I still haven't recited nembutsu to my husband who committed suicide...
I'm indebted to you.
I have received several thankful and calming replies here, but I'm still in a situation where I can't put my hands on my husband who died by suicide, I can't sit in front of a Buddhist altar, and I'm not chanting nembutsu.
I wonder if they were properly guided by the Buddha and are now peacefully watching over us,
I wonder if I was able to get out of the dark without hesitation.
When I recite nembutsu, I've heard that Buddhism and the Jodo sect give me a warm hand, but I can't put my hands together, and I can't even call him Namu Amida Buddha.
I can't sit in front of the Buddhist altar.
Because of this, I feel like if I pass away to another world, I won't be in the same place as my husband...
I want to meet my husband and I'm dying
Also, while I'm watching it here, it seems like even if I pass away, I won't be able to go to the same place as my husband...
Even if I follow suit, it seems like I can't go to the same place as my husband, but even if I don't follow suit, even if my life span is over, the way I die is different, so is the place I go different?
I often hear that let's sing Namu Amida Buddha... and if we put our hands together, they will surely save us...
That's impossible for me right now. I can't do it.
Right now, I wonder if they're still wandering around with worries and regrets...
I want to meet my husband
