Abstract

The sequel to global phenomenon A Monk's Guide to a Clean House and Mind, translated into 18 languages.

SOJI is an act of mindfulness that you can practice everyday. Clean things up and you will polish your mind
as well.
Living carelessly accumulates dirt in your mind.
Living mindfully clears your mind. If you prepare your living environment through daily the practice of SOJI, your mind will also benefit from it.
A Zen monk will teach you how to transform cleaning into a fun and healing habit.

[English sample available]

Author’s Information

Matsumoto Shoukei is a Shin-Buddhist monk who serves at Komyoji Temple in Tokyo.
He was selected as one of the Young Global Leader Honorees by the World Economic Forum 2013. He is the author of many books, and is regarded as one of the most charismatic figures in the Buddhist world today. Graduated from Tokyo University’s School of Religious Studies and completing an MBA at the Indian School of Business, Matsumoto opened the website higan.net, using it as a platform to hold concerts, as well as attract customers to his temple café “Kamiyacho Open Terrace.” Having been undertaking unique activities, he has received domestic and international attention including Financial Times UK.
Matsumoto is a member of the Renge-Ji Institute for Buddhist Research, as well as a delegate for the U.S.-Japan Leadership Program.