賢い人ほど「行動しない」理由｜空海が語った静寂の極意

The wiser a person is, the more likely they are to choose to "do nothing." This video, based on the teachings of Kukai (Kobo Daishi), uses a story to provide an easy-to-understand explanation of the wisdom that resides in "stillness" and "inaction." It depicts the journey of Osamu, a man in his 60s, who, after experiencing anxiety and frustration after retirement, is guided by Kukai's words to regain his "spiritual richness." This video will give you the courage to stop and think, even if you're feeling the urge to "do something." 📚 References From "Kukai: Collected Quotations" (Kadokawa Sophia Bunko) Chapter 3: "The Power of Silence" Chapter 5: "Doing Nothing, Doing Nothing" "The Complete Works of Kobo Daishi: Kukai (Kodansha Academic Library)" Volume 1 "The Practice of Inaction" from "The Ten Stages of Mind" "The Wisdom of Observing the Mind" from "The Key to the Secret Treasure" 🎯 Recommended for: Worried about how to spend your time after retirement Who feel guilty about "doing nothing" Who want to learn Kukai's teachings in an easy-to-understand way Who are interested in Buddhist living and mindfulness Who want to quiet their mind 🔖 #KukaiTeachings #BuddhistTeachings #LifeAfterRetirement #WisdomOfSilence #InactionOfNature #TheCourageToDoNothing #HowToCleanYourMind #KoboDaishi #Buddhism #HealingTime #SecondHalfOfLife #Mindfulness #SlowLife