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Gosho Insights
Engaging in Dialogue to Create a Better World Is the Way to Repay Our Debts of Gratitude
From SGM General Director
Opening a New Era of Great Youth Exchanges
From SGM General Director
Membuka Era Baharu Pertukaran Besar Belia
Daibyakurenge Editorial
“Begin with Prayer”– Our Shared Motto
Feature
An Introduction to The New Human Revolution, Volume 16
Feature
Excerpts from The New Human Revolution, Volume 16
The Fount of Worldwide Kosen-rufu
(2) The Great February Shakubuku Campaign (Part 2 of 2)
For Buddhism Newbies
How Should I Perceive Karma?
Thoughts on Medicine and Education
My Decision to Study Medicine
Experience
Turning Setbacks into Nourishment for Growth
Experience
The Journey and Vow of Youth for Kosen-rufu
Experience
Stepping Into Confidence with My Stammer
The Dialogues of Daisaku Ikeda
Daisaku Ikeda and Hazel Henderson: On Children and Education
Culturewatch
How to Love the World: Poems of Gratitude and Hope
Reawakening the Poetic Spirit
To My Young Friends
Halaman Kanak-kanak
Hidup dengan Hati yang Lapang dan Senyuman yang Besar!
SDGs x US
What Is Clean Energy?
Editor’s Note
Editor’s Note
Culturewatch
01 Feb, 2026
How to Love the World: Poems of Gratitude and Hope
Edited by James Crews
Published by Storey Publishing (2021)
Review by Dinesh Chandren
3 Min(s)
01 Feb, 2026
In daily life, we must see that
it is not happiness that makes us grateful.
It is gratefulness that makes us happy.
– David Steindl-Rast, founder, A Network for Grateful Living
The poems in this book ask a very simple question: Are you happy to be alive?
And the poems in this book may not necessarily give a definite answer to this question, but it certainly shows us we can find happiness in many of life’s everyday moments.
And that can come from...
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