Polishing Stones on a Full Moon Night

This message is for those who have lost someone dear and feel a gaping hole in their heart.

It's about the memories trapped within stones, capturing the flow of eternal time.

Try listening to the voice of the 'Kanaya' stone.

On a full moon night, amidst the sounds of the river and insects, while tracing distant memories,

carve the stone and gaze into your own soul.

This is a workshop focused on loss and rejuvenation, an opportunity to confront oneself after saying goodbye to someone important."

The Eternal Cycle: Embracing Life's Four Truth

Every person is inescapable from their past and can only survive through stories woven within the ties of their native and familial connections.

Since ancient times, humans have held a deep reverence for the nature that surrounds them, connecting with gods and Buddha beyond human understanding,

and in doing so, have stood face-to-face with their neighbors who share this same reverence.

We confront the inescapable realities of life, old age, sickness, and death, and continue to share these narratives within our communities.