Tag Archives: TENRIKYO
OFUDESAKI 6-76
Interpretation: God is telling us that illness from guidance, is from God to help one understand one’s heart. This is different from illness or suffering that comes from one’s own heart.
OFUDESAKI 6-75
Interpretation: Why does God have regret? God has regret because the bodies loaned to us have illness and suffering upon them. These are God’s bodies that are loaned to us. God tells us that our bodies were meant to have … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 6-74
Interpretation: This place refers to Ojiba, more specifically the Kanrodai in Ojiba, where human beings were started. This is where God descended from heaven to save the world.
OFUDESAKI 6-73
Interpretation: God will begin to help the world understand the heart/soul. This salvation no one by themselves will be able to do. We need God’s help to do this. This is why God has given us this special prayer (Joyous … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 6-72
Interpretation: The people in the high mountains are taking the worldly path. This path is where one thinks one can get away with anything as long as no one sees them doing it, or does not care if anyone sees … Continue reading
OFUDESAKI 6-71
Interpretation: The worldly path of selfishness causes the anger and regret of God. Because this path leads to suffering, God is telling us not to expect joy on this path.
OFUDESAKI 6-69
Interpretation: The mind’s of the people have greed, arrogance, regret, self-live, and covetousness. The mind of God is void of these dusts. It is these dusts that cause the suffering in the world.
OFUDESAKI 6-68
Interpretation: God is telling us that whatever is written in the Ofudesaki, or said through Oyasama is God’s instructions to purify our hearts, and save the world.
OFUDESAKI 6-67
Interpretation: God has taken over the mind of Oyasama. Everything she writes or says is the word of God. This is why we should all follow the instructions in the Ofudesaki.
OFUDESAKI 6-66
Interpretation: The people in the high mountains, thinks that they can get away with any actions, as long as no one sees them doing it, or do not care if anyone sees it. This is what God calls the worldly … Continue reading