December - 2015

Rev. HOJO's blog: Dharma message, reflection, and awareness

Unconditional Love with Compassion

Suport and Help ... We are not survive and alive without any supports and help, of course. However, how do we support and help? One day at Chidlren's English Class I told to my elementary students that we canot live without any support and help. "When your friends need help, what do you do?," I asked, and they said, "I help my friends." Then, I asked them, "You do EXPECT your friend's thanks, don't you?" They said, "Yes." "That is not your help and support. You should n

Thank you for your Dharma message to all parents in the world!!!

Tiana, 6 years old girl gives us the life lessen after her parents divorced. I reflect on myself that I had like you experienced. I mean I dicorced and left my sweet 2 years old girl, Juna with ex-wife. I have memories we spent time but only for 2 and half years. You are stil living with me in my heart and mind, of course with your mom too. I love you forever!!! In the dharma From me... Excuse me, This is my personal life reflection, but I just wanted to share with you

Busy means you lost the heart and mind

It's too late to say someting to the loving person. Our loving person passed away, then we think and reflect, "I wanted to talk more with him/her." "I wanted to stay with him/her." "I wanted to do this and that." It's too late. Life is short. We all are missing the most important thing in our lives. We are not alone. We are all together interconneceted in the dharma with love. #Dinner #lovingperson #toolate #Christmas

Stop wasting your life!

A poor mom teaches a rich mom

Life lesson to Kids

A short conversation after class about why a student is not doing well in their class.

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ABOUT ME

Hi, I'm Hojo Tone

I'm the resident head priest of Joganji Buddhist Temple.

I was born in 1969 and reaised at Joganji Buddhist Temple. When I was 16 years old, I became first ordained of Pure Land Shin Buddhist tradition, and earned Master digree of Buddhist Studies at Ryukoku University, at the same time I became full ordained as Pure Land Shin Buddhist priest. At 26 years old I moved to the United States of America as the oversea's Buddhist priest of Shin Buddhism with Zen Buddhism practice.

I returned to Japan in 2014 as the head priest of Joganji Buddhist Temple.

My interest is horse riding, Jogging, and traveling with Onsen hot-springs. I have own family, my lovely wife, Satomi. She is first ordained as a Shin Buddhist and a Pediatrician as MD.

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