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Gosho Insights
2026年6月01日
Be the Trailblazers of a New Age of Hope
2 Min(s)
01日 6月, 2026年
They say that if one uses the sinews of a lion to make strings for a koto [harp] and plucks them, then strings made from the sinews of other animals will automatically snap, even though no one cuts them. The Buddha’s preaching of the Law is called the lion’s roar, and the Lotus Sutra is the foremost roar of the lion.
From “The Pure and Far-Reaching Voice” (WND-1, page 332).
President Ikeda’s insights on this passage:
Students’ voices are powerful. They can change the times. How vitally important, therefore, are the voices of you,...
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