Romancing saga ost rarest dog. Is the president of (SGI), a lay Buddhist organization based on the teaching of Nichiren Buddhism. Ikeda realizes the vision of his mentor,, to propagate Nichiren Buddhism throughout the globe for the happiness of humanity. Thus, in the context of SGI, the spirit of Mentor and Disciple becomes instrumental in the worldwide peace movement. Here are 10 inspirational quotes extracted from Daisaku Ikeda’s book “” to guide your life toward the sun of happiness: Quote #1 – Faith “What is the purpose of faith?

Q&A On Faith: What does 'Correct Practice' Mean? April 06, 2001. Ted Morino Editor In Chief. (Faith Into Action, p. I see in President Ikeda the greatest example of how to practice the Daishonin’s Buddhism correctly in modern times. He has shown us his compassion for the people, passion for kosen-rufu, courage to stand up for.

It is so that each of us can become truly happy and enable others to become happy. Faith is the driving force that lets us apply what we gain from our studies to truly serving people.” – Daisaku Ikeda Quote #2 – Goals “When you devote your life to achieving your goal, you will not be bothered by shallow criticism. In fact, nothing important can be accomplished if you allow yourself to be swayed by some trifling matter, always looking over your shoulder and wondering what others are saying or thinking. The key to achievement is to move forward along your chosen path with deep determination.” – Daisaku Ikeda Quote #3 – Broad-mindedness “It’s much more valuable to look for the strengths in others. You gain nothing by criticizing people’s imperfection. To develop a bigger heart, please try chanting, even a little at a time, for the of your friends.

Gradually, you will cultivate tolerance and broad-mindedness.” – Daisaku Ikeda Quote #4 – Prayer “Prayer is the sun of hope. To chant daimoku each time we face a problem, overcoming it and elevating our life-condition as a result – this is the path of ‘changing earthly desires into enlightenment’ taught in Nichiren Daishonin’s Buddhism.” – Daisaku Ikeda Quote #5 – Diversity “In the multitude of human personalities, we see the Buddhist principle of cherry, plum, peach, and damson blossom at work. Just as each blossom is beautiful in its own way, each person is endowed with special qualities. Being introverted doesn’t make someone incapable, just as being quick-tempered doesn’t make a person useless. The fundamental aim of Buddhism is to live in a way that is.” – Daisaku Ikeda Quote #6 – Effort “I call to each of you: Strive for prosperity! Strive for development!