There is nothing in the universe that cannot withstand my divine power. The equation of divine power—God's formula—is this: Faith × (Purity + Reason + Conscience) ÷ God's Temptation - Selfishness = Divine Power Which will you choose: your desires or your conscience? The mechanism of divine power: Everyone, at some point in their lives, is forced to weigh these two things against each other. What the dance of Ranryo-o and Kalavinka in Miyajima shows: the paradox of the spider's thread. When we struggle between conscience and egoism, that is where human nature is revealed. Will God choose our own desires, or will He choose to protect those suffering before us? He is always watching over us with His clairvoyant eyes, seeing into our hearts. Kandata of the spider's thread: An unforgivable miserable. He trampled on other sinners solely for his own salvation. The weight of his selfishness caused the thread to break, sending him back to the depths of hell. "Yes, too bad. Try again." For him to be saved, I... They should have let them go first, saying, "It's alright, you go ahead and climb." Then a second, stronger thread would have been lowered from behind. Even in paradise at the top, Buddha would have prepared a reward for them. "Yes, well done. Here you go." God does not deny desire itself; fame and fortune are necessary to a certain extent. However, those who protect what is more important will be given blessings beyond what they sought. We are always being tested; we must be very careful. Choosing conscience over one's desires at the last moment—this is the solution to the equation of salvation of God and Buddha. This is the right wish that has pleased God and Buddha. It's about how to make it happen Every human being has a demonic side, and hidden within them is the Buddha-nature that resists it. It is where God's trials are added that there is room for supernatural power to work. The equation of supernatural power, God's formula, is as follows: Multiply faith by love (in parentheses) and add purity, add reason and conscience (in parentheses) and divide by God's trials (in parentheses). Subtract that from selfishness, and you get divine power. First, multiply faith by the three virtues. Divide that by the trials and subtract selfishness. The answer will be divine power or Kandata. For example, If virtue is 30 and trials are 2, 15 remains. If desire is 10, subtract that, and you get a blessing of plus 5. If virtue is 10 and trials are 2... If 5 remains and greed is 30, subtract that, resulting in -25, and the spider's thread breaks. Multiply faith by virtue, divide by trial, and subtract selfishness. If the answer is positive, it is divine power or self-control; if it is negative, it is Kandata or ignorance. Lack of honesty leads to impure calculation; lack of compassion leads to cruel abandonment; lack of wisdom makes honest people look foolish. By multiplying all of this by bhakti, which is complete faith in God's will, the ethos becomes even stronger. Through faith, no matter the outcome, it never ends in nihilism. By the grace of absolute reliance on external power, one is in a pure bliss of gratitude or repentance. This is the mechanism of the power of the God of Wisdom, the Five Crows Great Deity! May you receive abundant blessings from God. His joy is immeasurable, as His great vow to save all sentient beings in this degenerate age has been fulfilled. Though God's tests are sometimes terrifying, His power flows to the altruistic heart.
