Aunte Yan is working in a
beauty salon in Ipoh and she was once a practitioner of Nichiren Shoshu (日蓮正宗) and worshipping Dai
Gohonzon. The below story is told by her regarding her personal experience:
As you know I was a follower of Nichiren Shoshu worshipping Dai
Gohonzon. The incense holder is as if a rectangular box where the incense once
lit is put horizontally in the rectangle box. There is a small bell that needs
to be stroked after every mantra recitation; and a small cup of plain water
also need to be prepared in front of the incense burner. The water will need to
be consumed the next morning.
I have a friend, Kim who has psychic vision and can see spirits; all
types of spirits. One day Kim came to my beauty salon but she
immediately fainted on entering my salon. I hurriedly sent Kim to hospital
where Kim was unconscious for full 7 days.
My intuition told me that was the working of Dai Gohonzon and I was so
frighten that Kim may die by the punishment of Dai Gohonzon, so I immediately
packed all of the stuffs realted to Nichiren Shoshu and throw the package into
Kinta River and let the package flow away. There was heavy rain and strong wind
right after what I have done.
It was quite a miracle that Kim regained consciousness right after I returned
from Kinta River. As narrated by Kim later that she bumped into a gigantic Sumo
wrestler who was trying to take her life but fortunately the spirit can only
possess her body but couldn’t harm her; added to that it was the right timing
for me to put all my stuffs for a ‘float test’.
Hi, was the Sumo wrestler connected to Nichiren Shoshu? Why would it harm Kim? Isn't it Buddhism?
ReplyDeleteI would have go back to Aunte Yan for these questions for I'm only a story compiler... probably none of us have the answer... hahaha.
DeleteNot to provoke: What is Buddhism and what is in the teaching of Nichiren Shoshu?