Mr. Toda said: “The ‘mind’ of ‘many in body, one in mind’ is not the ordinary mind, or heart. It is the mind of faith. ‘One in mind’ means being ‘one in faith’—one in our commitment to this Buddhism and its practice. That’s the real meaning of ‘many in body, one in mind.’ When young people have a strong mind of faith, a strong commitment to Buddhism, they will never be defeated.’

From The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 3, revised edition, p. 163