hasunoha

I'm sorry to everyone at the temple! Can I go there again?

 I'm always indebted to you. About 2 weeks ago, at last
I received harsh words from a certain pedestrian.

As for the content, there is a marked decline in sense of manners due to getting used to it too much,
Reminder and admonish various vulnerabilities,
Also, go through job hunting and various trainings, and correct them,
That's the instruction.
A few days later, I thought it over again, cooled my head, and paid attention
We have politely apologized to the staff and reported our future policies.
I was able to receive words of forgiveness with a smile.

In fact, now they have begun receiving counseling in addition to medical examinations,
Admissions to the new training center are also being decided.

In addition to my innate neurological disorder, from my growing environment up until now
The process of assertiveness and control of defensive instincts such as fear and anxiety
I don't know how to do it, and therefore act absurdly, for example,
If other worshipers talk to them, they will yell at you,
I run to the monk while crying,
When I feel my gaze, I hit my bag,
There were abnormal behaviors such as

Also, strangely, I looked too much at my opponent's complexion, and I got into trouble
That has also happened.

But now I'm doing counseling and role play by a psychologist
I have been able to get the point through this.

Today, I'm actually going to the temple for the first time in 18 days. In a real scene
When I ran into it, like a professor from a psychologist,
“Be plain, polite, calm, social, and gentle about your rights
“Insist” and we will deal with it.
Since there are strict rules for visiting Kigan-ji Temple,
Salvation is when they become powerful weapons.

Anyway, if I meet that person, I'll see their future policies,
I'm going to report on the current situation.
Also, I'm worried about not being warned by the temple side as a “suspicious customer.”

Are there any problems?

3 Zen Responses

Temples are for people who need them, so there's nothing wrong with visiting them if you need them.
No matter what happens, keep calm, and if you get frustrated, let's sing Namu Amida Buddha ten times in your heart.
Namu Amida Buddha.