75 on the way to Okukoma training at Mt. Omine and Kumano Hongu(Flutter)Visiting a sacred place called(Hide)I will pay the bill and practice. We are the 75 Mi of the reverse peak? I went from Mt. Yoshino to 1 Mi.
I think there was no 100 kg on the 13th ~ 21st of Reiwa 7. The itinerary (probably) proceeded from Mt. Yoshino ~ Mt. Yamagamigatake ~ Mt. Misen ~ Maeki = Mt. Tamaki ~ Kumano Hongu = Kumano Sanzan. The basic wake-up is 3 o'clock and departure at 4 o'clock. I woke up early at 2 o'clock and left at 3 o'clock. It was a line with the lights shining. Even though it rained almost every day and I wore a kappa or hat, I was soaked, but I was surprisingly cool. On the contrary, it may be easier to proceed with rain in summer than in sunny weather, but there are various problems such as slippery feet, cliff collapses, and rising rivers, but I managed to overcome it with my friends who were walking and made a full trip. The day before the last day, I had a blister on my right little toe and my underground tabi was dyed red, but I managed to get through it. This time, my left leg was numb, and I put my weight on the cane, etc., and I was able to visit the Kumano Sanzan while deceiving the remaining dozens of kilometers.
Mt. Yoshino is a mountain along with Mt. Hiei that travels to the Thousand Days Peak. Of course, he might die. I thought I was prepared to do it, but I am still not prepared for it while doing it. Of course, there are practitioners who have fallen or broken bones in the past, so it is dangerous even for those who are used to it. A veteran practitioner (a pharmaceutical magistrate who has been assigned a role from the temple) came to the doctor, so I received medicine and advice on how to walk. The other pharmaceutical magistrate is a science person, a former senior self-defense officer, and a person who has been discharged from the military and can provide emergency services, and I am sincerely grateful to everyone for helping me when my legs hurt.
Probably more than 10 years ago, when I participated in the lotus dedication training at Ominezanji Temple, I happened to be a pilgrim (100 days?) 1000 days? Which one? It seems that he passed by on the line (ask his colleagues on the line to tell me. I may have been looking at my feet...)
During the trip, you have to cut off information from the outside world and concentrate on your training, so of course there are no photos, but I will upload photos before training and those taken by volunteers at the end of training.
Kinminezanji Temple and Zao Hall before training
Inari led by Emperor Go-Daigo 1
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Yoshimizu Shrine (World Heritage Site) 1
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5 "2 bows 17 Kashiwa 1 worship" is said to be 17 Kashiwa because there are 17 gods.
Scenery from the vicinity of Zaodo
The Niomon Gate was under construction.
Return to Zaodo after completing the practice and report and diligence 1
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Kinminezanji Temple in Yoshino-cho, Nara Prefecture is the place where the founder and practitioner of Shugendo practiced. I heard from the deceased monk Saruwatari, who was a monk of mine, that he was invited by the Southeast Temple of Kinminezanji Temple to take him up by helicopter at the 1300th anniversary festival of the officials. Let me tell you a little bit of the secret story I heard from my lord. It is not strange that he was a person who lived his whole life in the world of climbing mountains, but it seems that he felt that the officials were doing things on Mt. Minoh, and the next morning, he went to the waterfall area, but the water had fallen, but it had become a tourist attraction and there was no trace of him. It was murmured. He was born as a child of a temple in a separate main mountain, and there was a practitioner as a caretaker, and he had been walking around the mountains and other places while being guided by the gods and Buddhas since he was a baby. I sometimes suddenly remember that his talent for leading people was enough to leave his name in the history of religion. As for the line, I remember what His Majesty said and was done, but I am practicing the line according to myself. Shingo Yanagisawa, a practitioner of the Thousand Days of Mt. Kinmine Temple, forgot how many hundreds of days it was, but after a few hundred days, I saw that there was a change, and I am now here a little before 700 days before the Thousand Days Falls trip. I felt a change after 500 days, and I wondered what was going on, so I asked the chief priest of the main mountain who was next to the president on the phone, and he said that if you do it, a lot will happen... I received advice and came up with my own ingenuity to overcome it until now. If you go smoothly in the month at the end of Tanabata next year, it will be full. Currently, it depends on the situation for one waterfall trip, but basically I try to enter the waterfall for one hour.
If I had completed my journey, I would have taken a step into the world of travel. It's just a line of the top. I bit the line a little. I only think about whether I can say that. Self-interest and altruism are asking themselves if self-interest and altruism is my way of life in the Buddha's world and serving you.
That's all for now. And now.
Great Mercy Gassho
Monk Kenji Hoshino
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