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Puna Hongwanji Mission January 2018 Puna Hongwanji Mission January 2018 Hi-Lites Of Special Interest This Month January 1 - Shusho-e (New Year’s Day) Service 10:00am January 21 - Hoonko Service 9:00am Location: 16-492 Old Volcano Road Keaau, HI Mailing address: P.O. Box 100 Keaau, HI 96749-0100 Tel: (808) 966-9981 Fax: (808) 966-7732 Website: punahongwanji.org Resident Minister: Reverend Satoshi Tomioka Cell: (808) 285-0275 Email: [email protected] February 18 – Shinnen Enkai/Keirokai Office Hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri– 9am to12pm* Appreciation Party *unless called away by other duties Thurs. – day off Kyodan Pres.: Jason Hashimoto (Cell:937-5941) 2017 Honpa Hongwanji Slogan Embrace Change: Action INSIDE THIS ISSUE: (Open Communication) Temple Toban, Nenki Page 2 New Year’s Message 3-5 Honpa Hongwanji Hawaii HQ News 6-9 Puna Hongwanji Vision Statement PHM Calendar of Events 10 Minister’s Message 11-13 Puna Hongwanji Mission will be a dynamic and Kyodan News 14 unique temple for Hawaii serving the spiritual needs BWA / Membership 15 of the community through Jodo-Shinshu teachings. Dharma School 16-17 Project Dana 18 Temple Store / Blue Zone Project 19 Puna Hongwanji Mission Statement Queen Lili’uokalani Celebrations 20 [donor info removed from Puna Hongwanji Mission is a community of people onlineonline version]version] joined in the joy of a common faith in Amida Buddha to share the Dharma in our daily living. 1 The Hi-Lites Monthly Newsletter Memorial Service (Nenki) The Hi-Lites is published monthly by the Puna Families, relatives, and friends of Hongwanji Mission. The articles and opinions deceased members listed, please contact expressed by the editors and individual contributors the temple if there are any corrections or are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of omissions. Puna Hongwanji Mission. Researched and compiled by Reverend Email: “[email protected]” Satoshi Tomioka Editorial: Robert Sugihara Nancy Yamada January 2018 Helen Yamada 1 yr. Mitoyo Kamimura January 22, 2017 Aiko Fukunaga January 27, 2017 Production: Lei Kakugawa Sadaichi Kakugawa January 28, 2017 Ann Toma 3 yrs. Clifford Yamaguchi January 23, 2016 Dora Hashimoto 7 yrs. Margaret Ogawa January 21, 2012 Susan Sunada 13 yrs. None 17 yrs. Megumi Ogasawara January 11, 2002 Matsue Kakugawa January 16, 2002 Clifford Furukado Junichi Shimizu January 19, 2002 Advisor: Rev. Satoshi Tomioka Katsuji Horiuchi January 30, 2002 Temple Clean-up Schedule 25 yrs Natsu Taguchi January 26, 1994 33 yrs. Yasu Shimasaki January 29, 1986 Each section will be responsible for 50 yrs. Mitsue Yamashita January 15, 1969 weekly clean-up of the temple for Katsuji Miyamoto January 29, 1969 the entire month. Section leader will contact members on the clean- up dates and times Jan. - Hilo Feb. - M/K/V With Deepest Sympathy Toban Refreshment Puna Hongwanji Mission Schedule for Sunday extends its sincerest sympathy and condolences to Jan. - Keeau the family and relatives of the Feb. - Pahoa following member(s) who recently passed away. Project Dana Visitations Reginald Arima Tadao Yamasaki Nobuko Yoshida January – M/K 2 New Year’s Greeting 年頭の辞 At the beginning of this New Year, I would like to 新しい年のはじめにあたり、ご挨拶申し上げます。 extend my warmest greetings 昨年9月に、門主として初めてハワイ開教区を訪問 to you. させていただきました。各お寺へお参りいただきまし Last September, I had the た皆さまと貴重な時間を過ごすことができましたこと opportunity to visit the Honpa に、改めて、感謝と御礼を申し上げます。 Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii また、一昨年10月1日より昨年5月31日まで京都の as Monshu for the first time. 本山本願寺でお勤めしました伝灯奉告法要には、海外 It was wonderful to have met 開教区を含む世界各地から約15万人の方にご参拝いた with so many people at each だきました。宗祖親鸞聖人以来、浄土真宗のみ教えが temple, and I would like to 約800年間にわたって今日の私たちにまで伝わってき extend my appreciation for everyone’s warm ていることを尊いご縁だと感じました。そして、多く hospitality. のご参拝の皆さま、インターネットの中継を見られた 方々と共にお念仏できることをありがたく思います。 At Hongwanji in Kyoto, Japan, from October 1, 2016 until this past May 31, the Commemoration on 阿弥陀さまのおはたらきを聞かせていただく時、私た the Accession of the Jodo Shinshu Tradition was ちは、自分の都合や思いにとらわれて、物事をありの conducted with attendance of about one hundred ままに受け止めることが難しい私の姿に気付かされま fifty thousand people from throughout Japan and す。ですから、阿弥陀さまのおはたらきを聞き続ける our overseas sanghas. Since the days of our founder ことが大切であり、そのことによって、その大智大悲 Shinran Shonin, for nearly 800 years, the Jodo のお心に促され導かれて、他の人々とともに生きると Shinshu teaching has been cherished and carefully いう生き方に自分自身の生き方も変わってくるのです handed down to us today by our predecessors. 。 Reflecting on this, I am truly grateful to have been able to recite the Nembutsu together with many of 本年も浄土真宗のみ教えを聞き、南無阿弥陀仏とお念 you who took part in the services whether it be in 仏申す日々をともに過ごさせていただきましょう。 person or through the internet. Being enabled to hear the working of Amida Buddha’s voice calling to us, we become aware of 2018年1月1日 our true self, in which we have the difficulty of accepting things just as they are, and being caught up in our own selfish mindset. That is why it becomes all the more important that we continue to 浄土真宗本願寺派 listen to the teaching of Amida. As we appreciate the Buddha’s great wisdom and compassion, we are naturally guided to care for and aspire to live together with one another. 