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OFUDESAKI 13-21
OFUDESAKI 12-182
Interpretation: When one attains the Original pure mind, only positive fates will appear from our own hearts.
OFUDESAKI 10-74
Interpretation: God throughout the Ofudesaki tells us that God will help save people. The proof of this is illness that appears as guidance to help us understand the Original mind (shinjitsu), and what our own hearts do for us to … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 9-63
Interpretation: When the minds of the world become purified of dusts, then God will give the gift of heaven. The world will attain the Joyous life.
OFUDESAKI 9-62
Interpretation: God is telling everyone that there is no one who understands the pure mind given to the first parents of human beings. This is a mind without regret, covetousness, self-love, greed, and arrogance.
OFUDESAKI 9-32
Interpretation: God’s mind to become, is a mind without regret, covetousness, self-love, greed, and arrogance. This is the original mind (shinjitsu).
OFUDESAKI 9-8
Interpretation: God promises any salvation if our minds are pure of the dusts of regret(oshii), covetousness(hoshii), self-love(kawaii), greed(yoku), and arrogance(koman). This pure mind is the mind of God, or the Original mind (shinjitsu) given to the first parents of human … Continue reading
The Heart Punishes & Rewards Us
In the Ofudesaki, God directly tells us that God has been on the sidelines only observing us since the creation of human beings. This is referenced in the Ofudesaki a few times. God is said to have descended from … Continue reading
The Image of the Heart
The image shows a picture of the heart or mune, which some may call the spirit or the soul. We all know that the body decays, but most of us believe that we continue to exist after our physical body … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 7-63
Interpretation: I believe this is an important verse. We need to teach the world about the heart. This is why God emphasizes the spreading of God’s truth in both the Ofudesaki and Mikagura-uta. God calls this hinokishin in the Mikagura-uta. … Continue reading