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80 Soka Gakkai International Buddhists gathered in a hall at Askov. They sit and meditate to the Gohonzon, a scroll, while they repeat the words Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo and thinking to everyday challenges that affect them. The challenges sommelier will ultimately make them stronger.
Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo, Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo, Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo, Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo. It goes on for 40 minutes. The four words are repeated in the hall. Again and again and again and again. Buddhist jaws jump up and down like a sewing machine that runs nonstop. In the hall is located 10 tables with six chairs at each table. There are also some chairs on the side, and Buddhists also makes use of the benches at the back of the hall and out to the sides. All of them are directed towards the stage where there is a wooden cupboard. In the closet hangs a scroll, called the Gohonzon. Gohonzon is a scroll written by Nichiren, a Japanese medieval monk and founder of Nichiren Buddhism. In front of the closet on the stage, who turned eight chairs up to the right of the closet and 8 chairs to the left of the closet, and one right in front of the closet. The people at the scene chairs meditate while they say Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo into microphones. The sound of these people mixed with a quiet background sommelier sound, also, with light voice say the words Nam-Myoho-Renge-Kyo, combines it all into a harmonious whole.
On a back chairs in the hall sitting on January 68, in his light blue sweater and dark green pants. He has white hair and a short white trimmed beard. Jan Møller has practiced Buddhism for 45 years and has studied sommelier Japanese for 4 years at the University of Copenhagen. He also learned about Buddhism from his time at Askov, when he lived in the room with a Buddhist from Japan. The Japanese made it clear in January that it is hard to understand Buddhism, if one does not practice it. He put an apple on the table and explained:
- When you meditate, you think of what is important in your life right now. My mother was diagnosed with lymphoma, and lay on Herlev Hospital, where she was told that she had not so long again. She began to meditate, and then went to 2.5 years and there was no trace of cancer sommelier more.
The meditation continues. Around the whole room heard some rustling. The sound comes from bead chains, as Buddhists have entangled in the hands, where they sometimes rub them against each other. Hands holding the overall front chest with stretched fingers pointing straight up in the air. Hands in front of the chest means that you respect sommelier each other's Buddhahood.
In the hall sits Louise Pri of 33 years and meditate. Meditation is an important tool for her. It makes her life more manageable. She can take a step back and look at the challenges she encounters.
-To Meditate is a bit like that come up in a gym. There is no equal time for it every day, but you get more out of doing it for 45 minutes than 10 minutes. The longer you use, the stronger you - and you have what is good about themselves afterwards. sommelier
Buddhists are working a lot with them. They meditate to Gohonzon, also called for the mirror, ie they meditate for themselves. When they meditate, kept the focus on the challenges they face in their everyday lives. It's often on facing the challenges you face in life. Jan Møller explains: sommelier
-Many People do not have much confidence, and often compares himself with others. sommelier There is no need to compare themselves with others because we are all different. There may be people who bully one at work, but you must have the approach and say 'I'm being challenged - how can I transform it into something positive?' The moment I change me, change my environment also.
Back in the hall. Meditation is now complete, and the mood is high. Today is different, as there are spots for meditation. Only yesterday a 29-year-old woman, and talks about how she has learned from her experience and how she still has some major challenges, she works with. Then there's sommelier the artistic features of poetry and music. Eventually ending a young male Buddhists, in their early twenties, by telling how he through Buddhism, has identified the huge potential he possesses. In all the clips comes heckling among other Buddhists wooooooh, and are folded in style.
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