dali48 and writing ediary4 and cycling and photographing a lake in Wickrath etc.
11.12.1997 - Interpretation of dali48
If one kills a louse, where does the life go that is in the animal? - Will it disappear from this world forever? - When a cherry branch is placed in a vase, its buds are turned into blossoms and leaves, but it will be less than if one had left the branch at its tree. - Life is different (see "flora and fauna", etc. - d.48) in the broken branch as the life in the tree?
This is the way (see e.g. Tao etc. - d.48). I must only believe firmly in nature and "God," then all problems will be solved - whether they are more personal - family-like - or social type... (D. Ikeda)
And when all the heavens leave me, and all persecutors attack me, as long as my faith is not disproved by a wise man - I will never give up my religion, which I have consecrated my life... (Nitschuren Daischonin, 1281)
For a man without religion is lonely and vulnerable, - a swaying leaf which is helplessly exposed to the wind! - False religion brings misery and destroys their followers with deadly security... (D. Ikeda)
Only the one who remains strong in solitude, - is a true hero... (F. Schiller)
As long as Buddhism is not widespread, - people must continue to suffer senseless battles and clashes...
Where faith is, there is peace, - teaches the "lotus sutra"...
At all times those persons are hated and persecuted by the powerful (see e.g. Tibetan monks, etc. - d.48) who love the people with a pure spirit and true compassion...
Traveler, where are you from? - And where are you going? - The moon went down, but the sun is still behind the horizon. I advance ahead of dawn, and still in the dark in the search for light. I must drive out the clouds of the spirit, and I must find the tree that defies the storm. Therefore I raise me from the earth... (D. Ikeda)
If one kills a louse, where does the life go that is in the animal? - Will it disappear from this world forever? - When a cherry branch is placed in a vase, its buds are turned into blossoms and leaves, but it will be less than if one had left the branch at its tree. - Life is different (see "flora and fauna", etc. - d.48) in the broken branch as the life in the tree?
This is the way (see e.g. Tao etc. - d.48). I must only believe firmly in nature and "God," then all problems will be solved - whether they are more personal - family-like - or social type... (D. Ikeda)
And when all the heavens leave me, and all persecutors attack me, as long as my faith is not disproved by a wise man - I will never give up my religion, which I have consecrated my life... (Nitschuren Daischonin, 1281)
For a man without religion is lonely and vulnerable, - a swaying leaf which is helplessly exposed to the wind! - False religion brings misery and destroys their followers with deadly security... (D. Ikeda)
Only the one who remains strong in solitude, - is a true hero... (F. Schiller)
As long as Buddhism is not widespread, - people must continue to suffer senseless battles and clashes...
Where faith is, there is peace, - teaches the "lotus sutra"...
At all times those persons are hated and persecuted by the powerful (see e.g. Tibetan monks, etc. - d.48) who love the people with a pure spirit and true compassion...
Traveler, where are you from? - And where are you going? - The moon went down, but the sun is still behind the horizon. I advance ahead of dawn, and still in the dark in the search for light. I must drive out the clouds of the spirit, and I must find the tree that defies the storm. Therefore I raise me from the earth... (D. Ikeda)
Daisaku Ikeda is a Japanese Buddhist philosopher, educator, author, and nuclear disarmament ...... In Lundy, Brandon D.; Adebayo, Akanmu G.; Hayes, Sherrill W. (eds.). Atone: Religion, Conflict, and Reconciliation. Lexington Books. pp.
Awards: Hwagwan Order of Cultural Merit ...
Born: 2 January 1928 (age 91); Ōta, Tokyo, Ja...
Children: Hiromasa Ikeda (池田博正); Takahiro ...
Residence: Japan, Tokyo, Shinjuku-Ku, Shina...
(Nitschuren Daischonin, 1281) For a man without religion is lonely and vulnerable - a swaying leaf which is helplessly exposed to the wind - False religion ...
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