Nihon Essay Essay Watashi no Okyo (My Sutra to Live to Die Someday / Hiromi Ito Asahi Bunko

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Japanese Essay and Essay : Asahi Bunko / The Sutra that appeared in the days of stumbling as a person who lives. What I have thought about death from old age disease every day. When it became a paperback edition, it contains "Old Dog and Me". I watch the death of my mother, father and husband by myself. I repeat the thoughts of "living" and "dying" while walking in the wilderness and the beach with my dog, and read the Buddhist scriptures. The power to live naturally comes out while facing all things of life and death from old age disease. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. Is there a way to lessen the anxiety and suffering of dying when I get old? I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old like a poem. I think about "living and dying" before I get old, is there a way to alleviate the anxiety and suffering of dying when I get old? While attending from far away California while I am at home, my daughter meets the Sutra. Now, I watch the death of my parents and husband by walking in the wasteland and the beach with my dog. I look at the sunset, the moon, the life of small creatures. See the rain, the wind, the earthquake. Nature leads to life and death overlap. [Excerpt from the Table of Contents] Father, mother, Sutra and Me open Kyoge "Just came out" Hannya Shingyo "Towards completion" Genji Monogatari Ohyohaku "Murasaki Shikibu no Ojo" The Hokke-kyo Yakumo-Shinmonge Yuikyogyo Sutra Buddhist prayer