The darkness of ignorance

That is,
“Why 1+1 = 2?”
Isn't that the same question?

Incidentally, it seems that the “proof of 1+1 = 2” can be proven with some very advanced mathematical theory, but I don't really understand it even when I look at the paper.
But nothing bothers me.

Certainly, in Buddhism, it is explained that the cause of [suffering] is [ignorance], and they teach a method to overcome the suffering of life by breaking the darkness of ignorance, but is it really necessary to pursue the cause of [ignorance]? On the other hand, ignorance is finally deepening, and I think it's dangerous.

Speaking of the disease of ignorance,
What always makes me hum

Breaking the Darkness of Ignorance Yue Wisdom

Everything was praised by all the Buddhas and the trifecta

I remembered it.
Personally, I'm really nostalgic.
It makes me feel grateful.

The dark world called ignorance,
Defeating an uneasy feeling
It's a thankful Buddha who gave it to me, so
Amida, the Buddha of the Light of Wisdom,
I'll tell you that.

The Buddha all came out,
It was a compliment to Amida.

The darkness of the heart, anxiety, conflict,
Everyone has them.

Confidence in that darkness,
Pray for Amida Isson
Please save me.

Ignorance is
The cry of the heart asking for salvation,
I think of it as craving.

Namu Amida Buddha

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi.

This is my humble answer to the question.

uninitiated ignorance...

When did they start wandering through reincarnation due to this ignorance...

No, they've even gone unaware of the disease called ignorance...

It was Shakyamuni who finally became aware of that illness.

The cause of ignorance ultimately goes back to infinity, and it's not beneficial to think too much about it, but now, if you can understand your own state of ignorance, treatments to treat that ignorance are made possible by Buddhism.

Ignorance is something called “dirty ignorance,” “club abandonment,” or “obsession with truth.”

Simply put, it is a “bad obsession” where things, things, and jiven are viewed as a reality.

This “bad obsession that makes us see it as a reality” causes us to do bad deeds, and it is a major source of loss and suffering that reincarnates.

This is also troublesome.

If you advance your Buddhist practice to a certain level, you will be able to get rid of your worries. However, the “bad obsession with seeing reality” is a boss that cannot be easily eliminated.

However, it's definitely not an opponent you can beat. If you can steadily level up the power of wisdom and good fortune in Buddhist practice, you will surely be able to defeat them.

I want to do my best.

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

Try closing your eyes for a moment.
What did you see?
You didn't see anything, did you?
That's ignorance.
You're closing your eyes, which means you're looking away from the reality in front of you.
So how can we get out of ignorance?
All you have to do is open your eyes.
It is important to see the reality in front of you as it is in order to break out of ignorance.