As the extreme heatwave continues,
take extra precautions against other
harsh weather conditions such as
localized torrential rains.
Let’s remember to “be millions of
times more careful than ever” (*)
and prevent accidents before
they happen.
(*)The Hero of the World,” WND-1, page 839.
Tentative translation of “To My Friends” published in the Seikyo Shimbun, based on President Ikeda’s recent guidance.
Let’s treasure warm exchanges
with our family and relatives.
A harmonious family is the
wellspring of happiness.
Let’s remember to express our
appreciation regularly through
our words and our actions!
Tentative translation of “To My Friends” published in the Seikyo Shimbun, based on President Ikeda’s recent guidance.
Nichiren Daishonin states,
“When one knows the
Lotus Sutra,
one understands the meaning of
all worldly affairs.”(*)
Let’s expand our solidarity of good by
always acting with consideration and
good common sense.
Be shining examples of good citizenship!
(*)”The Object of Devotion for Observing the Mind,” WND 1 p. 376
Tentative translation of “To My Friends” published in the Seikyo Shimbun, based on President Ikeda’s recent guidance.
I express my appreciation to the
deliverers of our organizational
newspaper who make their deliveries
without succumbing to the extreme heat.
I am praying for the health and safety of
our noble “uncrowned” treasured friends!
Tentative translation of “To My Friends” published in the Seikyo Shimbun, based on President Ikeda’s recent guidance.
The Daishonin stated,
“The ray of light from the daimoku reaches
all the way to the hell of incessant suffering
and makes it possible for [the deceased] to attain
Buddhahood then and there.”(*)
Chanting daimoku based on the spirit of
“practice for oneself and others” serves
as the ultimate memorial for the deceased.
Together, let’s embark on a journey to
manifest in our lives the four noble virtues
of “eternity, joy, true self and purity.”
(*)The Orally Transmitted Teachings, p. 17
Tentative translation of “Words of the Week” published in the Seikyo Shimbun, based on President Ikeda’s recent guidance.
