Nenju Service – Ino’s End of Week Chant
Nenju Service – Ino’s End of Week Chant
When this day has passed, our days of life will be decreased by one.
Like fish in a little water, what sort of comfort or tranquility can there be?
Let us practice diligently and eagerly as though extinguishing a fire upon our heads.
Let us contemplate impermanence and not squander our actions.
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