Tenrikyo - The Reason of Heaven
| Master the poems - One poem a day |
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Now ponder! From now on you
must replace your mind. |
WEEK ONE:
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WEEK SIX:
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WEEK SEVEN:
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WEEK EIGHT:
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WEEK NINE:
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WEEK TEN:
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WEEK ELEVEN:
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WEEK TWELVE:
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WEEK TWENTY:
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WEEK TWENTY-ONE
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WEEK TWENTY-TWO
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WEEK TWENTY-SIX
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Perhaps you have noticed that the logo on the Natural Return page turns into a red door when you move your cursor across it. Clicking on that door brings up a random poem from the Tip Of The Writing Brush. These pages present that same selection of poems in a format that reminds us to ponder over the meaning of each of the poems from the point of view of three very different interpretations. The reason for providing these three guides for our pondering is that we are informed by the poems that the actual meaning of the poems cannot be known or understood through our ordinary worldly common way of reasoning.
I believe that anyone who masters all three interpretations of even one of the poems will be be able to understand not only all of the rest of the poems but also the deepest truth of the human mind, the truth of any and everything, the truth of origin of our self and this world.
Have fun with the poems, they bring freedom and joy to the state of our mind and the state of our world.