門主 大谷光淳 In this New Year, let us continue to listen to the teaching while following the Nembutsu path together with everyone. January 1, 2018 OHTANI Kojun Monshu Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha 3 Happy New Year! However, we are being encouraged by the Buddha-Dharma. Harmony and accepting “The Value of Harmony” differences is not a sign of weakness or Please let me express my powerlessness. On the contrary, it requires deep warmest Aloha and Best Wishes insight and inner strength as exemplified by the to you for a joyous and Two-Headed Bird/Gumyocho (found in the border pattern of this year’s calendar) that symbolizes the harmonious New Year! th truth of interdependency which our 25 Spiritual At the start of the New Year, Leader is emphasizing. let me share some Dharma sayings which have a special His Eminence Gomonshu Kojun Ohtani shares place in my heart. First, “Everything in this world exists based on (slightly adapted) from “The Teaching of Buddha,” interdependency. When we are not aware of this, “Thousands of people may live in a community, but we tend to think to ourselves that our own it is not a true community until everyone knows perspective is the only one that is right and justified. each other and has empathy for one another. A true This is what causes conflicts to arise.” “How then, community has faith and wisdom that illuminate it. do we attain peace that we seek in the world It is place where people know and trust one another today?” “…it is necessary that we first treat others and there is harmony. In fact, harmony is the life with the same care and respect that we would show and essence of a true community or organization.” ourselves.” “The weakness of our relationships “Thus, the true teaching is the fundamental with each other is the result of us thinking about ourselves more than others.” requirement of a perfect organization.” In 2018, nurtured by Buddha’s Wisdom and Secondly from Prince Shotoku, “Let us cease Compassion, may we become more aware of the from wrath and refrain from angry looks. Nor let virtues of humility, self-reflection, mutual respect, us be resentful when others differ from us.” “We non-violence, equality and harmony contributing are not unquestionably sages, nor are they towards a more peaceful, compassionate and unquestionably fools. Both of us are simply harmonious world. Namo Amida Butsu/ Entrusting ordinary people. How can any person lay down a in All-Inclusive Wisdom and All-Embracing rule by which to distinguish right from wrong? For Compassion! we are all, one with another, wise and foolish, like a ring which has no end.” “Sincerely revere the In Gassho/Anjali, Three Treasures. The Three Treasures are: Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha.” “There is no age Bishop Eric Matsumoto in which people cannot find the Dharma to be Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii noble. Those who are extremely wicked are few, but when they are taught the Dharma, they can follow it. Unless they align themselves with the Three Treasures, on what basis can they correct their mistaken ways?” Thirdly, Shinran Shonin’s words, “May there be peace in the world and may the Buddha’s Teaching spread!” Our Theme & Slogan for 2018 is Embrace Change: Harmony (Accept Differences) and encourages us to accept differences and live in harmony with each other, but due to our self- centered tendencies this is most challenging. 4 Honpa Hongwanji of Hawaii have the chance to meet those with different President’s Message thoughts and feelings from us, to accept them as fellow travelers, to wish that no difficulties come to Embrace Change: Harmony them, and that they live in peace and harmony. Let Accept Differences us remember the small actions we take to create harmony in the world in 2018. And let these small Our theme for 2018 calls us to actions collectively speak of our sincere desire for walk the path of change in peace. harmony by accepting differences. It is a particularly Namo Amida Butsu, difficult time for us to walk this path while the world seems to be dissolving into Pieper J. Toyama, President divisive fragments. As we are swept by world events that seek to divide us one from the other, many feel that the development and flow of events are no longer in our control. We are simply bystanders watching human society fracture and its Happy New Year 2018 pieces fall away from each other. These sweeping events make us feel that our personal efforts to from your accept differences and live in harmony are inconsequential. How can a small personal act on Hi-Lites TEAM my part change the course of world events? How can I make a difference? On behalf of the entire Puna Hi-Lites It would be unfortunate if a world full of caring Newsletter Committee TEAM, we thank people are overtaken by doubt that one person can actually make a difference.
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