A beautiful piece of calligraphy in gold characters within a silver frame. This item was found while cleaning out a friend's house and had been kept in storage. "Ten'i Hōshin Chūkō no Toku" (奉天意奉心 忠孝之徳) is a phrase related to the teachings and writings of Reverend Sun Myung Moon, the founder of the Unification Church (formerly the Unification Church). This phrase represents one of the core concepts he preached. Teachings of "Ten'i Hōshin Chūkō no Toku" Based on the text in the image, its meaning is explained as follows: * Ten'i Hōshin (奉天意奉心): The attitude of serving and obeying the will of Heaven (Ten'i). * Chū (忠): Originally, it means to devote oneself sincerely, and it is taught that the first object to which humans should offer their sincerity is Heaven. Offering sincerity to a subjective entity that represents Heaven is considered secondary. * Kō (孝): Serving one's parents well, but its primary meaning is also serving Heaven. Heaven is the first parent of humanity, and showing filial piety to one's immediate parents is considered secondary. * Toku (徳): The achievements that humans possess through the practice of true love. It is concluded that the heart of serving the will of Heaven is the foundation for achieving the virtues of loyalty and filial piety. These teachings are consistent with the content found in Reverend Moon's sermons and scriptures, such as the "Cheonseonggyeong" (天聖経). * Frame Color: Silver * Frame is made of stainless steel * Calligraphy Color: Gold * Calligraphy Style: Kanji calligraphy * Box Size: Approximately 48.5cm (height) x 43.5cm (width) Thank you for viewing.