“Living A Shin Buddhist Life” January 13, 2019

[@deano1018]

Thank you Sensei for sharing your talk! Na Man Da Bu. 🙏🏼📿🙏🏼📿🙏🏼📿

[@nguyenvandangkhoa2005]

It's a beautiful talk, thankyou so much for your funny talk. Namu Amida Butsu. Nammo A di đà Phật.

[@JN-xb6pq]

Namu Amida Butsu🙏🏼

[@OregonBuddhistTemple]

Nanmandabu🙏

[@kawaduthool8049]

Good

[@rajeshnanwatkar7679]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@OregonBuddhistTemple]

😊🙏🙏

[@DisVietVetUSA]

You need to take your present day time machine and go and meet Rennyo Shonin Harry!

[@winstontyau]

The talk by Reverend Harry Bridge, it seems very zealous for Amida Budda and since his talk is about the acceptance of the Pureland, what is the concept of Amidas having to repent of any imperfections, if not have a change of heart. If the passionate one of the infinite is a god of our being, then this deity, must also be ie like a father, and so the father says to his children that he shall chastise them and could bless them, but it depends on his righteousness, not their own, they are only children, but as the Amida is compassionate then that child must grow up and take this responsibility through the wisdom of turmoil and through his or her experience of suffering on this planet, to harmonize with the cosmos. Is it not the mature son and follower of Amida buddha in this light perfected?

[@pinkfloydguy7781]

17:31 Buddhism for foolish people 😋 If anyone has seen the excellent movie “The Fisher King”, starring Robin Williams, Amanda Plummer, and Jeff Bridges, there’s a mythical sort of figure that appears in medieval European, Christian context, called the “Holy Fool,” that Robin plays, and it’s someone who is foolish to the conventions of the world and it’s rules and boundaries, and because of that it’s a fool who can see with deep insight and clarity the things that are more important.

[@DavidWelsh-tq8lp]

very good and funny

[@michigandersea3485]

We are all foolish people, and some of the most foolish are those who believe they are the most enlightened! Namu Amida Butsu!