Myoho is in Me
by Jackie Millhouse, Treasure Tower Books

This 18 page, full-colour board book is an entertaining introduction for infants and toddlers to the idea that Myoho - the Mystic Law - is part of our daily lives, and we take it with us wherever we go. (Ages 2-5)

Price: RM28.00

My First Buddhist Alphabet
by John and Natalie Bates, Treasure Tower Books

This book will delight you and your child as you discover together 26 basic concepts and themes of Nichiren Buddhism. Children and grown-ups alike will enjoy the lively rhymes and colorful illustrations. (Ages 3-7)

Price: RM36.00

The Birds Who Suffer From the Cold
by Natalie Bates, Treasure Tower Books

Two silly birds fritter away the warm sunshine hours and then must pay the price when the night turns freezing cold. This humorous story contains valuable lessons, even though the silly birds never learn theirs. (Ages 5-8)

Price: RM36.00

Cody Chants
by Linda Iwamoto, Treasure Tower Books

A camping trip with Grandpa turns into a fun lesson about chanting, as Cody asks about Nam-myoho-renge-kyo. (Ages 5-8)

Price: RM28.00

Soka Education – A Buddhist Vision for Teachers, Students and Parents
by Daisaku Ikeda, Middleway Press

Daisaku Ikeda is founder of the Soka education system, which includes kindergartens in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and Brazil, a complete school sysytem in Japan as well as Soka University in Japan and the United States.

In this book, which comprise a selection of essays, addresses and proposals, SGI President Daisaku Ikeda brings a fresh perspective from which to view the ultimate purpose of education and its transformative processes.

Price: RM97.00

Buddhism For You: Prayer
by Daisaku Ikeda, Middleway Press

Prayer is a conversation with the universe, a dialogue with life itself. Whatever form the prayer takes, it arises from the human need to reach beyond the limitations of the empirical. Nichiren Buddhists chant Nam-myoho-renge-kyo, a declaration of the wonderful Dharma, or Law, of causality. It is an activation of the most noble state of life - Buddhahood - which exists in all life.

Buddhism For You: Prayer presents the thoughts of SGI President Daisaku Ikeda, on the importance of prayer. Also included are words from those who have inspired him: his mentor Josei Toda, Nichiren Daishonin as well as artists and philosophers whose timeless wisdom encourage and inform.

Price: RM30.00

The Tiger and the General
by Natalie Bates, Treasure Tower Books

In ancient China, General Li Kuang learns a valuable lesson about determination when he hunts a wily tiger. (Ages 5-8)

Price: RM36.00

Global Civilisation – A Buddhist-Islamic Dialogue
by Majid Tehranian and Daisaku Ikeda, British Academic Press

Dr Majid Tehranian is a professor of international communication at the University of Hawaii and director of the Toda Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research. For all their cultural differences, Buddhism and Islam share a surprising number of intrinsic similarities. The topics discussed include such diverse subjects as the nature of religious faith today, global ideological terrorism, religious fanatacism and universal human rights.

Price: RM95.00

Choose Life – A Dialogue
by Arnold Toynbee and Daisaku Ikeda, Oxford

The compilation of SGI President’s discussion with eminent British historian Arnold Toynbee in 1972. It was Toynbee who first encouraged Ikeda to seek out people of outstanding insight in the pursuit of wide-ranging dialogue for the sake of humanity. This book covered a range of topics: environment, the intellect, health and welfare, man as a social animal, arms and war, religion’s role and nature of good and evil. It has been published in 24 languages.

Price: RM72.00

Planetary Citizenship – Your Values, Beliefs and Actions Can Shape a Sustainable World
by Hazel Henderson and Daisaku Ikeda, Middleway Press

Futurist Hazel Henderson and SGI President explores the rise of ‘grassroots globalists’, ordinary citizens taking responsibility to build a more peaceful, harmonious and sustainable future. From biodiversity to corporate social responsibility, the breadth and scope of sustainable development emerge through the exchanges between Henderson and Ikeda.

Price: RM90.00

The Living Dialogue Socrates to Ikeda – ‘Dialogue — today’s most powerful human action for building peace’
by N.Radhakrishnan, Gandhi Media Centre

Authored by N. Radhakrishnan, intellectual, peace activist, trainer of non-violence, Gandhian scholar and editor/writerof 50 books, this book is his fifth in Soka Gakkai International (SGI) and SGI President Daisaku Ikeda. Focusing on President Ikeda’s numerous dialogues spanning over 40 years, Dr Radhakrishnan studies the importance of dialogues in human history from 2,400 years ago. He also examines the attitude and way in which President Ikeda — the ‘evangelist of dialogue’ — uses dialogues to spread the brilliance of life, promote peace and unite humankind. In the modern world where there is an explosion of communication and information technology, growing pessimism, impersonality and insensitivity of others’ lives, the need for heart-to-heart dialogues has become more urgent. His studies explore President Ikeda’s boundless genius and creativity in dealing with all types of people, exchanging on a mind-boggling variety of topics, and producing ‘masterpieces’ of dialogues.

Price: RM48.00

Choose Hope – Your Role in Waging Peace in the Nuclear Age
by David Krieger and Daisaku Ikeda, Middleway Press

The book puts forth the proposition that ordinary people can and must lead their leaders to a globally secure future. The dialogue between Dr David Krieger, president of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation and the SGI President reveals how the development of true peace can grow only when narrow national loyalties are surpassed by a shared global vision.

Price: RM90.00

A Quest for Global Peace – Roblat and Ikeda on War, Ethics and the Nuclear Threat
by Joseph Roblat and Daisaku Ikeda, I.B. Tauris

The exchanges between Sir Joseph Rotblat and Daisaku Ikeda read like an absorbing textbook for understanding the deeper currents of humanity’s struggle to live with itself in an age of nuclear arms. Rotblat is known for his conscience in leaving the Manhattan Project to take up the then unpopular cause of nuclear arms non-proliferation, co-founding with Bertrand Russell the Pugwash conferences in 1957 to discuss the new global insecurities of an arms race. He shares with Ikeda the view that the application of 20th-century science and technology requires a 21st-century growth in newfound wisdom arising from basic human values that transcend the limitations of knowledge and state sovereignty alone. This series of dialogues published on the 50th anniversary of the historic Pugwash conferences and second Soka Gakkai president Josei Toda’s Declaration Against Nuclear Weapons – both a 20th-century legacy to the younger generations of the 21st century on whom now rests humanity’s hope to banish nuclear arms and war from the face of Earth.

Price: RM90.00