Introduction

 I took a break for a while, but I couldn't hold it back, so I'm going to write again.


It's about how much God and Buddha love you and us.


Actually, I think "God" alone would be fine, but I started with Buddhism, so I always say "Buddha." God is love and Buddha is mercy, so either is fine, but words are so troublesome. I think that either "Prayer of Love" or "Prayer of Mercy" would be fine for the title of my blog. I used to use "Prayer of Mercy." But "love" is also a nice word.


In the past, I would quote the words of various scriptures and saints, and write about what is written in this or that scripture, or what the saints said, but I think I'll stop doing that here. Even if I quote a word from a scripture, it may have absolute meaning for those who worship that scripture, but for those who don't worship it or those who are not religious, it is no basis for anything. But it may "come out" by mistake. I'm sorry if that happens.


I'm not sure where to start, but I think I can talk about myself later. So, here's how I ended up writing this. First of all, it's about God's love. It's about Buddha's mercy. And here again, two different expressions come up: God and Buddha, love and mercy. Ah, how troublesome. For those who are comfortable with God, just use "God," and for those who are familiar with Buddha, just use "Buddha."


So, I wonder how far I can go this time.


Let love and mercy guide me


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