6/29 (Tuesday) Morning and noon, held in Kitakami City "I know the direction to go! “Happy way of life” learned in Buddha's life ”

"I know exactly where to go! “Happy way of life” learned in Buddha's life ”

Even if it is said to be the three great saints and four great saints in the world, Buddha is always at the top.
Born in the royal family, he was blessed with everything, Prince Sittalta (childhood name of Shaka-sama), but with great determination.

He abandoned his position as a prince, entered the mountains, and sought a way of life without regrets.
Throughout the life of Buddha, who is said to be the greatest man in the world

Why don't you learn "a happy way of life that you will not regret" and "the meaning of life" that everyone can understand?
(It's a continuation of the first part and the second part, but you can learn with only one of them)

◆ Organizer ◆
"Buddhist Class from Zero in Kita Tohoku"

◆ Participation fee ◆
We will take care of your feelings at the venue. (The standard is 1,000 yen)

◆ Venue ◆
Sakura Hall (Kitakami City Cultural Exchange Center, Multipurpose Room 1)
Address: 2-1-1 Sakuradori, Kitakami City
Access: Approximately 10 minutes by car from the west exit of "Kitakami" station on the JR Tohoku Shinkansen

* A disinfectant solution is available at the venue.
We also have masks for those who need them.
Keep a distance, a small number of people, and pay attention to ventilation.
Those who continue to have a fever are not allowed to participate.

◆ Impressions of participants ◆

・ I was often impressed by the details of Shaka-sama's life. (Woman in her 50s)

・ Buddhism was taught 2600 years ago,
I was surprised at the deep content that is similar to the Reiwa era. I will tell you again. (Male in his 50s)

・ I was shocked that the Buddhist teachings had an answer to the meaning of life.
(Woman in her 60s)

◆ Lecturer Profile ◆
Professor Masayuki Kojima (Buddhist instructor)
Born in Saitama prefecture.
It has been 10 years since I became a Buddhist teacher.
Lectures are held about 300 times a year in various parts of Hokkaido and Tohoku.
The motto is "easy to understand even for first-time users".

I hope that Buddhist teachings will help you to answer your life's questions and ease your mind. My hobbies are tennis and reading