by Ren Ren | Aug 22, 2007 | Uncategorized
This is Tenporin temple. Inside of this temple is a huge Amida Budda about 16ft tall. You can only see the upper body of the statue and it is guarded by the fence, so that you cannot touch it. There is a rope hanging from the hand of the statue and by holding that...
by Ren Ren | Aug 14, 2007 | Uncategorized
Senshintei (Washing your mind) Café is the only café in Mt.Kurama after the main gate. It is nice to stop by after climbing up so many stairs and refresh my body as well as my mind. They have a very traditional Japanese café menu, like Amazake (sweet sake) and Ameyu...
by Ren Ren | Jul 28, 2007 | Uncategorized
Thank you so much for those of you who requested the Reiki Prayer and ordered a pdf photo at Mt. Kurama. I was able to send prayers on 3/29, 30 and 4/11 at various locations at Mt. Kurama. I was happy to hear when some of you reported that you did feel a shift in your...
by Ren Ren | Jul 11, 2007 | Uncategorized
After Yuki temple, the path gets very curvy. This part of the trail is referred as a Tsuzuraori Sandou (ninety and nine turns path). There are many hairpin curves and I started to get out of breath. As you walk up the path, hidden from the view because of all the...
by Ren Ren | Jun 27, 2007 | Uncategorized
This is the gate of Yuki Jinjya (Yuki temple). This temple is famous for their fire festival. It is also known as a temple for protecting you from fire disasters, helping have an easy childbirth, relationships, calming of disease, and getting rid of bad luck and...
by Ren Ren | Jun 26, 2007 | Uncategorized
Chuumon (middle gate) is one of the energy spots where many people feel an energy shift when they cross the gate. I felt like there was a cool breeze coming toward me every time I stepped inside of the gate. I would hear the sound of the wind when there was no...
