14.09.2026 Monday Daily Gosho + 15.09. Tuesday Daily Encouragement

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Daily Gosho & Encouragement, both using, where possible, the latest official translations, all quotes are from Nichiren Daishonin or Ikeda Sensei unless otherwise stated…

Monday, September 14th, 2026
-- DAILY GOSHO --
"Misfortune comes from one’s mouth and ruins one, but fortune comes from one’s heart and makes one worthy of respect."

(New Year’s Gosho 

- WND-l, page 1137)
Source: Experience in faith, 

Seikyo Newspaper, Sep. 13th, 2026

Tuesday, September 15th, 2026
--- DAILY ENCOURAGEMENT ---

"A fundamental solution to environmental problems cannot be achieved without shifting to a worldview that promotes harmony and coexistence with nature, ideas rooted in Eastern thought.

"The Eastern philosophy of Buddhism recognizes the innate preciousness of all living things. It also teaches that human life cannot exist apart from the natural environment. This principle—the oneness of life and its environment—teaches that living beings and their environment are distinct yet inseparable.

"According to this principle, a transformation in our inner state of mind inevitably influences how we interact with our natural environment, our external environment, enabling a transformation therein. It is a profound philosophy of harmony and coexistence, where internal and external change are deeply interconnected.

“Only with this worldview as our foundation, can we transform the existing one-way relationship between humanity and nature—characterised by control and subjugation—into a reciprocal connection where communication flows both ways. This shift will enable human beings to listen to the messages of nature and, through such interactions, foster a culture and spirit rich in sensitivity.

“Based on this perspective, I believe we can move away from a mindset of conquering and subjugating nature towards a philosophy of harmonious coexistence and, ultimately, of true oneness with nature.”

New Human Revolution, Vol. 29, Charging Ahead 3, SGI Newsletter 11771, 28th March, 2025

-- KYO NO GOSHO --
WAZAWAI WA KUCHI YORI IDETE MI O YABURU SAIWAI WA KOKORO YORI IDETE
WARE O KAZARU

New Gosho Zenshu page 2037
Gosho Zenshu page 1492

And the Japanese kanji for 

Tsukizuki Hibini 

on Seikyo Shinbun’s website
https://www.seikyoonline.com/news/wagatomo/

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