The second movement: Kyoto, the paradise where Maitreya Buddha resides – leaving everything behind, leaving everything behind, leaving everything behind
Posted date:2021-09-30Author:じゅうべい(Jubei) Transrator:ポンタ(Ponta)
Category:No.1 Yugyo: Kyoto, the paradise where the Buddha resides. , The Sacred Biography of Heian Buddhism: Amitabha Sage (Hijiri) Kuya, ed.
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I can see its appearance clearly. The steps of each person in this world finally connect to all and create the world of connection which is there as it is. I can see the state clearly. And I am allowed to live in the linkage of these big lives.
My great master, Amida Buddha. So, I recite your name. Because I extol from my heart that what you taught me, the truth of “everything is empty” I taught me is certainly truth. In Higashi city in city of Kyoto, under the bustle and hustle of it, I recite the name, spreading out the straw mat, sitting down there, setting up a beggar tray in front of me, and beggaring foods calmly.
“Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu. Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu.”
Namu means believing and entrusting and Namu Amida Butu means to live enlisting yourself in the endless light of Amida. I just enlisting myself in the truth of “empty” earnestly. I’ll throw all of myself into the truth of “empty”.
I keep reciting “Namu Amida Butu” without a break, leaving it to my mouth and just earnestly now. Then, Amida Buddha becomes the voice and appears in front of me as sigh. Although it takes the form of invisible, it makes its appearance in front of me along with my Nenbutu-like voice. Therefore, the city of Kyoto is the arene where the thought of Amida Buddha is explained.
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“Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu. Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu.”
I just thoroughly throw away everything now, and my mind assimilates with the paradise and reach to the self-effacement of emptiness and no phase.
“Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu, Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu”
Here is western Jodo, the paradise Jodo where Buddha is there, paradise Kyoto where Buddha is there. I’ll reborn in Jodo enlisting myself in the thought of “empty” Amida Buddha shows. I’ll reborn in paradise Jodo.
I am living now together throwing all away. I quietly keep reciting “Namu Amida Butu” in the place, in the city of Kyoto. I keep reciting, leaving it to my mouth, as the person who holds the thought of “empty” in myself, as the servant of Amida Buddha, as a beggar monk who sell himself in the city, and as Kuya Saya.
I keep reciting from my mouth while tapping corn, corn.
I returned to the city in order to work hard for someone by throwing all and forgetting self.
I am here today as well in Higashi city in the city of Kyoto, Heiankyo in 938.(Tenkei 1)
And keep reciting Nenbutu here.
“Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu. Namu Amida Butu, Amida Butu”
1st trip (end)
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