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For Buddhism Newbies
2025年11月01日
Why Are Discussion Meetings So Important?
2 Min(s)
01日 11月, 2025年
So you have been introduced to Nichiren Buddhism, and would like to know more about this practice. In this column for newcomers, we learn about the basics of Nichiren Buddhism through the guidance of SGI president Daisaku Ikeda, whose efforts had spread Nichiren Buddhism throughout the world.
President Ikeda describes discussion meetings as the heartbeat of kosen-rufu – but what makes them so vital?
In the Soka Gakkai, when we speak of “the tradition of discussion...
