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Demand Destruction as a Free‑Religious Discipline

“The Prayer of the Master”: An English version of the Japanese “Lord’s Prayer” suitable for private recitation

From Negation to Affirmation: Trusting the “Great Life” [大生命, Daiseimei]—An Easter Sunday Thought for the Day

A revised translation of “Unitarian Teachings” (ユニテリアン之教義) as stated by Arthur May Knapp in Tokyo, May 1889

Let a billion lotuses bloom: a contagious mind-virus of decency—Rutger Bregman’s basic message of hope

But I say to you: love not only your own countrymen, but also the people of other nations.

The Meaning-full-ness of Fragments

A philosophy of wonder born of an ancient disappointment

Celebrating Christmas Day without a founder: Jesus, Śākyamuni Buddha and the Great Life

What is called “profit” disappears without a trace . . .