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Friday, September 9, 2011

[SGI-ToMyFriends-Wagatomo] 9th Sep. To My friends & Daily Gosho + 10th Sep. Daily Enc.

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

Friday, September 9th, 2011
-- TO MY FRIENDS --
Hurrah for the solidarity of friendship of young people from all over the world!
Together,
let's advance towards a glorious future.
With the power and strength of fresh new capable leaders,
let's all strive together to achieve outstanding and significant victories!

*Some 250 SGI youth division members from 55 different countries and territories around the world gathered in Tokyo on September 8th and have started their study/tranining course.

Friday, September 9th, 2011
--- DAILY GOSHO ---
The first shi of the word shishi, or "lion" [which means "teacher"], is the Wonderful Law that is passed on by the teacher. The second shi [which means "child"] is the Wonderful Law as it is received by the disciples. The "roar" is the sound of the teacher and the disciples chanting in unison.

(Ongi kuden - Gosho Zenshu, page 748, The Record of the Orally Transmitted Teachings, page 111)
Selection source: "Kyo no Hosshin", Seikyo Shimbun, September 8th, 2011

Saturday, September 10th, 2011
---- DAILY ENCOURAGEMENT ----
"The actions of genuine Buddhist practitioners are characterised by valuing and caring for each individual. Shakyamuni Buddha gave his all to encouraging every person he encountered. Nichiren Daishonin made unceasing efforts to encourage his followers throughout his life. The Soka Gakkai's first two presidents Tsunesaburo Makiguchi and Josei Toda also always poured their entire beings into encouraging each person they met. Buddhism would have no meaning if it lost this essential spirit of valuing and caring for each individual."
SGI Newsletter No. 8313, Learning from the Writings of Nichiren Daishonin: The Teachings for Victory, [30] "Letter to Konichi-bo," Heartfelt Encouragement: Imparting Hope, Courage, and Conviction, translated Sep. 8th, 2011from the July 2011 issue of the Daibyakurenge, the Soka Gakkai monthly study journal.

* The Japanese kanji for To My Friends is available by clicking on
Seikyo Shimbun's web-site address at
http://www.seikyoonline.jp/news/index.html

--- WAGATOMO NI OKURU ---
SEKAI NO SEINEN TACHI NO
YUJO NO "scrum" BANZAI!
TOMONI EIKO NO MIRAI E!
ARATANA JINZAI NO CHIKARA DE
IDAINA SHORI O KIZUKE

-- KYO NO GOSHO --
SHI TOWA SHISHO SAZUKURU TOKORO NO MYOHO SHI TOWA DESHI UKURU TOKORO NO MYOHO KU TOWA SHITEI TOMO NI TONAURU TOKORO NO ONJO NARI
(Gosho Zenshu page 748)

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