Daily Gosho
“Teaching another something is the same as oiling the wheels of a cart so that they turn even though it is heavy, or as floating a boat on water so that it moves ahead easily.”
The Wealthy Man Sudatta
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- Philosophy
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- Life of Nichiren
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- Buddhist Concepts
- Bodhisattva Never Disparaging
- Changing Poison into Medicine
- Interconnectedness
- Karma
- Kosen-rufu
- Practice for Oneself and Others
- Rissho Ankoku - Securing Peace for the People
- Shakubuku: Enabling People to Reveal Their True Potential
- Ten Worlds
- The Eternity of Life
- The Greater Self
- The Middle Way
- The Oneness of Body and Mind
- The Oneness of Self and Environment
- The Simultaneity of Cause and Effect
- The Treasure Tower
- Our Buddhism
- Buddhism and Human Dignity
- Compassion
- Creating Value
- Human Revolution
- Is chanting a form of meditation or is it positive thinking?
- Prayer in Buddhism
- The Enlightenment of Women
- What is Buddhahood?
- What is Gongyo?
- What is karma? How are we responsible for our own karma? And can we change it?
- Why chant “Nam-myoho-renge-kyo” instead of any other words? Do the words themselves have power?
- Why do we need a religion?
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