About the incident at Tomioka Hachimangu
Everyone who is a devotee of Buddhism
The killing incident at Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine this time
What are your thoughts?
Everyone who is a devotee of Buddhism
The killing incident at Tomioka Hachimangu Shrine this time
What are your thoughts?
Is it different from Japanese religious people who don't do much work to help people even though they say they are religious people?
They take only what they receive, and rather than the religious spirit of trying to help people, it's all about me, so not only Shinto-san, but also the boy, NPO corporation, welfare, medical care, business, politicians, and the sumo industry, the theme becomes number one.
You should think that you and I have that kind of heart.
It's not like others.
You should ask yourself what your good bacteria content is.
It's just that people who look like they understand things end up denouncing such incidents.
That kind of person lies about that kind of thing on TV.
There is no one in Japan today who can blame those two people who died.
This is because they are all human beings without a hint of religion.
Even so, it's still just about myself.
Even if they know that politicians are doing bad things, they are outraged by elites.
It's probably not going to get better at all since the majority of people are Japanese people who say that you keep yourself from being stubborn, that's not going to get better at all.
What is the point of asking this question here too?
What did they expect from the boy as their initial motivation?
That's your level of religion.
Everyone is like that.
Rather than blaming people for their misfortunes, we must spread Bodhicitta in order to make more people happy using lessons from human misfortunes.
However, in Japan today, television is also colluding, and I don't want to go to that shrine, I think they'll be attacked, etc.
We are trying to destroy our nation's religious beliefs through synergetic effects.
They are doing acts that make no one happy with their noses.
Yes, if that's the case, a sense of bodhicism, ambition, or religion will not be born in people who only criticize, mock, slander, or do things for others.
So, isn't the world going to get better?
If you and others are interested in this question and answer, don't end up watching other people's misfortunes, and even religious people have a poor sense of religion, then we must support them even more! It's probably a situation where everyone should have as strong aspirations as possible to become good bacteria in the world.
Rather than singing about love, acting out love, and hoping for love and kindness from others, you must call yourself the embodiment of love and kindness. That is probably a sense of compassion that goes beyond the devotion of Shinto and Buddha.
You will become a good person through this incident.
Buddha is recommended not to kill Buddhists, regardless of whether they are a monk or at home.
It is a teaching that is really simple yet contains truth.
In order to reduce the worries and suffering of yourself and others, it would be better to reduce the number of homicides occurring in the world.
I don't know if Shinto also has teachings about immortality.
Since religious corporations are public service corporations, those belonging to religious corporations should basically comply with national laws and regulations.
Oh, but in Japanese criminal law, no matter how much punishment you will receive if you commit murder, it may not be written that you should not commit murder.
This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is a humble answer to the question.
55% of murders in Japan are between relatives...
Love and hate sometimes lead to extreme tragedies...
Even if it's an immediate family member or relative, if you have excessive expectations, if your expectations are disappointed, the hate will become quite significant... it's probably “too cute and hate a hundred times more”...
In Buddhism, the “middle path” is recommended.
I want to keep in mind equality so that everyone can have a happy time, whether it's an immediate family member or someone else.
Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho