I became a Temple Apprentice in Kyoto@jinjabukkakuonline日本語字幕あり

I became a Temple Apprentice in Kyoto@jinjabukkakuonline日本語字幕あり

in Japan there are over 150,000 temples
and shrines combined however as more and
more tourist are attracted to these
sacred places the opportunities for
visitors to fully experience Buddhism
within the temple wall is somewhat
limited so today let’s visit the
Buddhist temple in Kyoto to experience
what it’s like to become a Buddhist
disciple together it’s a collaboration
with asosan the priest of Tao Temple who
has been introduced by my Shinto
Priestess friend suzu Chang and in his
video he answered questions from my
viewers about Buddhism so please don’t
forget to check out his video after
watching mine his family Temple daoi is
a bush Temple of jordo shct located
inimi World
kyotto surprisingly the premise is
connected to a shopping mall here at
daoi asosan holds an event called
which means a paren ship in Japanese
where participants can become pews for
day to learn about the rituals and
practices of Japanese Buddhism I’m a
little nervous because it’s my first
time
too but let’s enjoy the experience
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first we Le
his he explained why cleaning is the
primary duty of the temples he will
focus on learning the values
perspectives and mindset of bism
in for
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after teaching me the primary aim of
Buddhism is to remove suffering he went
on to say if you disregard the happiness
of others and cannot feel happy unless
you yourself are happy you will find
fewer moments of Happiness he stressed
the importance of experiencing others
happiness as our
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he used his illustration during hisi and
it was very interesting and something
new for me to learn next we recite the
Sutra signaling the beginning of the
training
then we weara a Loof shaped monk
sto after that we purify ourselves by
applying Zuko a fragrant powder to our
hands by rubbing it into to purify
ourselves
we also wear a set of juu which serves
the purpose of counting the Sutra
recitations and also plays a row of
purification we learn how to sit
properly in the cesa posture how to
stand and how to
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walk
for okay
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we practice the basic walking technique
of taking six steps to cover a distance
of one tatami mat which is also followed
in disciplines such as tea
ceremony it was not easy but it was fun
to practice
oh after moving to the main hall PS
learn how the place for prayer is
constructed B incense with heated
charcoal and learn how to
pray then finally we move to what could
be considered the main practice striking
Muno I was very excited to try
it Muno which means wooden fish in
Japanese is used when chanting sutras it
is modeled after a fish that always
keeps its eyes open symbolizing
diligence in practice with not
sleep let’s try how small and big Muno
sounds like
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hi
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oh
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the surau amut originates from the
ancient Indian Sanskrit language which
means I entrust myself to amida Buddha
wholeheartedly and it will guide us to
gokak Joo pure land after death where
there is no suffering
I March my parents face in my mind while
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chanting well it was a brief experience
but the proper usually last for around 2
to 3our session and international
visitors are also welcome so I highly
recommend trying it if you ever have the
chance in Japan there are around 70,000
Buddhist temples and around 880,000
Shinto shrines in my channel I visited
many Shinto shrines where I feel the
sense of connection with nature and
things around me but thanks to asosan I
got to know Buddhism a little more
closer and I feel like I can learn the
wisdom to live as a human being I felt
integrating both Essence can lead to
make my life more fulfilling one thank
you very much asosan for this wonderful
experience and his wife for welcoming me
and helping our collaboration also thank
you suan for connecting me with asosan
in asosan Channel he made a video where
he answered our questions about Buddhism
so please don’t forget to check it out
thank you very much for watching to the
end please take care and see you next
time bye

Eisho san’s video(English Caption)/ He answered our questions about Buddhism

Link of his Temple HP
https://jinjabukkaku.online/

Link of Deshiiri
https://tradi-jp.com/workshop/360001

You see thousands of temples and shrines all over Japan.But how much do we know about Buddhism? Today, I’ll share my experience as an apprentice at Daikō-ji Temple in Kyoto. Additionally, in Eisyou-san’s video, I interviewed him based on questions I received from my viewers. So, let’s learn together about the basics of Buddhism!

Timeline:
0:00 Introduction and surprising fact
0:54 What’s Deshiiri?
1:35 My learning of the day
5:18 Learning some technics
6:33 My favorite part
9:24 What I realized by today’s experience

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