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Thursday, January 28, 2016

[SGI-ToMyFriends-Wagatomo] 28 Jan 2016 To My Friends & Daily Gosho + 29 Jan Daily Encouragement

 

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

Thursday, Jan 28th, 2016
--- TO MY FRIENDS ---
Please be careful of 
seasonal illnesses like colds and influenza!
By taking ample common sense measures 
such as wearing a mask* in crowded places,
washing our hands frequently 
and gargling when we come inside,
let's protect ourselves from sickness.
I hope that we can spend each day wisely 
continually staying on top of our health!

* It's the norm in Japan to wear a mask if you have a cold or any other illness that you can pass on to others, at the same time it's popular to wear one in crowded areas when it is possible to pick up an airborne virus.

Thursday, Jan 28th, 2016
--- DAILY GOSHO ---
"When it comes to studying the teachings of Buddhism, one must first learn to understand the time."

(The Selection of the Time 
- WND, page 538)
Selection source: "Kyo no Hosshin", 
Seikyo Shimbun, Jan 28th, 2016

Friday, Jan 29th, 2016
---- DAILY ENCOURAGEMENT ----
"I hope you will cheerfully and wisely broaden your circle of friends year after year, in your youth and throughout your life. The key to doing that is to treasure old friends and make new ones. Friendship is the noblest and most beautiful thing in the world. It embodies all the victory and success to be had in life.

"Those who value friendship are true global citizens and creators of peace.

"Friendship exists between countries, too. Nations can have relationships based on politics and economy. Though such interactions are important, they are, by themselves, fragile, as powers and interests of countries can clash. That's why fostering friendship between nations on a grassroots level is vital. Ties forged through cultural and educational exchange between individuals, citizens, and youth of different countries are the foundation for unshakable peace."

SGI Newsletter No. 9343, Spread Your Wings towards the Future, [13] The Peaks of Guilin, China, from 1st April, 2015, issue of the Mirai [Future] Journal, translation released 20th Jan, 2016

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

-- WAGA TOMO NI OKURU --
KAZE, "INFLUENZA" NI CHUI!
"MASK" NO CHAKUYO YA
TEARI, UGAI NADO
YOBO TAISAKU O BANZEN NI.
HIBI KENMEI NI KENKO KANRI O!

--- KYO NO GOSHO ---
"SORE BUPPO O GAKUSEN HO WA KANARAZU MAZU TOKI O NARAU BESHI"
(Gosho Zenshu, page 256)

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