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Our Courageous Propagation of Buddhism
Thoughts on The New Human Revolution
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Thoughts on The New Human Revolution
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In 1947, Daisaku Ikeda was 19. He was seeking answers to life amid the chaos of postwar Japan, reading books on literature and philosophy. On Aug. 14, 1947, he attended a Soka Gakkai discussion meeting in search of a philosophy that could give him genuine purpose. There, Josei Toda, the man who would become his
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Finding Buddhism in my 60s, I awaken to my mission to demonstrate what’s possible in life’s golden years.
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by Amelia Gonzalez and Shota Okajima SGI-USA Young Women’s and Young Men’s Leaders Congratulations to the youth of the SGI-USA for holding historic young women’s division gatherings and young men’s division outings in July! Our deepest appreciation to the incredible women’s and men’s divisions for your support! YWD Friendship Gatherings To celebrate the founding of
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This new series highlights how Buddhism can enhance daily living, as Nichiren Daishonin says: “When the skies are clear, the ground is illuminated. Similarly, when one knows the Lotus Sutra, one understands the meaning of all worldly affairs.” A mother’s love and care can profoundly impact her children. In the new book Rainbow of Hope,
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The ‘Advance Together’ Line This audio complement to the SGI-USA’s publications is updated weekly with content from the World Tribune and Living Buddhism. The “Advance Together” line can be accessed at any time of the day. 1) Call 424-441-8400 and listen to the voice prompts to select the article you would like to hear. An
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The July 14, July 21 and Aug. 4, issues of the World Tribune highlighted the first 200 SGI-USA districts to welcome new youth in 2023. Here are the next 50. Central Territory Chicago Zone Country Club Hills District Rockford-Dixon District South Central Zone Little Rock District Montgomery District Southwest Zone Thunderbird District Lookout Mountain District
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The ancient city of Petra was the capital of the Nabatean kingdom, a desert oasis and nomadic epicenter along major trade routes between Arabia, Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea. Its elaborate structures were carved by hand directly into sandstone cliffs. Rock-cut channels, webbed throughout the surrounding mountainous desert, connected natural springs to the city’s canals
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Ahh… remember your first “kosen-rufu” car, the hooptie that got you to and from meetings and visits? Perhaps the windows no longer rolled down or the tailpipe wafted blue smoke. Whatever the case may be, we want to receive your photos and stories,including how it enabled you to make incredible causes toward your life and
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Are you dealing with a stressful relationship with someone close to you? What do you do when someone just keeps getting under your skin? Stress is an inevitable part of daily life, but when it manifests through a person, it tends to bring with it a whole host of other emotions—anger, frustration, blame, hopelessness and
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1. SGI-USA Publications Follow along the study presentation and contribute to the discussion by bringing your own copy of Living Buddhism and World Tribune. 2. Gongyo Book and Beads Don’t forget your gongyo book and beads! Meetings begin by reciting gongyo and chanting daimoku together. 3. An Open Heart Bring an open heart and seeking
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14th Soka Gakkai Headquarters Leaders Meeting
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8/1 45th Anniversary of the Song ‘Runners for Justice’ In the Aug. 1, 1978, issue of the Soka Gakkai’s daily newspaper, Seikyo Shimbun, Ikeda Sensei presented the high school division a song he composed called “Runners for Justice.” It was revised in 2010 and now serves as the future division song. 8/6 Sensei Begins and
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by Kevin Moncrief SGI-USA Men’s Leader To the men of the SGI-USA! Thank you for everything you are doing to advance our dream of kosen-rufu in America! The recently completed July Young Men’s Outings were spectacular. A multitude of young men and their guests attended these events. Our support for the youth is crucial. Ikeda Sensei
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Watch this 12-minute video on two-time Nobel laureate and “father of modern chemistry” Linus Pauling and his relationship with Daisaku Ikeda. They met four times and forged a deep friendship based on their shared desire to achieve global peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons. Their dialogues are published in the book A Lifelong Quest
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In Buddhism, I discover a long-sought path to empowerment.
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In July, SGI-USA members began hosting at-home district discussion meetings after three years.
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SANTA FE, New Mexico—Emerging from the sweltering heat, hundreds gathered under the roof of the Santa Maria de la Paz Community Hall on July 16, 2023, for “A World Without Nuclear Weapons: From Reflection to Action,” an interfaith remembrance of the Trinity nuclear test. On the same day in 1945, the first atomic bomb was
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Be diligent in developing your faith until the last moment of your life. Otherwise you will have regrets. For example, the journey from Kamakura to Kyoto takes twelve days. If you travel for eleven but stop with only one day remaining, how can you admire the moon over the capital? —“Letter to Niike,” The Writings of
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The July 14, 2023, and July 21, 2023, issues of the World Tribune highlighted the first 150 SGI-USA districts to welcome new youth in 2023. Here are the next 50. Central Territory Chicago Zone Aurora District Gary-Hammond District Edgewater District Hollywood Beach District Midwest Zone NE University District Summit Hill District Rocky Mountain Zone South