Hmm... how many spaces are there in this world that I can 100% sympathize with? Tell me the major Q&A! Goo and Yahoo! It's about the wisdom bag and Komachi's remarks. How does it compare to those? That relative evaluation is probably everything. It's nothing more than a begging complaint.
When I answered social media, the tweet that went viral was Yahoo! I was checking them one by one in real time, but well, everyone paid a lot of attention to the greed sensor and game nature. No, it's not where it matters! That's it.
But among them, there are only a few Hong's, and they say, “Right! Is that what it means to have no worries! I didn't have that idea!” There was also a response.
It's called one-and-a-half acceptance, and I think it makes sense to respond if there is one or a half people with the qualifications to grasp the essence in this way.
> Wouldn't someone who had a close experience with the questioner be able to give more useful answers?
This is probably true. I think so too. However, listening to disasters is evident in volunteering and funeral sites, etc., and there are many people who say, “It was painful not being able to tell anyone about this trouble for a long time, but I was only able to tell the monk.”
It's easy to be misunderstood, but most people who talk to monks don't come to listen to deep religious stories; they want monks to listen to their own stories. This is also written carefully in the textbook of the missionary training school of my denomination. If you swallow that reality and then think about how to convey Buddhism on that playing field, Buddhism will only belong to a handful of parishioners. It would be difficult for people who don't understand that to be convinced.
No profit... rather, these people are sponsoring Hasunoha tens of thousands of yen a year (was it support money?) that's because they paid for it to answer, right? I haven't paid though. It's optional, too.
It's easy to misunderstand that, but hasunoha is just a platform, and we, the answering monks, are guests just like the questioner. The connection between me and the operator is to the extent that we have spoken on the phone 3 or 4 times to allow the use of answers on TV or in books.
Even so, I don't think it would be heartless if I knew about the operator who worked steadily between jobs as an individual activity and raised Hasunoha to this point while having huge deficits, and still can't feel anything.