What is attaining Buddhism.

　There are many teachings in religion.
He probably has his faith.
Ultimately, it is up to you to accept his words or to accept what the Hasunoha monks say.
I never say things like “I'm a Hasunoha answer monk, so believe what I say.”
If you are going to be in a relationship with him in the future, it is better to accept what he says “in order to build a good relationship with him.”
The rest is up to you.
Also, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Hasunoha.
I would like to express my best wishes to both of you.
　

Ma-sama

The Buddha certainly passed away, and his appearance as an incarnation (incarnation, body appearing in a form similar to ours) was not only that, but the body of the Buddha and the Buddha is not only that, but also the appearance of the truth as a dharma body.

Of course, we ordinary people can't see the shape of that corporation, and we are unable to receive direct teaching, but the power (blessing) of the teachings left by the Buddha from that corporation still exists in the Shaba world.

Of course, that power gradually declines, and it is said that our world is getting worse, but somehow the power of blessings still remains, and Miroku Bosatsu becomes a nyorai, and it seems that it will somehow continue until Miroku Bosatsu becomes a descendant in this shawa world.

Monks work to protect the law by relying on the blessing power of their teachings and the power of truth (wisdom and good fortune left by the Buddha). (Of course, modern monks are seriously aware that there are many things they cannot bear, but it is also true that there are people who cleanly and solemnly observe the precepts as monks and strive to protect the law)

Monks are simply practitioners of Buddhism, and they are not in a position to be taught in a bossy manner, but I think there is something they can give just a little bit of advice about Buddhism.

Even if advice can be given, it is not something that can be done very well, such as attaining Buddha, becoming a Buddha or Buddha. That would be correct.

However, this is not limited to monk customs, and it can be said to each person, and the reason they become Buddha is simply because they rely on Buddhism and depend on their own efforts. My name is “Hodomyo・Jitomyo.”

Also, it's not like “believing in someone can attain Buddhism.” This is because in order to attain Buddhahood, it is necessary to amicably accumulate the two resources of wisdom and blessings without excess or deficiency according to a certain Bodhisattva mind.

To that end, a monk may be able to give advice as someone who is walking a little ahead.

I can't go into detail about kaima and pagoda due to character restrictions, but if you know their original meaning, I think you can understand that they are not originally subject to money transfers. Of course it's different now, but...

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho

“You can't attain Buddhism even if you ask a monk to do something about it”
“Only those who believe in the Lord Saints can attain Buddhism”
“Kaima and pitcher are money making and have no meaning”
(Pitching? (Maybe it was the pagoda's mistake?)

I see.
There are probably people in the world who want to think that way, and I wonder if there are people who are more comfortable thinking that way after all.

“What's the truth?”
Using the expertise I enjoy here and my sign as a monk, how did I deny his opinion, and now I asked my boyfriend, “What's the truth?” You're going to be asking.

If you want to know the truth, you have no choice but to understand it yourself and decide whether it is right or wrong.

hasunoha.tenrakuin@gmail.com

We apologize for your concern, Ma-sama.

It has been partially edited by the editorial department, but I have a rough idea in terms of wording, but he didn't really understand the attainment of Buddhism, the kaimyo, or monks, and furthermore, it was as if the monks were enemies, and he was probably taught that way too.
Certainly not all monks are monks, but even so, there are many people who are looking for a way.
Not everything can be explained here, but it is Buddhism that has been inherited to this day.
To dismiss everything would only make the world sadly smaller.

Times have changed, and I was wondering if that group was doing quiet activities in line with social common sense, but they're still saying that.

If you have come to enlightenment by believing in the Lord Daishonin or something, the Buddha's help (?) I think it should show clear evidence that it's gone, so be sure to ask.
Also, be sure to ask for proof that you have attained or cannot attain Buddhism. Of course, when I say affirmation, I think it's based on reason.
I'm curious because I always try to use well-founded sermons!