Tag Archives: Ofudesaki

Interpretation: The word jikimotsu is often translated as the food of heaven, often described as a nectar or dew from heaven that will flow upon a vessel placed on top of the permanent Kanrodai.

Interpretation: Our Service, the Joyous Service brings upon miracles; but these blessings are dependent on our own minds, and the spreading of God’s truth to others. This is why we must purify our minds first before we perform the service

Interpretation: When the Pillar is finally constructed, the original instruments at creation, will perform the Joyous Service. Upon the performance of the Service, heavenly dew will flow upon a receptacle placed on top of the Central Pillar (kanrodai). This event … Continue reading →

Interpretation: God tells us that when the Permanent Kanrodai is erected, there will be complete joy in the world.

Interpretation: When the permanent Kanrodai is established, there will be only joy in the world.

Interpretation: The placement of the Central Pillar is God’s goal. This accomplishment brings upon complete joy in the world. God created human beings to live the Joyous life.

Interpretation: Headquarter has it as jaku, but it is probably shaku. 1 shaku is 30.3 centimeters or 11.9 inches.

Interpretation: It is not just the actual preparation of the construction of the Central Pillar that is important. It is the preparation of our minds that is most important for the Kanrodai to be constructed. God is preparing our minds … Continue reading →

Interpretation: The present Kanrodai is a wooden structure that serves as a model of the permanent Kanrodai. According to the Ofudesaki, the permanent Kanrodai of stone will only be constructed when the minds of most of the world is restored … Continue reading →