【質問】本山で修行してない住職、葬式のやり方が違う！？曹洞宗僧侶が回答します

Question: "At past funerals, I was surprised and shocked when the priest chanted sutras and gave a final chant at the end. However, there was nothing like that at my father and mother's funerals about xx years ago. I asked Eiheiji, the head temple, and they said it's up to each temple's own procedures. The head priest of my family temple has never trained at a head temple; he only trained with my parents. I don't understand why they have different procedures within the same Soto sect." Answer: ○△□Related Videos●▲■ ① A Buddhist Monk Seriously and Carefully Explains Buddhist Posthumous Names [What are Buddhist Posthumous Names Used at Funerals? What Does a Temple Name Mean?]    • 【お葬式の戒名って何？】ちゃんと分かるように曹洞宗のお坊さんが徹底解説します【決定版】   ② [Q&A] Why does the Soto sect have two head temples?    • 【Q&A】曹洞宗はどうして本山が２つあるの？   ③ [Memories from the Head Temple] A Monster Complainer and a Monk [Special Psychology]    • 【本山の思い出】モンスタークレーマーと修行僧【特殊な心理】   ④ [First Talk] What is the "Self-Proclaimed Head Priest" in the Voyeurism Incident? A Buddhist Monk Explains    • 【初トーク】盗撮事件の『自称住職』って何！？お坊さんが解説   ⑤ [Soto Zen] A Discussion on the Ranks of Buddhist Monks    • 【曹洞宗】お坊さんの位についていろいろ語ってみた   ○△□●▲■ Sub-Channel [Daiji's Backyard]    / @uraniwa   Game Channel [Daiji's Game Hermitage]    / @daijigame   ○△□●▲■ As I am a Soto Zen Buddhist monk, I generally discuss topics from a Soto Zen perspective or within the Soto Zen sect. ○△□●▲■ I introduce the truth behind the world of Buddhism and temples on a wide range of topics, including Buddhist teachings, temple life, common misconceptions, candid stories, Zen training, sutra chanting, zazen, nature observation, and experiments. I am a Zen monk at a rural mountain temple. I am the deputy head priest of the Soto Zen sect. I am currently undergoing training (ango) at Sojiji Temple, the head temple of the Soto Zen sect. I completed the second term of the Soto Zen Missionary Training Institute. I am a Thai Theravada Buddhist monk who briefly became a monk (abandoned the precepts). Twitter   / daiji_zen