Kakaekomarenai Practice / Shunmyo Masuno

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Social Science
"Causing trouble" means "to be taken care of." In Buddhism, it is taken as a matter of course that "a person cannot live alone." Everyone lives together, either with the help of someone or by supporting someone. "People can only live while causing trouble." If you think that way, you may be able to thank everyone around you. On the other hand, there is a moral philosophy deeply ingrained in the heart of the Japanese, "Don't give trouble to others." But people always go down and always cause trouble to someone. It is more human if you live with a mind to "give good things to others" and "receive good things from others." It is more human if you live with a mind to "give good things to others" and "receive good things from others." It is easy. And if you cause trouble yourself too, you can accept it when you receive trouble from others. This is a guidebook on how to live, taught by the chief priest Masuno.