war, fear of death

Hello Yama-san.

Recent developments in North Korea have become an issue. For those of us who haven't had a war for about 70 years from after the war until now, most people have never experienced war and are fantasizing, so in reality, I see a political situation where how to respond to the fact that missiles are flying in is unrealistic.

Now, if we assume the risk of dying, it's a matter of establishment. In Japan, not a single person died in war after World War II. Today's Japan almost never dies in war.
There is very little chance that North Korea will start a war and use missiles or nukes. There's a slight chance of shooting a missile. But I don't think Yama-san's sights have been set, and there is a very low probability that the missile will fall into Yama-san's area even if its performance is poor. Also, according to information analyzing the performance of missiles, etc., North Korea has many, but it is said that it is systemically impossible to shoot them all. And if you shoot even one shot, America's latest missile will attack North Korea onslyly, so North Korea's missile counterattack becomes almost impossible. Considering that, the probability that Yama-san will die in the war is 0.00... It's the establishment of%.

It may be feared because the media and fake peace activists instigated it and ended up inciting people to die in war, but rather than that, in Japan, people who die in traffic accidents or die by suicide are much more established than those who die in world wars.
The probability of a lifetime being involved in a traffic accident is 30% during disability, that is, 1 in 3 people, and the probability of being killed or injured is 50%. Also, 30,000 people commit suicide every year in Japan. This is an establishment of 2% over a lifetime, which is the establishment that 2 out of 100 people will die. If you're afraid of death, you should be afraid of ending up in a traffic accident or suicide rather than fearing death in war to respond.

Fear without knowledge, on the contrary, amplifies fear. Correct knowledge lowers the risk of death. By all means, please take measures against deaths due to traffic accidents or suicide rather than deaths in wars where there is little chance that Yama-san will die.
Suicide, in particular, is a mental issue. A cranky personality makes people choose to commit suicide when it's hard. It is necessary to train both mind and body and have the strength to live strong. I think one of them is the Buddhist faith. Gassho

One, don't fight wars with people.
One, we are not complicit in public wars.
One, don't fight wars against one's own heart.
What hasn't happened there yet is just information.
After all, there was “nothing” in the X-Day coverage until yesterday.
So don't worry.
North Korea made them try to turn the world around with the threat of military force and nuclear weapons, but in fact, they probably realized that it was not a “good idea” due to American pressure even from the state of movement in each country.
📺 CM
“I want to protect the people I love. I want to preserve the future for my children.
Up to 12 people can live together. Installation takes only 1 month.
I think we really need to be careful when nuclear shelters are finally advertised in commercials such as “One Family, One Room, Nuclear Shelter ❝ Time Capsule Kun ❞.”
There is such a thing as a Zen plan.
“What would you do if Taepodon flew in tomorrow?”
At that time, you can think about it.
From before it flies, what should I do when it flies, what should I do, and I can't do anything if I spend the whole day in my brain warring today.
What happened to Nostradamus's great prophecy?
None of the many X days that are making a fuss on the internet didn't hit the mark.
Please take a look at today's sky with your own eyes from now on.
There is no war yet.
It's just that the anxiety and fear in your brain have been visualized. Actually, it's fine. It didn't happen. Please don't worry.
I won't die until I die.
Don't waste every second thinking about dying while you're alive.

Yama-sama

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

Certainly, in this tense situation between North Korea and the United States, of course, Japan, which is a neighboring country and is under the Japan-US alliance, cannot afford a fire on the opposite bank, and it is unavoidable to assume the worst situation, probably...

The following is my humble attitude, but just for reference.

This human world is a world of constant bad work due to ignorance (fundamental ignorance and foolishness) and distress, and there are places where we are unavoidable for us to foolishly even cause the tragedy of war and get involved again, as long as we are in the reincarnation of hesitation and suffering.

Therefore, after understanding that in any case, as long as there is reincarnation, it is a world where hesitation and suffering are revealed, after all, I want to strive to practice Buddhism until the very end, as long as possible, so that everyone can somehow escape from this world of hesitation and suffering, so that I can reach a state where I can invite everyone to enlightenment even a little bit, so that I can reach a state where I can invite everyone to enlightenment even a little bit, so that I can continue to practice Buddhism until the very end.

Of course, my life may suddenly end when a missile hits directly tomorrow.

Even so, rather than keep ignorance and worry as is, and rather than continue to lose and suffer in this reincarnation where we encounter similar situations, I hope we can deal with ignorance and affliction, establish a definite Buddhist relationship and law, and move forward, day by day, toward enlightenment, even one step at a time.

Either way, no matter what form it takes, the time to end this life will come regardless of whether it is or not.

Whether it's tomorrow or 10 years from now, try to practice Buddhism as much as you can until the moment it ends. With that in mind, I work hard every day and respond to Hasunoha's questions.

Even if the missile hits directly tomorrow and they end their lives, there may be great peace of mind that they are convinced that there will continue to be a definite trend of Buddhist relationships and law relationships even after that, there may be cases of misfortune.

By all means, I would be grateful if you could take this opportunity to learn more about Buddhism with a higher level of interest.

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

I was writing halfway through trying to write something like a monk, but I stopped.
My son came home from preschool at 4:30, and he went sex and couch with his mom. Then they found me doing something on my tablet and said: “Hey hey, play Namotasar!”

Namotasah is the part that begins when Namu Shakyamuni Buddha is performed in the southern language. At the age when my son was born, I practiced ascetic practices and had various relationships, and I learned the Achi style of Namu Shakyamuni Buddha's bushi. Well, I was singing it in my son's ear when I cried, when I was resting, and when I was putting him to sleep, and at the same time I was putting him to sleep.

Even when I started going to preschool, they still remembered it. Then, “Hey hey, play Namotasar!” and. I was able to listen to Watasha in three turns. Then my son raised his voice, jumped up and down, and was happy. I'm so happy, I've never been so happy as a father...

Well, that's ridiculous, originally, it's not strange for people to die at any time. People will die even if there is no war. They die regardless of age order or generation order.
However, until recently, it was someone else's affair for you... but recently it's no longer someone else's matter. I was able to perceive it as my own.

In the world of Buddhists, everyone says this with the same voice.
Impermanent and quick (unsteady)
A person's life is a blink of an eye... that's why if we live now with all our heart and soul, when will we live?

Every second of our daily life is life. Seeing and cherishing this moment-to-moment, nondescript joy will enrich your life.

Then, a monk who was a master of such a way of life said:
“In times of disaster, it would seem good to be affected by disaster”
Even if we are faced with a disaster, we live with care for the present in front of us, just as if we were in a disaster.
Watasha is happy, my son was happy with Namotasaa.

... Strangely enough, Elai Boy has become stinky. Why did this happen.