oak tree |
They are little now, but my hope is that they will grow into
big trees and last for a few hundreds of years so that they can accompany many
generations of nembutsu followers.
I also bought three branches of Campsis
radicans (trumpet vine or trumpet creeper, also known in
North America as cow itch vine or hummingbird vine) for the fence surrounding
the temple grounds. A member also donated three ivy plants (hedera helix) for
the same purpose.
The total amount I spent is 157 euro.
Included in this price was a small electric heater for the
Hondo (Dharma Hall), which I later realized it will not be enough for the winter
months.
Namo Amida Bu, I'm so glad the construction of Amidaji is going well Sensei. Maybe someday I can visit...it would be a great honor for me.
ReplyDeleteHi, Jeremiah! You are welcomed here! Keep in touch!
ReplyDeleteThe construction goes slowly, as funds are few, but it surely advances a little every year.
Namo Amida Bu