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Tag Archives: Fukushima
Hungry Hurried Humans
Good morning! Now the full moon is quickly becoming the crescent moon and the autumn weather is swiftly approaching to the winter weather. The television broadcast the security camera recording a child hit by a car in a … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Civilization, Culture, Ecology, Global ethic, Global problems, Philosophy, Religion, System, Voluntary simplicity, Zen
Tagged Fourfold Limitlessness (= Four Brahma-vihara: friendship/compassion/joy/equanimity), Fukushima, interdependent/impermanent world, limitless life/mind vs. limited matter/power, matter/power vs. mind/life, occupied by place/time, shut down all nuclear reactors, sit/settle in pure peace/prognosis, true treasure
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Hiroshima, Fukushima, Futashima
Good morning! When we sit in zazen, we become still, serene, and safe. When we move, drive, often we see rabbits or squirrels cross in front of our cars, or birds flying along our driving directions. Our sense and … Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, Civilization, Culture, Ecology, Global ethic, Global problems, Philosophy, Religion, System, Voluntary simplicity, Zen
Tagged A-bomb, Buddha, collective), cultivation of two islands (self and dharma), Dharma, dharma body, Fukushima, Futashima (two islands), global warming, Hiroshima, karma (personal, karma machine, mass extinction, move outward and forward, night of nescience, nuclear bombs, nuclear power, nuclear power = nuclear bomb exploding gradually for a long time, ocean of tears and blood, origin of problems and sufferings, selfish samsara suffering, sit still/serene/safe, stop karma machine, truth, ultimate truth, unconditioned peace, unsurpassed awakening, wholly wolesome world, zazen
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Disillusioned from Destruction
Good evening! Today, the temperature was 103 degrees–maybe higher. So we need to think if we really have a good evening. We must be disillusioned from destruction: After the draft Nagasaki Peace Proclamation, Hiroshima Peace Proclamation would, it was reported, … Continue reading
Holy Home-coming
Good morning! After a few solid, serene sittings, we can taste amrita, the ambrosia of immortality beyond samsara (vicissitudes in birth and death) and suffering here and now. Only by actual practice we can taste it. Only with actual practice … Continue reading
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Tagged actual practice, amrita (ambrosia/immortality), ango (peaceful living/residence), awakened, beauty, bodhisattva, Buddha, civilization, cultivation, cultural heritage, Dogen, Fukushima, Global System Ethic Association, goodness, here now, Hiroshima, holiness, humans, internet, Junko-san, Katagiri Roshi, Kyoto, Los Alamos, Nara, Narasaki Roshi, nature, nuclear disaster, nuclear fire, radiation contamination, renewable energy, Ryokan, samsara, Sangha, saving energy, Shogoji, sitting, step forward, suffering, truth, tsunami, Zuioji
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Fireflies’ Fireworks
Good morning! We can see the morning star shining forth brightly in the east. The Buddha is said to be enlightened or awakened, seeing the bright morning star shining for billions of years. We compare the Buddha mind to the … Continue reading →