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Wednesday, January 20, 2010

[SGI-ToMyFriends-Wagatomo] To My Friends & Daily Gosho Jan. 20th + Daily Enc. Jan 21st

A translation of President Ikeda's "To My Friends" published in the Seikyo Shimbun and more.

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010
-- TO MY FRIENDS --
To my friends of the Tokyo General Headquarters Area # 2,*
who are supporting the stronghold,
the centre of our movement for world-wide kosen-rufu!
Please be brave warriors (of kosen-rufu),
unmatched in strength and ability!
With the great sound of daimoku, reverberating resoundingly,,
please make great advancements (by taking concrete steps)
to become victorious, ever victorious!

* Area in which the Makiguchi Memorial Hall is located.

Wednesday, January 20th, 2010
--- DAILY GOSHO ---"But my life from the beginning has been based upon firm conviction. I have no intention now of reversing my course, nor will I ever reproach [those who persecuted me]."

(Why No Protection from the Heavenly Gods? - The Writings of Nichiren Daishonin, Vol.2, page 432)
Selection source: "Kyo no Hosshin", Seikyo Shimbun, Jan 20th, 2010

Thursday, January 21st, 2010
---- DAILY ENCOURAGEMENT ----
"In a scene from one of Goethe's novels that highlights the hidden potential that people possess, one of the characters refers to a woman who, though at first glance had seemed to be 'the most useless creature in the world,' actually had a unique talent, which she was able to brilliantly reveal, develop, and put to use by working together with others. The character remarks: 'That shows what can become of people.'

"The potential for limitless self-improvement--this is none other than the path of human revolution, the focus of both Buddhism and Goethe.

"Carrying out ongoing human revolution is very important. Always keeping the inner sun shining in your hearts, please spread the light of joy with unflagging resilience, optimism, and good cheer."

SGI Newsletter No. 7914, 35th SOKA GAKKAI HEADQUARTERS LEADERS MEETING--PART 2 [OF 2] Tapping Our Limitless Potential for Self-improvement, from the Dec. 22nd, 2009, issue of the Seikyo Shimbun, translated Jan. 18th, 2010

* The Japanese kanji for To My Friends and Daily Gosho is available by clicking on Seikyo Shimbun's web-site address at
http://www.sokanet.jp/sg/sn/member_support_top.html

---WAGATOMO NI OKURU---
SEKAI KOFU NO HONJIN
DAI NI SO TOKYO NO TOMO YO!
IKKI TOSEN NO YUJA TARE!
DAIMOKU NO DAIONJO O TODOROKASE
SHORI SHORI NO DAIKOSHIN O!

-- KYO NO GOSHO --
"TADA SHOGAI MOTOYORI OMOIKIRITE SORO IMANI HIRUGAERU KOTO NAKU SONOUE MATA IKON NASHI"
(Gosho Zenshu, page 962)


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