Today's Verse
Until now, all humankind has been pondering only with the human mind.
This time, there is no need at all to ponder with the human mind on any matter. (XIII:93-95)
Hinokishin Day across the World
This year’s Tenrikyo Hinokishin Day was observed at various locations in a number of countries by the end of May. On Oahu Island in Hawaii, for instance, 140 people engaged in clean-up hinokishin on May 4 at the Honolulu Zoo—which has been a Hinokishin Day site in Hawaii for the…
Tenri University Holds Exhibition at SOAS, University of London
Sponsored by Tenri University and the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), the University of London, an exhibition is being held under the title “1000 Years of the Art of Japanese Books: Treasures from Tenri Central Library” at Brunei Gallery of SOAS from April 18 to June 22, 2013.…
Tenrikyo Hinokishin Day Observed
This year’s Tenrikyo Hinokishin Day was observed across Japan and overseas on April 29. The theme for this year was: “Now is a season for salvation: Let’s do hinokishin!” With a sense of gratitude in their minds, followers engaged in hinokishin at various places in their communities. The Home of…
Seminar for Young Women Leaders Held
Tenrikyo Women’s Association held its Seminar for Young Women Leaders at Moya 38 on February 11 and 12, 2013. A total of 374 young women leaders from directly supervised chapters and diocese chapters attended the seminar. The Young Women’s Convention, scheduled for November 4 of this year, will be held…
Salvation Work in the Main Sanctuary
The Preparation Committee for the 130th Anniversary of Oyasama recently announced that staff members of the Counseling Section of the Divine Gifts and Sanctions Bureau will administer the Sazuke in the West Worship Hall following the performance of the noon services, which, as reported before, will be performed in the…
Mind That Attracts Happiness
Mind That Attracts Happiness is a translation of Shiawase o yobu kokoro, written in Japanese by Eiji Ozaki, the third head minister of Ushigome Grand Church. Tenrikyo is sometimes referred to as the “path for the mind” because one of its focuses is on the way of handling the mind…