The reason I'm alive

The world says, “There is a reason for everything.”
This is what I say. “No, that's different. The only reason is that I can add anything from Ato.”
This is what people in the world say. “What should we live for.” “So let's give the most convincing reason.”
This is what I say. “No, that's different. You don't have to force yourself to give a reason. Rather, jump beyond reasoning and reasoning.”
Why is that?
“For what, for what...”
It really completely eradicates that lying “for something” and that logical thing. It's like erasing it from the inside of your head. Did you get an answer after going around in such a daze? It must have been useful. That's because I can't be saved by that evidence, and I'm not feeling refreshed and clear.
Everyone who sought enlightenment jumped over that gap. I left the world of thinking and giving reasons.
Otherwise, you won't be able to get the real life. Nah, I didn't get it.
Give reasons that look like they're stroking cats, and give lukewarm reasons that people would roughly be satisfied with.
If you're the type of person who is satisfied with that, it's about searching for a reason that makes you feel satisfied the more you are.
However, if you feel skeptical or futile, don't mislead yourself and seek the truth.
I went to the point where I “don't need a reason” in search of that.
It's exhilarating and clear. Discern the truth of life until you don't need to give a reason. Zoshifata also shows the ultimate in the following.
Just (don't give a reason, just, just)
Like that (just, it's like being kakuza, that's all)
I believe that humans will finally become real when there is no need for that beautiful reason for something, for something. That's because you can say anything about the world of giving reasons.
real? Being real is being a person with clever reasons and no reason.
It's about learning a lively way of life where you can directly experience this world as a whole in a row with heaven and earth. That is what it means to really live. I recommend meditating.

Nice to meet you, Mr. Decadence from Regimental. My name is Fujio Kuniyasu.

I think things like “I can't afford to die before my parents” and “I don't want to make people who care about me sad” that Regimental's Decadence thinks mean living well enough.

You're serious about why you live, and it's hard to find answers. There's an equally difficult problem. The reason why life happens is also strange. Living in that strange life, we don't know why, but we should do our best to do what we can now. Isn't that why we're alive?
It doesn't mean that work, family, vacations, etc. are being messy; live a life with care. If you catch a cold, do your best to live as if you have caught a cold. There is a saying “every day is a good day.” It means that every day is a precious day, so live carefully.

It seems that a psychological counselor teacher said, “It's hard just being alive, it's a wonderful thing,” to families and counselors suffering from withdrawal.
I am grateful that I have life now, and I will live to the fullest. I think this is the reason we're alive.

Why were you born?
What we have done and learned in previous lives when we think about reincarnation
It has been reborn to make it even better.
Also, in order to connect to the next life, we will make this world better.
By doing so and becoming a tall person
You will also be able to escape from all kinds of suffering.
Then, after going through the final stage, the Buddha “freed” and got out of reincarnation.
But I think the journey up to that point was difficult.
Not only the life I'm living now, but my past lives, past lives, over and over
It wasn't until I experienced it that I was able to break free.
With that in mind, don't worry about small worries now
I'm living this life thinking that I shouldn't do it.
The fact that I'm a boy now also has a relationship in a previous life
I think it's there now.
I also experienced Regimental Decadence in a previous life,
Let's learn this kind of thing in this world
I was born. What you learn is up to you.
On the verge of dying after ending this world, he said, “It was a good life”
I want them to live the way they think.

Hello, Decadence from Regimental.

The reason I'm living now is “baton touch.”
From cradles to graves, humans can't... not take care of anyone.
There are good batons and bad batons in the world. If you spin the bad baton, it seems like someone will be unhappy. I only want to hand over good batons. If we do that, I'm sure the world will be happy.
In heavy terms, it means the “Sikoh Pledge.” That's why I pledge and wish for happiness in the world.

Now, is this a Buddhist point of view?
The phrase “Kusaki, the land of all, becomes a Buddha” was said during the earthquake.
I'm not saying let's go back to nature.
If the land of plants and trees had a body, if it had life. It's about focusing on the subject and point of view there.

For example, let's say there is a kamisama somewhere. Let's say that Kamisama asked living things on Earth.
“Who among you think is the worst creature for the Earth?”

Humans may say something appropriate, such as “nuclear power plants” or “man-eating sharks.”
What do you think? What do other creatures say?
I think they all say “the worst living thing on Earth is humans.”

If you have thought this far, repent, saying “I did something I'm sorry for,” and execute it by invigorating the Buddha's heart saying, “Then what should I do, let's do this.” I would like to take a look at the Buddha's point of view from “Kusaki, Land, and Everything Became Buddha.”

However, it seems that people can live without chasing logic with logic or seeking the true meaning of life.

Regimental Decadance-sama

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is a humble answer to the question.

Previously, we have received similar questions such as the one below, and I have answered them as well. Also, I think you can refer to everyone's answers.

Question “The meaning of living”
http://hasunoha.jp/questions/93

As I stated in my humble answer, “meaning, meaning, and purpose are not “present” or “not at all” as an entity, but are made up of various “relationships.”

I've mentioned something a little difficult here, but I think it's really important how each one grasps this “relationship.”

I think Decadence of Regimental can also look back on your own life, which has been made up of various relationships up until now, so that you can think about the many relationships you have, notice who you are now, and find even a small “reason why you are living now” even from having gratitude and reward for those relationships.

By all means, I would be happy if this was an opportunity for you to take this opportunity to think again about the state of this world formed by “relationships.”

Also, as a related matter, we have answered the following questions.

Question “What do humans live for?”
http://hasunoha.jp/questions/36

As I mentioned in my humble answer, I have captured the reason and meaning of living as an idiot monk in this way, saying, “I hope you can make as much effort as possible in this world, and be born in a situation where you can practice wisdom and practice good deeds again,” while exaggerating.

Towards enlightenment and nirvana, I think it's step by step while making great reflection every day so that we can somehow continue to encounter a definite Buddhist relationship.

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

Regimental Decadance-sama.

I will respond like this.

“I'm living in the present to know that...”

　Now, you've gotten on a train called pressure. This doesn't stop until the terminal station called Shijake.
So many monks answered your questions. You don't have time to think about the meaning of life, and you have to go (live) until the terminal station “Shishiku.” If you get off on the way, is it possible to decide on your own schedule? It cannot be decided by your will alone. There's no going back. Please make up your mind.

To Regimental Decadance-sama

People live their lives searching for dreams and goals while hesitating.
Isn't it enough just the feeling that “I can't afford to die before my parents” and “I don't want to make people who care about me sad,” which were in the sentence?

There are no big or small dreams or goals.
It's for each person.
Sometimes I just try to live vaguely
Wouldn't it be necessary to be swept away in order to be alive?

It is said that people get the most pleasure from being useful to someone.
Maybe that's why I'm alive.

Gassho