【儀式解説】同朋奉讃について（誕生の経緯）

#ShinshuOtaniha #DoboHosan #Sutra #Shoshinge One of the common services in the Otaniha Shinshu is called "Shoshinge DoboHosan." Officially, it refers to the "Shoshinge, Four Cursive Verses, Part 2" followed by the "Nenbutsu San" and "Eko" used in the second DoboHosan Ceremony. "Shoshinge DoboHosan" is recited at services at parishioners' homes, at gatherings such as Mondoh-e, and at evening events at the Dobo Kaikan Hall on the grounds of Higashi Honganji Temple. It is also recited at the "First Night" at the Honorary Memorial Service for the Death of a Buddhist Warrior at the Honji Temple. This article explains how "Shoshinge DoboHosan" came about. 00:00 Opening 01:39 The Birth of the "DoboHosan Ceremony" 03:13 Nembutsu hymns from the "Doho Hosan Ceremony" 05:24 "Showa Memorial Service" 07:22 Spreading "Doho Hosan" 09:24 Adding "Doho Hosan" hymns to all of the "Sanjo Wasan" (Three-volume Wasan) [Reference] Gohayabiki Nembutsu Hymns (December 22nd, Prince Shotoku's Monthly Death Anniversary)    • 【東本願寺】平日の晨朝のお勤め〔2024年12月22日〕