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Tuesday, January 24, 2017

[SGI-ToMyFriends-Wagatomo] 24th Jan., 2017 To My Friends & Daily Gosho + 25th Jan. Daily Encouragement

 

A translation of "Words of the Week" published in the Seikyo Shinbun based on President Ikeda's recent guidance, and more.

Tuesday January 24th, 2017
-- To My Friends --
With the Gosho, 
the writings of Nichiren Daishonin, 
as a compass to guide us,
let's bravely confront
any and all storms of hardships that assail us!
By converting the furious gale of any ordeal we are facing
into the tail wind for our advance,
let's live a magnificent voyage of life!

Tuesday, January 24th, 2017
--- DAILY GOSHO ---
"…both oneself and others together will take joy in their possession of wisdom and compassion."

("The Record of the Orally Transmitted Teachings", 
page 146) 
Selection Source:  Suntetsu
Seikyo Shinbun:  January 24th, 2017

Wednesday, January 25th, 2017
---- DAILY ENCOURAGEMENT ----
"The French author Victor Hugo (1802–85) wrote: 'Sound, sound for ever, Clarions of Thought!'[1] In his work Les Misérables, he observed: 'What leads and pulls the world along is not locomotives, it is ideas.'[2]

"Even today in the 21st century, 150 years later, it is ideas, the will of the awakened people, that move and guide the world at the deepest level.

"There is a revolution that is more fundamental than any technological or political revolution—a revolution in thought and religion. And, of course, human revolution."

SGI Newsletter No. 9530, The Buddhism of the Sun—Illuminating the World, Commemorating the 800th Issue of the Daibyakurenge, [14] Basing Ourselves on the Writings of Nichiren Daishonin—Part 1 [of 2], The Great Path to Victory in Kosen-rufu and in Life, from the June 2016 issue of the Daibyakurenge, the Soka Gakkai monthly study journal,   translation released 20th Jan., 2017

[1] Victor Hugo, "Trumpets of the Mind," The Works of Victor Hugo: Ninety-Three, Poems (New York: Thomas Y. Crowell and Company, 1887), vol. 6, p. 178.

[2] Victor Hugo, Les Misérables, translated by Julie Rose (New York: Modern Library, 2009), p. 785.

* 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 --
IKANARU KUNAN NO ARASHI NIMO
GOSHO O RASHINBAN TO SHITE
KANZEN TO TACHIMUKAE!
SHIREN NO REPPU O OIKAZE NI
DODO TARU JINSEI KORO O!
 
--- KYO  NO GOSHO ---
JITA TOMONI CHIE TO JIHI TO ARU O KI TOWA YUUNARI
(ONGIKUDEN, GOSHO ZENSHU page 761)

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