Matsuko-sama
This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is a humble answer to the question.
“Why would Hasunoha's monk consult with me? Are there any benefits? ” ・・
In my humble profile (http://hasunoha.jp/users/16), I've written something about it, but I don't really think it's for people or the world.
However, if the answer was even slightly humble, and it was healed, saved, a good reminder or trigger, and became a good act or merit, then I am thankful for that.
The merit, anyway, is that you can train as a place where you can face the worries and suffering of a fastball.
After all, even things you can't say to anyone face to face are anonymous, and since you can immediately consult on the internet without meeting them, you can ask questions by directly expressing your heart's cry and thoughts, so some of them are tough content that you can't bear to read... this one also makes me cry when I accept it, think deeply for a few days, and sometimes get depressed...
Of course, we are also able to receive the strength to face each other through thank you, happy thanks, and thank-you thanks. Thank you very much.
“Basically, I can't trust volunteers or people with good intentions”...
Well, volunteering and charitable activities are about “hypocrisy rather than doing nothing,” and I think about my bad life. I myself used to be a “Mr. Volunteer,” but there are various muddy human patterns in the volunteer world, and I have the impression that it's not much different from the general world/society... when people with various thoughts gather, it feels like it can't be helped to some extent...
It looks like they are disillusioned by the group of monks at the cabaret club that was seen before...
There are various monks, but I would like to reflect on myself by calling them “stones from other mountains.”
Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho