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The BRG is an SGI-USA special interest group that was started in Riverside California in 2009. We have monthly meetings at the SGI-USA Riverside Community Center that focus on recovery, addiction and the application of Nichiren Buddhism.

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"Hellow to all my fellow Boddhisatvas! I am VERY INTERESTED in organized a BRG (or as I thought it was called a "Lotus Group") from a former district leader in NC. I have since moved to Atlanta, and we dont have anything like that here.…"

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Sue Walsh commented on Steven Roberge's group Buddhist Recovery Group

"Thanks so much for this info Matthew. We've heard about Vivitrol but will look into Naltrexone with your recommendation. It sounds like an amazing drug for helping addiction. My husband will be reading your discussion thread on Dragon Falls.…"

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Matthew David Leichter commented on Steven Roberge's group Buddhist Recovery Group

"The injection is called Vivitrol. Vivitrol does not cure alcoholism as they must drink while on naltrexone to teach the brain how to reduce the opiod over-reaction. Vivitrol simply stops him from being able to get an endorphin rush altogether. I…"

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Sue Walsh commented on Steven Roberge's group Buddhist Recovery Group

"Wow....thank you so much for all of this info Matthew! Very helpful to me in understanding the challenges in going to both AA meetings and SGI meetings. Actually, my husband is on the path that you suggested in going to more SGI meetings in place of…"

Dec 17, 2013

Matthew David Leichter commented on Steven Roberge's group Buddhist Recovery Group

"I also wanted to address your question about my maintaining sobriety. The first thing is to really understand what is AA. AA is a religious organization that have "basically" group therapy sessions on a daily basis. The bulk of force that…"

Dec 16, 2013

Matthew David Leichter commented on Steven Roberge's group Buddhist Recovery Group

"SGI ultimately is impossible to reconcile with AA. There is a group of people who utilize AA as meetings to share feelings and a sponsor as a therapist. This is not what AA actually is intended for but how many use it. The problem is how to…"

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Sue Walsh commented on Steven Roberge's group Buddhist Recovery Group

"Thanks so much for your replies. Will pass this along to my husband. He seems to be having some challenges with AA philosophy"

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Kanani commented on Steven Roberge's group Buddhist Recovery Group

"Mathew David Leichter and Sue Walsh.. in my first bout of sobriety I was able to successfully stay sober for 5 years using both AA and SGI.. having an open mind and a great sponsor who didn't push me to believe in HER GOD was the key to my…"

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About Me (tell us a little bit about yourself):: I joined the SGI-USA and began my practice of Niciren Buddhism when I was 18 years old, 26 years later it is clear that this has proved to be the single most signifigant decision I have ever made. If someone were to tell me my life would be the way it is today as long as I continued to develop my faith and take action I would have never believed them.

I am 44 and live in Corona California with my wife Shelia, daughters Karissa (23), Darian (17), son Sage (11) and grand daughter Keira (2). Nothing means more to me than my family. I am a Chapter leader and Riverside Region Men's Division Secreteriat.

I have worked for the same company for 22 years, have a deep passion for music, there are some examples of my music on this page as well as the links below. I play guitar, keys and sing in a hard rock band - Over The Influence, I also have a slew of music that does not fit in the OTI vein which I call Samadhi. I love working out at the gym, have been sober for 5+ years and am a NHL fanatic (go Ducks !!). But at the end of the day I feel the most appreciation to be able to chant to this Gohonzon and be a part of this Kosen-Rufu movement at this most signifigant time.

Personal Website:: http://www.myspace.com/samadhi2

Are you a member of SGI?: Yes

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A Brief History of Humanity A little less than 13,000 years ago, something very dramatic happened in the history of our planet which is now affecting every aspect of our life today. Everything we exp…

Posted on July 2, 2010 at 12:36am 0 Comments 0 Likes

A Brief History of Humanity

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little less than 13,000 years ago, something very dramatic happened in

the history of our planet which is now affecting every aspect of our

life today. Everything we experience in our daily living, including the

particular technologies we use, the wars that happen, and the very way

we perceive our lives, is the direct result of a certain sequence of

events that happened during the end of Atlantean times. Results… Continue

Make the call LOUDER.......

Posted on June 30, 2010 at 10:31pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

**I was thinking about the concept of peace when for some reason Einstein’s famous equation, E=MC^2*, popped into my head.**

Energy and mass, the equation states, are different forms of the same thing—another validation of what has become nearly indisputable: Everything in the universe is connected to everything else in the universe.

But what had never occurred to me before is another implication of Einstein’s equation: Matter is…

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My Mother

Posted on June 5, 2010 at 10:33am 6 Comments 0 Likes

I always wondered what today would be like. I remember in 1983 when I had just received my Gohonzon and I was sitting in a diner telling my Mother about this Buddhism. I really had no idea of the depth and weight of this philosophy, I knew nothing about Buddhism. All I knew was that I was on to something, something real. Her smile was genuine as she listened to whatever it was I was saying. She told me "you are having a spiritual experience" and she was so happy for me. One thing I always found… Continue