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[SGI-ToMyFriends-Wagatomo] 1st Oct. 2016 To My Friends & Daily Gosho plus 2nd Oct Daily Encouragement

 

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

Saturday, October 1st, 2016
-- TO MY FRIENDS --
Practising with correct faith 
enables people to become stronger.
It enables us to have an unlimited source of hope and strength
to ceaselessly continue to challenge ourselves.
Let's all develop such a strong unshakable state of life!

Saturday, October 1st, 2016
--- DAILY GOSHO ---
"You should understand that, when one practises the Lotus Sutra under such circumstances, difficulties will arise, and these are to be looked on as 'peaceful' practises."

(Chapter Fourteen: Peaceful Practises 
- The Record of the Orally Transmitted Teachings, page 115)
Selection source: Soka Gakkai member's experience, 
Seikyo Shimbun, October 1st, 2016

Sunday, October 2nd, 2016
---- DAILY ENCOURAGEMENT ----
"With a confident laugh, Mr. Toda declared: 'What's wrong with being a gathering of the poor and sick? A real religion reaches out to and helps those who are suffering the most, after all! The Soka Gakkai is the greatest ally of the people.' This lion's roar of my mentor was a great declaration of human rights, a pledge to eradicate the causes of people's misery and misfortune, including poverty, sickness, and conflict.

"Let those who have suffered the most enjoy the greatest happiness! Everyone has the right to become happy. Nichiren Buddhism is the foremost ally of those experiencing the deepest suffering.

"The Soka Gakkai stands forever on the side of the people. This is proof of its commitment to continuing its struggle against the fundamental evil that lies at the root of all human suffering and misery—the tendency to disrespect and devalue life—and to helping all people become happy."

SGI Newsletter No. 9450, The Buddhism of the Sun—Illuminating the World, [10] The Five Eternal Guidelines of the Soka Gakkai—Part 2 [of 5], "Faith for Achieving Happiness"—A Religion for Transforming Our Lives, from the February 2016 issue of the Daibyaku-renge, translation released 15th Sep., 2016

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

-- WAGATOMO NI OKURU --
TADASHII SHINKO WA
NINGEN O TSUYOKU SURU.
CHOSEN SHITSUZUKERU TAMENO
MUGEN NO KIBO NO CHIKARA TO NARU.
DODOTARU JIKO O KIZUKE!

--- KYO  NO GOSHO ---
"NAN KITARU O MOTTE ANRAKU TO KOKOROU BEKINARI"
(Gosho Zenshu - Page 750)

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