What I saw from the 'Window of Satori (Spiritual Awakening)' was brilliance (Photo: MASAYOSHI HIROSE)

Sep 10, 2014 - 1 min read

Vermilion Genkoan Temple, Kyoto

Window of 'Spiritual Awakening' and 'Troubled Minds'

Takako Sakamoto

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I visited Genkoan Temple in Takagamine, Kyoto, around November 20th last year. The best time to see the autumn leaves differs each year, so it's quite hard to determine when to go!  In short, you just have to take your chances and go when you can. You may be lucky, or unlucky. I was VERY lucky when I visited here; the autumn foliage was at its peak of beauty - perhaps a once-in-a-lifetime chance of good luck for me. It might never happen again my entire life.

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What I saw from the 'Window of Satori (Spiritual Awakening)' was brilliance (Photo: MASAYOSHI HIROSE)
I meditated on the 'Window of Mayoi (Troubled Minds)' in a Zen-like trance (Photo: MASAYOSHI HIROSE)
Autumn leaves ablaze under a high, blue sky (Photo: MASAYOSHI HIROSE)
Looking up at these beautiful red leaves made me speechless (Photo: MASAYOSHI HIROSE)
These vermillion leaves look like a blind that shuts out the outside world (Photo: MASAYOSHI HIROSE)
Luscious, graceful...I don't have the proper words to describe this wonderufl autumn foliage (Photo: MASAYOSHI HIROSE)
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