Amidst the bustling cityscape of Osaka, find solace and reflection at Tenrikyo Ajishima Bunkyokai. This branch church, part of the broader Tenrikyo faith, offers a unique spiritual experience. Tenrikyo Ajishima Bunkyokai, nestled within Osaka’s vibrant tapestry, invites you to explore its rich history and beliefs. Tenrikyo, meaning “Heavenly Reason,” originated in 1838 with the teachings of Nakayama Miki, known to followers as Oyasama. She emphasized the Joyous Life, achieved through acts of charity and mindfulness called hinokishin. Here at Tenrikyo Ajishima Bunkyokai, you can experience the heart of this teaching. The church’s daily services, performed twice a day facing the Jiba in Tenri City, are a testament to this dedication. These services, accompanied by traditional instruments like the hyoshigi and chanpon, aim to sweep away the “Eight Mental Dusts” that cloud the mind. Tenrikyo Ajishima Bunkyokai also observes monthly services, featuring the entire Mikagura-uta, the sacred songs for world salvation. The church’s focus on hinokishin, acts of selfless service, further exemplifies the Tenrikyo path. By participating in activities like cleaning public spaces, followers express gratitude for their bodies, gifts lent by God the Parent. At Tenrikyo Ajishima Bunkyokai, find a sanctuary for spiritual growth and joyous living, a testament to Oyasama’s vision of a world filled with gratitude and selfless service. Take a moment to reflect on your own journey and the dust that may cloud your mind. Consider how acts of hinokishin might bring you closer to the Joyous Life taught by Tenrikyo.
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