A friend of mine told me about this morning.
Prime Minister Modi of India has declared today a national holiday to mourn Mr. Shinzo Abe and to honor his outstanding achievements.
The world has entered an era of confrontation between authoritarian states (totalitarian states and dictatorships) and liberal democracies.
As Ms. Yoshiko Sakurai wrote in her column in Shukan Shincho the other day, India is a country that holds a critical key in the composition of this confrontation.
However, the fact that my friend told me indicates that India is not the country where Buddhism originated for show.
Although it has increased its purchases of cheap Russian oil from the perspective of its past relations with Russia and its economy, its heart and soul are not in favor of a totalitarian state.
Although it is a member of the BRICS, there is no way that India will make that day a national holiday just because Xi Jinping is dead.
The same would be true even if Putin were dead.
The same would be true if Biden died.
India, which is also a populous country on par with China, knows how great Shinzo Abe is.
I stopped subscribing to the Asahi Shimbun in August 2014, so I have no idea what the paper is like, except through social networking sites and Masayuki Takayama's articles since then.
Today, Mr. Kadota Ryusho and others are telling us the awfulness of the Asahi Shimbun's editorials is BEYOND description.
The vileness and viciousness of the Asahi Shimbun are extreme.
The main culprits in this incident are the Asahi Shimbun and other TV media such as NHK and those who subscribe to them, watch them and sympathize with their editorials.
It will not punish them in this life, so they may not even realize how much evil they have done.
But Enma in Hell is waiting for them with the most incredible torture to inflict on the postwar Japanese.
The road to heaven for them is thinner than the eye of a needle. In other words, there is no way they can go to heaven.
They will go to hell, and what awaits them is the judgment of King Yama of hell.
My friend visits Nara from time to time more than I do.
In other words, she is a person who loves Nara.
She also said, "Mr. Abe died in Nara, and the Japanese government should hold his funeral at Todaiji Temple as a national funeral."
When my friend thought of this, she felt a sense of lamentation.
When I heard this, I also felt lamentation.
As soon as I heard this, I told him that Horyu-ji Temple would be an excellent place to hold the funeral.
But I thought, "Yes, Todaiji Temple is the right place.
I felt a sense of lamentation again.
Prime Minister Modi of India has declared today a national holiday to mourn Mr. Shinzo Abe and to honor his outstanding achievements.
The world has entered an era of confrontation between authoritarian states (totalitarian states and dictatorships) and liberal democracies.
As Ms. Yoshiko Sakurai wrote in her column in Shukan Shincho the other day, India is a country that holds a critical key in the composition of this confrontation.
However, the fact that my friend told me indicates that India is not the country where Buddhism originated for show.
Although it has increased its purchases of cheap Russian oil from the perspective of its past relations with Russia and its economy, its heart and soul are not in favor of a totalitarian state.
Although it is a member of the BRICS, there is no way that India will make that day a national holiday just because Xi Jinping is dead.
The same would be true even if Putin were dead.
The same would be true if Biden died.
India, which is also a populous country on par with China, knows how great Shinzo Abe is.
I stopped subscribing to the Asahi Shimbun in August 2014, so I have no idea what the paper is like, except through social networking sites and Masayuki Takayama's articles since then.
Today, Mr. Kadota Ryusho and others are telling us the awfulness of the Asahi Shimbun's editorials is BEYOND description.
The vileness and viciousness of the Asahi Shimbun are extreme.
The main culprits in this incident are the Asahi Shimbun and other TV media such as NHK and those who subscribe to them, watch them and sympathize with their editorials.
It will not punish them in this life, so they may not even realize how much evil they have done.
But Enma in Hell is waiting for them with the most incredible torture to inflict on the postwar Japanese.
The road to heaven for them is thinner than the eye of a needle. In other words, there is no way they can go to heaven.
They will go to hell, and what awaits them is the judgment of King Yama of hell.
My friend visits Nara from time to time more than I do.
In other words, she is a person who loves Nara.
She also said, "Mr. Abe died in Nara, and the Japanese government should hold his funeral at Todaiji Temple as a national funeral."
When my friend thought of this, she felt a sense of lamentation.
When I heard this, I also felt lamentation.
As soon as I heard this, I told him that Horyu-ji Temple would be an excellent place to hold the funeral.
But I thought, "Yes, Todaiji Temple is the right place.
I felt a sense of lamentation again.
