Subject: Re: A Japanese Monk Sent this Prayer Request
A Japanese Monk Sent this Prayer Request
The damage of the earthquake in Japan is devastating.
Unable to cool down the reactor, we are facing a possibility of nuclear
transplant explosion.
Please join our prayer. Feel free to forward this prayer request to anyone.
It would be great if more people can pray.
Here is a translation of a message/oracle from the Ise Shrine in Japan:
After sunset we need strong power of prayer.
Please let me deliver the message to as many as possible.
We can stop this earthquake with our prayers, but right now the nuclear
plant is in danger.
Please heal the suffering, sadness, anger, worry about nuclear
plants.
Please do not think that this accident will bring justice.
Please care for each other.
The energy toward conflict and fight is also fueling the things happening
right now.
Please stop the conflict and stop the fight and change the worrying voice
to the power of prayer.
Please pray that as many people as possible can be saved.
We will be O.K.
If our hearts start connecting with each other the earth will be healed.
There are the sounds/vibrations that can release the karma of earth.
Anyone who can make a prayer sound, anyone who can do reiki,
anyone who can do long distance healing,
please direct your energy to the center of Japan .
The exact location is above the Hachiro gata, Akita Prefecture .
If you can sing, please sing.
Humming is fine too.
Let the earth listen to the sound.
Please send gratitude to the earth.
If mother earth wakes up, everything will stop.
The word Song/Sing writes in Japanese Kanji - small possibilities
support a big lack.
Please send your prayer to the Earth to wake up the Spirit.
I will be in meditation after the sunset.
I will pray for the light shining in the sky even in the darkness.
May everyone be safe.
Thank you for supporting my heart at this very difficult time.
Gratitude for our life.Fuma
dharma sri
17-Jan-2011 08:12
hello. i am sri lankan journalist,
Wong Tho Kong
13-Jun-2010 14:48
The Temple Rev. Won Sung is staying is call Daebul Jeongsa in Donam-dong. Mr. david, do you have photos of this temple.
Thank you.
Wong Tho Kong
13-Jun-2010 14:44
Rev.
Margaret J. Newton
01-Apr-2010 12:13
Excellent work. I lived in Seoul for 8 years teaching literature and traveled the country enjoying most of those places you photograph. I was very happy there. I am working on a book of my Korea sojourn. Thank you for a return to the "Land of the Morning Calm."
Xie Er Tang
18-Jan-2010 16:14
Hi David, Happy New Year! I also bought a few of 2008 calenders with Rev Won Sung's little monk paintings. So far, no news on Rev. Stay in touch!
Xie Er Tang
18-Jan-2010 16:10
Hi David, Happy New Year! No news about Rev Won Sung. Stay in touch.
from Xie Er Tang
Xie Er Tang
07-Dec-2009 09:08
Dear Sir, anyone has responded to your seach for Rev Won Sung where about. I like his paintings for little young monks, I have a 2008 calender with those monks. Please share if you have the information. Thanks you so much.
PRIYAL DE SILVA
03-Dec-2009 08:21
I am a sri lankan buddhist having some contacts with korean Yore order through Thalalle Mettanananda Nayaka Thero Chief IncumbentDirector of Saddharmakara Piriven Institute Pinwatte Panadura Sri Lanka like to have some contacts with other chapters and also respectable buddhist Monks all over the world to propergate the buddhism and to help samanera bhikkus for their higher studies.
dharma sri
11-Feb-2009 09:34
REVEREND SIR
I AM A SRI LANKAN BUDDHIST JOURNALIST AND EDITING THE BUDDHIST PAGE IN A LEADING SINGHLESE PAPER IN SRI LANKA.I LIKE TO PUBLISH THE DETAILS OF THE SACRED PLACES OF THE FOREIGEN COUNTRIES.I LIKE TO KEEP COMPANY WITH YOU.
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