遇光書林　Gooco Shorin

中国唐の時代の仏教僧、善導が書いた本のなかのたとえ話。

無人の荒れ野をゆくひとりの旅人が前に火の河水の河を視て絶望の窮地に陥ったという設定でのたとえ話を、金井隆久が現代日本語に翻訳しました。

Hello everyone. I am a Buddhist living in Tokyo.

I would like to share with you the essence of Buddhist sutras.

This podcast contains parables and simple expressions that represent the essence of the sutras, the teachings of the Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.

We hope that this podcast will help you meet enlightened people in your daily life and help you find fresh answers to life situations.

This podcast is a transcription from the English version of the Buddhist scriptures published by the Association for the Propagation of Buddhism.

The Association for the Propagation of Buddhism, which means in Japanese "an organization of people who transmit the teachings of Buddha," has an office in Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo (in the neighborhood of Keio University). You can access Buddhist sutras translated into languages around the world. This podcast is an unofficial channel of the association.

In this first installment, listen to the most important doctrines of Buddhism, including the Four Noble Truths. The Buddha realized them 2,500 years ago. If you practice and realize these, you too can become a Buddha.

This year and last year, we heard the news of the deaths of many people. It is really sad.

However, the truth of the impermanence of life and death is a fact that has been taught to us by those who have awakened to it, so please do not be surprised and awaken to the wisdom of this truth.

Unfortunately, as imperfect beings, no matter how much we grieve the death of our neighbors, it is very difficult for us to help them.

No matter how deeply we pray and cry for the resurrection of our dying relatives, as we all know, we cannot raise them from the dead. The thought is a noble but imperfect act of mercy that cannot be performed.

Wisdom can be invoked. Anyone can perform it. And when we practice the perfect act of mercy and eventually become truly wise, we can help our neighbors who wish to become wise and help them realize their wishes. That is what it means to awaken to wisdom.

Bonjour de Tokyo au début du printemps.

Je suis un bouddhiste vivant au Japon.

Je voudrais partager avec vous les principaux points des écritures bouddhistes.

Ce podcast contient des paraboles et des expressions simples qui représentent l'essence des Sutras Les véritables enseignements du Bouddha Shakyamuni, le fondateur du bouddhisme.

J'espère sincèrement que ce podcast vous guidera dans votre rencontre avec la personne éveillée au quotidien et vous apportera de nouvelles réponses à vos situations de vie.

Maintenant, écoutons "La seule théorie de l'esprit et l'état réel des choses".

Ce passage du podcast a été extrait et édité de "Les enseignements du Bouddha" publié par Bukkyo dendo kyokai.

Le nom signifie "Association missionnaire bouddhiste" en japonais et il a un bureau à Minato-ku, Tokyo. Ils détiennent le droit d'auteur sur ces écritures bouddhistes.

Vous aurez accès aux écritures bouddhistes traduites dans les langues du monde entier.

「万人が万人に優しい社会は、万人が万人を警戒する社会である。」

困難で生きづらい現代社会。

いまの世相の本質を、「手間と費用を自分持ちする社会」と仮にとらえて、そうなった淵源を、1960年代からの自動車社会化に想定して、考えてみます。

きっと、sっと驚くような新鮮な知見をえられることとおもいます。

斬新かつ特異な視点からの世の中観察。身近な話題による社会学エッセイ。

この放送は、2017年に出版された「教育と称するもの」(金井隆久)の第3章を改変のうえ音声化した作品です。