This volume contains SGI President Ikeda’s three-part lecture on the Gosho ‘On Practicing the Buddha’s Teachings’, explaining that the correct way to practise this Buddhism is to follow the Buddha’s intent and believe in the Lotus Sutra.
Through this detailed history of the priesthood, you will gain a new understanding of the current problems with Nichiren Shoshu as well as a clearer picture of where our Kosen-Rufu movement must go in the future.
The Vow of the Ikeda Kayo-kai, Encouragement for Young Women, is a collection of messages, essays and a speech by Daisaku Ikeda. Also includes beautiful photos, songs and poems.
The Way of Youth in the way of youth renowned philosopher and President of the Soka Gakkai International, Dr. Daisaku Ikeda shares insights into the real life problems of young people and addresses their concerns in a warm, empathetic and reassuring manner.
“Human Revolution”, Part 2 of President Ikeda’s selected writings, discusses inner transformation as a journey of awakening – “opening your eyes wide and looking beyond your ordinary concerns, striving for and dedicating your actions to something higher, deeper and broader.”
“Kosen-rufu and World Peace”, Part 3 of President Ikeda’s selected writings, discusses that true happiness and universal peace are achieved when we orient every aspect of our lives toward kosen-rufu – the most distinguishing characteristic of Nichiren Buddhism.
Kosen-rufu and World Peace, the third volume of the series The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, focuses on President Ikeda’s philosophy of peace based on Nichiren Buddhism.
An inspiring account of the mentor-disciple relationship shared by the three founding Soka Gakkai presidents and their powerful and unwavering resolve to secure happiness for all.
Daisaku Ikeda, Katsuji Saito, Takanori Endo, Haruo Suda
The conversations in this six-volume work, conducted over a number of years, yield intra-religious insights of Buddhists who regard the Lotus Sutra as a core teaching of Mahayana Buddhism.
Daisaku Ikeda, Katsuji Saito, Takanori Endo, Haruo Suda
The conversations in this six-volume work, conducted over a number of years, yield intra-religious insights of Buddhists who regard the Lotus Sutra as a core teaching of Mahayana Buddhism.
Daisaku Ikeda, Katsuji Saito, Takanori Endo, Haruo Suda
The conversations in this six-volume work, conducted over a number of years, yield intra-religious insights of Buddhists who regard the Lotus Sutra as a core teaching of Mahayana Buddhism.
The Lotus Sutra, Shakyamuni Buddha’s highest teaching, explains that all people – regardless of gender, social status or education – can uncover the buddha nature they inherently possess.