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This book should be read now on the 1250th anniversary of the birth of Kobo-Daishi!
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When I lost my way, I cried many times. (by Kukai)

This title is a friendly, super-translation of the original book which is difficult to understand. Also a collection of "recovering" quotes that make you positive.

What is important when studying?　
What did you do when you lost your way?　
What am I?　
Why are we alive?　
What does it mean to die?　

From the problems of daily life to the fundamental questions of life, Kukai's words provide answers for people who lost their way.
With a "super translation" that renews the difficult image of the book, we propose hints to help you feel good about your daily life.
The most approachable collection of Kukai's quotes!

Recommended for those who have the following problems in their mind.
- Daily life is not very enjoyable.
- I always feel like I'm on overdrve.
- I can't forgive that person.
- I don't know if I am allowed to stay here.
- I can't get anything done.
- I'm hurt by his/her uncaring comments.

Author’s Information

Born in Ehime Prefecture, Japan in 1977. A priest of Eifukuji Temple. His book "Boku wa Bohsan (I’m a Monk)" published in 2010 was made into a movie in 2015.