A story of me in this lifetime

    Today, I begin writing about the rest of the story written on November 10, about the second pillar of my moral standard.    Thinking correctly about the way of solution for my problems, we must first and profoundly consider the following quotation by my mentor: "It is impossible to build one's own happiness on the misfortune of others." (from the same site ).    The more you know about our real world and our life, the more you cannot believe the quote that we cannot build our happiness at the sacrifice of other persons' happiness. So even problems within arm's reach far from global problems are not solved. Thus, those are left, continuously accumulated around us, and our situation will be going more and more badly.  Nevertheless, we need to notice the previous quotation. The principle states that everyone includes within each other's environment.    As you know, our inner devils always whisper to us: becoming ignorant; getting greedy;...

  I have a moral standard as you have, but of course, I do not interest in whether that suits new normals or not.   The standard consists of two pillars in my view of life. The first pillar is standard that I never blame other persons for my problems. The thought has been extremely important for my life and originally based on the philosophy of NIchiren Buddhism, which is  the principle the oneness of life and its environment (e-sho-fu-ni in Japanese)  and  the principle of a single life-moment possessing three thousand realms (ichi-nen-san-zen in Japanese) . My mentor said: “People around us reflects the state of our own lives. The environment that we are in, whether favorable or not, is the product of our own life. When we fail to understand this, we tend to blame others for our troubles.”(from Words of Wisdom by Daisaku Ikea ). Thus, My mentor developed the philosophy of NIchiren Buddhism. Various problems have really occurred around me almost every day. ...

I previously used the clause that you look up to someone as a mentor. I literally look up that (not someone) every day, but of course, it is the picture of mentor on the upper of a wall that I am looking up. You may interest in who is in the picture. I will tell you about that someday because it is never secret. You will certainly feel that my sentences are arrogant, because these are wordy sentences. But I think that those styles will mainly relate to the character of me. But those possibly depend on minds that are common with Japanese, and I will expect a little that is so. No way, I must appreciate that you had read those such sentences and like to expect your generosity.