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【苦しみを手放す仏教の知恵】お釈迦様が伝えた「四つの真理」と「八つの実践」
「仏教って結局、何を教えているの？」そう聞かれて、うまく答えられる人は意外と少ないのではないでしょうか。 宗派も多く、歴史も長い仏教。その根本は、実はとてもシンプルです。今回は、お釈迦様が最初に説かれた「四諦（したい）」と「八正道（はっし... -
黄帝内経・五匱真言論篇｜五行・五臓・五味・五官・五情の統合的理解
「病はどこから来るのか？」東洋医学の原典『黄帝内経』の中でも、特に精緻な五行理論が展開される章が「五匱真言論篇（ごきしんごんろんへん）」です。ここでは、五臓・五官・五味・五色・五音など、人間の内外に存在する「五」にまつわる要素が統合的に... -
【実話】「返済できなかったら…」未来の不安に囚われ続けた私が、“今”に集中して借金返済できた理由
『一夜賢者の偈』が教えてくれた、苦しみの正体と解放の方法 「どうしよう、来月もまた80万円の返済がある…」ふとした瞬間に頭をよぎる恐怖と焦り。目の前のことに集中したいのに、未来の不安ばかりが心を支配していました。 そんなとき、ある一冊の本に出... -
[Yellow Emperor's Inner Sutra: The Golden Chamber Mantra Treatise] Understanding the rhythms of the seasons, the body, nature and life
"Where does disease come from?" Among the ancient Chinese medical texts, "Huangdi Neijing," the "Jinkai Mantra Treatise" is considered the quintessence of truth. "Jinkai" is a precious library of metal, and "Mantra" is the unchanging words of truth. In this chapter, we will explain the surprising connection between the occurrence of disease and seasons, organs, and time... -
[Learning from the Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon] Health methods that connect with nature - How to create a body that does not develop illness -
If you've been feeling a bit sluggish lately, or feel unwell at the change of seasons, there is some ancient Chinese wisdom we'd like to share with you. This is a chapter called "The Lunhen Chapter on the Life Forces of Heaven" written in the Huangdi Neijing, China's oldest medical text. This... -
AI speaks of good fortune, humans live in the sky | Wisdom and creativity in the age of co-creation
We are now standing at the entrance to an unprecedented era. The emergence of AI is often said to change the way humans work, but I see a deeper meaning that goes beyond that. It is the question that the existence of AI poses to us, "Who are you?" -
How to break free from the feeling of "compromising compared to that other person" | Freedom began when I realized I could never become someone who looked radiant.
"Why can't I do as well as that person?" When you look at the people around you, you blame yourself, get depressed, and then feel miserable again. Are you also suffering from this "comparison loop"? The words in this book struck me: "Suffering is the rift between reality and 'your own selfish thoughts'..."
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