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Life of the Foundress, Part 5

April 11, 2015Oyasama, Tenrikyo 101identification of Jiba, Ofudesakiroykoogee

The following is an excerpt of “The Life of the Foundress” by Yoshinaru Ueda as it appears in Tenrikyo: Its History and Teachings (1966), pp. 28–30. Note that this excerpt has been slightly revised to reflect current translation styles.

The content below more or less corresponds what appears in The Life of Oyasama, Chapter Six. Continue reading Life of the Foundress, Part 5 →

New York Center May 2006 monthly service kowa translation

March 16, 2008Uncategorizedfaith testimonial, Hiraga clan, identification of Jiba, moto ichi-nichi, New York Center, personal episode, sanctuary speechroykoogee

I’ve decided to upload the English version of the “sermon” I gave almost two years ago at New York Center. It has some personal and other information that hopefully some of you out there might find interesting.

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Tag Archives: identification of Jiba

Life of the Foundress, Part 5

New York Center May 2006 monthly service kowa translation