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Help with translation
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Greetings- Could/would anyone help with this translation:- "Chihayaburu Kamino oshiewa tokoshieri tadashiki mio mamoruran".- Apparently Soke wants us to say this along with Shikin Haramitsu Daikomyo. I tried to find a translation from a number of sources, all with no luck. It may be difficult as Soke sometimes is difficult to translate and sometimes speaks in cryptive terms. Any help would be much appreciated. Arigato Gozaimas.

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Google is your friend:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&am ... +oshie%22&btnG=Search

This one's interesting: http://www.e-budo.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-15624.html

And this is nice and simple (Although I don't think the meaning of the actual phrase is so simple): http://home.luna.nl/~risu/zijkant.htm

Good luck!

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Apparently Soke wants us to say this along with Shikin Haramitsu Daikomyo.



Out of curiosity, what is your source for this? Who told you this?

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This is the what from George Ohashi said;
Quote - "My rough translation is "Teaching of God is eternal. Right heart will protect our bodies."

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Out of curiosity, what is your source for this? Who told you this?

Soke suggested this at the end of the 11/16 class at Hombu. A bunch of us were there. It seemed from his comment that the information about this prayer/saying would be disseminated down from hombu or perhaps through Ohashi-san in the future.

In my opinion, it is something to be considered or said by instructors during ritsu rei. If you know the prayer and want to use it, great, otherwise I would talk with a senior about it.

Take care and train safe,

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I recall - again - that in Sanmyaku this poem was translated.... Issue five?

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I was wondering how far up the chain this originated.

Thanks Jeff.

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Many thanks to all of you who replied, you've helped me tremendously.

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Out of curiosity, what is your source for this? Who told you this?

Soke suggested this at the end of the 11/16 class at Hombu. A bunch of us were there. It seemed from his comment that the information about this prayer/saying would be disseminated down from hombu or perhaps through Ohashi-san in the future.

In my opinion, it is something to be considered or said by instructors during ritsu rei. If you know the prayer and want to use it, great, otherwise I would talk with a senior about it.

Take care and train safe,

Jeff


Was he talking to Judan and above?

greetings,

Jan

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I guess knowing "why" is probably key here. I mean, it's one thing to just do what your teacher/Soke tells you in regards to training...

But, in regards to something as simple as what to say when you show respect (or whatever it means to you) in the bowing ritual, knowing the context and purpose for the new addition would make more sense.

Anybody who *really* knows care to elaborate?

Posted on: 2008/11/21 15:46
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