Things I've been wondering since I was little

Kanna-san
Nice to meet you, my name is Tetsuya Urakami from Nagomi-an.

You might be disappointed, but I can't see spirits at all either.
If you can't see it originally, isn't it okay to stay invisible (^_^)

It says “it's not half fun,” so is there any particular reason? Please contact us again if you like.

＜PS＞
I saw “Thank You.” There seems to be some reason.
But first, I think being able to see spirits and wanting to know what the other person is thinking in their heart are different things.

Also, I think being able to read someone's mind is more difficult than being able to see a spirit. Have you heard about a specter called Satori? If humans had such abilities, I'm sure they wouldn't be able to bear living.

There seem to be various reasons, but I feel that being able to see spirits or read the other person's mind is not necessary for a better life, but what do you think?

there's something for each person, huh?
If you don't have inspiration, even if you ask for it at a temple, it's probably useless.

If you don't have one, it won't be bothersome.
If so, it's pretty annoying no matter what you put it on...

　Scary images are featured on TV during this period, and there are times when I envy the psychics who appear there. If I could meet someone who has passed away again, I want that kind of ability.

I'm not sure if such abilities are innate or if they can be acquired through ascetic practice, but I've never heard a rumor that they were able to be seen by asking for it at a temple. It's a pity...

Most of the things that are named inspiration are just learning cold reading or mentalism.
It's science+psychology+tricks.
How good are you at judging your opponent
It's just a matter of trying not to get caught.
If you learn cold reading and mentalism, your wishes will come true.

Perhaps there is a spirit in what you see all the time.

Something only you can see. Something only you can feel.

But it's something only you understand.

That's because other people don't understand it.

So maybe even I feel that I can see it,
It's so normal that I don't understand it.

That kind of thing is not just about you.
An inspired person is by no means a special person.
It wasn't because I did anything special.

What you originally see in your own possessions is for people other than you
There are things we can't see.

But that's why you can't even see it.
Because no one points it out.

Similarly, wanting to know a person's heart is also
There is something called someone's heart that only you can feel.

But that's why I don't understand that either.

What is important is the warmth itself that you feel right now, and that you are touching right now
It's about feeling the other person's “warmth of heart” as it is.

What do people think
For the most part, they are similar in terms of human structure.
For the most part, your partner is thinking the same as what you thought.

In Buddhism, people come into contact with it while thinking about it
“mercy”,
I feel the other person's joy as joy, and I feel that the other person's sorrow is sad
It explains the importance of mental action.

I know there are a lot of things to think about.

I want you to think a lot.
Every time I think about it, you become wonderful.
I wish you good luck on your way. Gassho

No matter what skill in the world, nothing can be acquired by praying or asking.

Even if you acquire the ability to “see spirits” and “read other people's minds,” I don't think that skill will ease your suffering.

There are exercises that have a more immediate effect than that, and are more useful.
It's about “reducing mental stains and developing a good personality.”
Don't drown in greed. Don't let your anger explode. Don't complain or speak ill of it. Don't be jealous of others. You won't regret it. Don't be arrogant.

In order to get rid of suffering, you must first stand firm on your own feet. Only your own good heart and actions can lead to happiness for yourself and those around you.
Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, was able to accomplish exactly this most difficult ascetic practice. There are temples to share that teaching, and we are here to be close to everyone.

Even if you can't see spirits, and even if you can't read other people's minds, you will surely be able to live a strong and bright life. You can live a life where you continue to share happiness with your loved ones. Please believe in yourself.

Kanna-sama

This is Kawaguchi Hidetoshi. This is my humble answer to the question.

First of all, matters relating to “inspiration” have been dealt with in the following questions until now, so I hope you can take a look.

http://blog.livedoor.jp/hasunoha_kawaguchi/archives/cat_319683.html

Well... I've already read the thank-you content, but...

I know that your question is truly precious and appreciated because you want the power to be useful to others.

The desire for compassion to think about the other person's feelings and to be healed of pain is also common to “compassion” in Buddhism.

Also, I think they want the ability to see through everything (all intellectual/Katsu Yoshitomo) from the feeling that they want to somehow help and save people who are in trouble.

Yes, in Buddhism, it is certainly explained that such power can be obtained through enlightenment. Specifically, it is the so-called “six gods,” and I am dealing with it in the following question.

The question “Do you have inspiration?”
http://blog.livedoor.jp/hasunoha_kawaguchi/archives/1002837225.html

“... Regarding “divine power,” it is certainly written according to Buddhist scriptures (Shamon Ka Sutra, Oibu Sutra, etc.) that if you achieve enlightenment, you can obtain the six gods (Tengen-dori, Toshin-tsuzu, Fumei-dori, Shitsu-dori, and Ofun-dong-su) for good and convenient use. As far as I know, there are things about Kannon Bosatsu's good, clever, and convenient functions in the Kannon Sutra, and details about the fulfillment of vows made by Amida Nyorai during the Bodhisattva period. Apart from whether or not it can actually be done, there is also a theory that it is just one interpretation of “as a state of internal investigation.” Anyway, I think it's a power we can't easily obtain with ordinary people. ・・”

To be honest, what I can say from an immature poor life is nothing that doesn't actually lead to a state of enlightenment... I know it is a power that can be revealed when affliction and intellectual disability are eradicated... but in order to do so, it is still important to walk in Buddhism with a firm Bodhi heart. By all means, let's work hard together towards the fulfillment of Buddhism.

Kawaguchi Hidetoshi Gassho