hasunoha

I must not come to Hasunoha

The monks say they want to help or save. On the other hand, I'm very happy, but I'm not sure.
Even though I can't help me, I don't know if a monk I've never met or heard a voice will help.
Even if I believe in monks, when I can't believe them, I'm all alone again. It's unbearable. If that's the case, you might be happier if you don't believe it and build a barrier. I was tired of feeling sad about being alone, and believing, and trying to recover.

4 Zen Responses

Good evening.

Actually, I'm also being helped by Hasunoha. By pressing “thank you” and receiving warm “thank you,” I think that I'm glad it was useful, and that it's okay to still be alive. It seems like they are writing words of help, and I am the one who is really being helped. This is an important place for me too. That's because there isn't such a place where you can talk to so many people. Please use it from now on.

I don't believe in boys or anything

I think I should believe in effective teachings. I don't mind Bo-san. It's really pinky. What's more, we've never met. After all, this kind of exchange is written. You can say as much as you want when you're beautiful. So feel free to doubt it. You must be skeptical about both science and medicine. If you don't doubt it, you won't be able to meet the real thing. When it comes to health foods, they are all just 800 false advertisements. You may doubt it more and more. However, doubt that idea, too. Your attitude didn't actually make me happy. No matter how much Monk, I want to ask for forgiveness for asking so many questions and ending up with a complaint at the end. For monks (monks) only. If I were you, I doubt myself that, in the true sense of the word, I wouldn't have listened to the monk.
Because even if you think only you're right, if it's actually painful, it's because prioritizing your own thoughts is wrong in itself. You should probably doubt that way of thinking, self-bullying thoughts, and self-distressing thoughts.
You should be aware of exactly what you are doing.
While I had a lot of doubts, I also looked at my own thoughts.
ah. Even if I go on a rampage in the water like this, nothing that floats comes to mind.
It's really about trying to shut up.
Even if humans try to shut up, they immediately start talking in their brains.
If you don't do something about it, there's no way you can calm yourself down no matter how many answers you get from Mr. Bo.
I don't believe in the boy. All you have to do is search for the “right way of mind” where you can truly protect yourself and believe in it. To that end, a path called a lecture session leading to correct understanding by using the lost self of sermons, pujas, and advocates in real life is being paved.
No one can be saved on the internet until they really check it out for themselves. Don't let people save you. If you don't take Buddhism seriously, your life and your own Buddhism won't begin.
This is not a place to monk or complain. It's okay to say it, but when I said it, I realized I wouldn't be saved after all, and I looked back at myself to think that nothing would change even if I kept saying kid jokes, and thought, “That's ridiculous!” You should have independence yourself and really have the ambition to seek Buddhism and Buddhism. I used to do that too.
It's not that you shouldn't come here. If you ask questions, you should guide yourself with proper answers.

I understand that loneliness, but only in order to feel better

I'm sure your deep loneliness is my selfish guess (sorry if it wasn't), but I wonder if you've been wrapped in loneliness since you were young? Because of that loneliness, they tried to believe in people over and over again, and as a result, they were betrayed, and the darkness of that loneliness was deepened? It seems like people drifting in the ocean can't stand their thirst, drink seawater, and suffer extra thirst. At least I don't think the words of the monk Hasunoha are saltwater. Since it's fresh water, it should quench your thirst (hard water, soft water, groundwater, and tap water). But for those of you who are drifting in the ocean, that much water you give out is temporary, and I feel like you're suffering from dry throat again. What the monk wants from you is for you to be happy. So if you are suffering from thirst, I will give you fresh water. But at the same time, I want you to advance towards Riku no Izumi. Each word shows you the direction of land, teaches you how to swim in order to get there, and holds out a float. And I hope that you will swim using a float and head to the land where there is a spring (to happiness). However, if you have been betrayed over and over and it has become difficult to trust people (it's not your fault, because you are the victim), even if you can drink the fresh water offered by the monk, you may be hesitant to proceed to the land springs, and that may be unavoidable. However, as Tange Shonin said, I want them to accept Kozen Shonin's feelings and aim for the Riku no Izumi. There's always fresh water there to moisturize your throat. My parishioner's daughter is worried that you may be in the same sense of loneliness as herself. She is also hesitating and depressed, but she is trying to move towards Riku no Izumi, and she says she wants to be friends with you. Your post has helped many people, including that young lady, and even if it's hard to accept, please come back to drink that fresh water and someday to reach Rikunoizumi, both she and I are waiting. The Buddha saves more than weak people.

within you

I read it.

Please face the Buddha honestly in your heart.

And please get an answer from the Buddha.

If you answered that question, please decide not to use this place.

Please face the Buddha slowly.