Daishi KyōNone

Daishi KyōNone is a traditional Japanese practice that involves commemorating and honoring the founder of a Buddhist school, often through ceremonial rituals and offerings. It reflects respect for the teachings and spiritual legacy established by the founder, serving to preserve their influence and inspire practitioners. This practice can include prayer, chanting, and memorial services, fostering a sense of continuity and reverence within the religious community. Overall, Daishi KyōNone helps deepen practitioners' connection to their spiritual heritage and recognizes the enduring impact of the founder’s contributions.