RESPECT
READING: Kimono:
I will tell the story of Ikyu, character of the past.
Ikyu means rest, relaxation.
was the son of the emperor. Placed him in a temple, but everyone knew he was a prince.
Later he became abbot of Kyoto's most beautiful temple, and introduced the tea ceremony, which he founded.
His kimono was frayed like a beggar.
One day a rich man invited him to a memorial for their ancestors. Ikyu was presented at the mansion dressed as a beggar because he lived very poorly and the servants took him by a beggar he was fired.
Ikyu Then again to the temple and for the first time, got a beautiful purple kimono, nice shoes and a white silk habit. Dress and went to rich man's house where she was waiting. There
recited their prayers. When the ceremony was headed to the dining room and the servants brought delicious food to him. His table was covered with dishes.
In Japan, puts on a table before each guest, sometimes up to three tables at the finest banquet. Ikyu then doubled his kimono. "It will feel like drinking," thought their hosts. But he put his kimono at the table and did not touch the dishes.
- But why do not you eat? I asked. Ikyu
replied: "This feast I have not been offered to me. He has been offered to the purple kimono, so it is he who must eat. Zen Story
ACTIVITY
reflects and
1 .- We are worth so that we or our clothing?
2 .- What lies humamano dignity?
SOURCE:
READING: Kimono:
I will tell the story of Ikyu, character of the past.
Ikyu means rest, relaxation.
was the son of the emperor. Placed him in a temple, but everyone knew he was a prince.
Later he became abbot of Kyoto's most beautiful temple, and introduced the tea ceremony, which he founded.
His kimono was frayed like a beggar.
One day a rich man invited him to a memorial for their ancestors. Ikyu was presented at the mansion dressed as a beggar because he lived very poorly and the servants took him by a beggar he was fired.
Ikyu Then again to the temple and for the first time, got a beautiful purple kimono, nice shoes and a white silk habit. Dress and went to rich man's house where she was waiting. There
recited their prayers. When the ceremony was headed to the dining room and the servants brought delicious food to him. His table was covered with dishes.
In Japan, puts on a table before each guest, sometimes up to three tables at the finest banquet. Ikyu then doubled his kimono. "It will feel like drinking," thought their hosts. But he put his kimono at the table and did not touch the dishes.
- But why do not you eat? I asked. Ikyu
replied: "This feast I have not been offered to me. He has been offered to the purple kimono, so it is he who must eat. Zen Story
ACTIVITY
reflects and
1 .- We are worth so that we or our clothing?
2 .- What lies humamano dignity?
SOURCE:
* The Teaching Pouch for training in citizenship education and redemption of securities (manual), Citizen Power, Ethics Council, first edition 2005. Printed in Venezuela pr: AGI Support Graphic Integrated, CA
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