Examples of using Kodo in English and their translations into Czech
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And kodo.
Kodo… And podo.
What about kodo and podo?
Kodo and Podo?
Founder of Kodo Industries.
Kodo and Podo, any updates?
Nothing's too good for kodo and podo.
Kodo. The Japanese art of incense appreciation.
Thanks to you, I'm late for my kodo class.
I'm late for my kodo class. Thanks to you.
Japanese art of incense appreciation. Kodo.
Sit and do nothing more,that is Buddha," Kodo Sawaki Daiosho used to say.
Kodo Sawaki was born in 1880 to a wealthy family near an Ise Shrine.
He received a"tokudo"(the ordination) in the Kyushu Temple andbecame a monk called Kodo.
Just before the war, Kodo lead a big Tengyo Zen-en monastery in the mountains.
All this time, Taisen Deshimaru followed him, and thanks to this, Kodo could pass onto him the essence of Buddhism.
Kodo Sawaki brought fresh air to the decaying zen, he mainly showed zazen.
He left for Japan on 16 th April 1982 leavingin Europe his notebook, a kesu of Kodo Sawaki and the certificate of affiliation to a lineage"ketsumyaku.
He was called"Kodo without home", because he never wanted to settle down in any monastery.
Kodo chose one citation from the poems of Shodoka, a citation about loneliness that would influence Jasuo for the rest of his life:"He who walks lonely walks alone.
From the teachings of Kodo Sawaki: When you practice zazen, your life becomes stable and impartial.
Kodo Sawaki Daiosho also used to say:"If we could watch our lives from the coffin, we would surely think: What a pity that we gave so much attention and importance to things.
In November of 1965, Master Kodo Sawaki fell seriously ill and granted Jasuo his old wish, he gave him a monk ordination.
A few years later, Jasuo asked Kodo for a monk ordination, but Kodo Sawaki refused to give it to him, and recommended that he should continue zazen and take an active part in the society at the same time.
