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Advancing with the Gosho: Words of Encouragement from SGI President Ikeda (2)
(52) Making a Vow to Transform Karma into Mission
Learning from the Actions of President Ikeda
(2) Listening Leads to Learning
SGI President Ikeda’s Encouragement for the Future Division
Cultivating Inner Strength and Happiness
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With Fresh Resolve, Let’s Embark on a Dynamic New Departure Towards Our Centennial
SGI President Ikeda’s Speech Excerpt
Engaging in Dialogue That Transcends All Differences
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The Vow of Mentor and Disciple
Learning from the Gosho Lectures of President Ikeda
The Compassionate Practice of Shakubuku
Discussion Meeting Gosho Study Material
Enabling Everyone to Attain the Life State Equal to the Buddha’s
The Light of Human Revolution for the Kayo-kai
Advancing with Unwavering Faith
One Gosho for the Young Men’s Division
The Immeasurable Benefit of Devoting Ourselves to Kosen-rufu
Women’s Division Gosho Study
The Good Medicine for All Ills
Conversations for the Men’s Division
Cultivating a Seeking Spirit
Studying the Spirit of Nichiren Daishonin
(14) The Sado Exile: Part 2
Worldwide Experiences of Faith
A Life of Victory Built on Faith and Unity
SGI President Ikeda’s The New Human Revolution
Eternal Joy (13–15)
Conversations for the Men’s Division
2026年2月01日
Cultivating a Seeking Spirit
3 Min(s)
01日 2月, 2026年
Single-mindedly Seek the Buddha
In “Letter to Gijo-bo,” the Daishonin refers to the verse section of the “Life Span” (16th) chapter of the Lotus Sutra that we recite each day in gongyo as follows:
The verse section of the [“Life Span”] chapter states, “… single-mindedly desiring to see the Buddha, not hesitating even if it costs them their lives.” [LSOC16, pg 271] As a result of this passage, I have revealed the Buddhahood in my own life. …
I, Nichiren, say that “single” stands for myo, or mystic, “mind” for ho, or law, “desiring” for ren, or lotus, “see”...
