法話「戒名と法名」のちがい ~亡くなった人の名前ではない~浄土真宗 真宗大谷派僧侶 高科修 師

Sermon: "The Difference Between a Buddhist Name and a Buddhist Dharma Name" - Not the Name of a Deceased Person - by Reverend Takashina Osamu, Priest of the Jodo Shinshu Otani School Buddhist names and Buddhist names. Many people think these two are the same. And many others think they are the names of a deceased person. While both Buddhist names and Buddhist names are the same in the sense of a disciple of Buddha, in reality, they are completely different. And both Buddhist names and Buddhist names are names that one takes on while still alive. Now, when I explain this, I'm sure you're confused. Therefore, I'd like to explain it clearly and in an easy-to-understand way. Please watch the video. If you enjoyed listening, please click the like button or leave a comment with your thoughts, as it will encourage me to upload more short stories. Please subscribe to my channel! (^^)! A Collection of Buddhist Monk's Short Stories (Sermon Collection) When we rewatch or read movies or novels we saw or read as children as adults, we often feel something completely different. There are many reasons for this, such as our ability to see and feel things more deeply through experience, or, conversely, our loss of childhood innocence. Please try reading these "Short Stories" over and over again. When you are healthy, when you are sick, when you are in love, when you have experienced heartbreak, when you are happy, when you are angry, when you have experienced the death of a loved one...try reading them at various times. Even if the written words are the same, your feelings and interpretations will surely be different each time. Shaku Kanshu Gassho http://www.0408.jp/s003/index.htm Monk's Short Stories Site http://www.0408.jp/index.html What is Jodo Shinshu? http://www.0408.jp/s001/index.htm #Buddhism#Posthumous Name#Dharma Name#Sermon