as pessoas estão agindo com base em seus … Continue reading →

Interpretation: When God’s guidance is seen, and understood, one can purify one’s mind by oneself.   解釈 神の導きを見て、理解したとき、人は自分の心を自分で清めることができる。   Interpretação: Quando a orientação de Deus é vista e compreendida, a pessoa pode purificar sua mente por si mesma.   Interprétation … Continue reading →

Interpretation: God to begin giving guidance to help the person purify the mind.   解釈： 神がその人の心を浄化するための導きを与え始めること。   Interpretação: Deus começa a dar orientação para ajudar a pessoa a purificar a mente.   Interprétation : Dieu commence à donner des conseils … Continue reading →

“If you have anger, you do not know God’s teachings”. This is a quote that I had read in a Tenrikyo article or book. The word anger is not included as one of the dusts or negative thoughts in the Ofudesaki. … Continue reading →

Interpretation: The fish and serpent were the first couple that started human beings. From heaven, God’s pure mind was placed in the first couple. This pure mind is what God wants us to understand and attain. This is the mind … Continue reading →

Today I would like to talk about the Service. In the Ofudesaki, words like teodori, Kagura, Youki-tsutome, and Kanroudai no tsutome are used to describe the Service. They appear to be the same service. The Kagura is performed in front … Continue reading →