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A Daimoku is really amazing! A practicing is amazing all in all!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dhruba May 13, 2009. 11 Replies 0 Likes
題目はすごい、学会活動はすごい！
Started this discussion. Last reply by kriti Mishra Dec 14, 2009. 7 Replies 0 Likes
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- Osaka, Japan,533-0005
- About Me (tell us a little bit about yourself):
- I am a member of JOSHO-KANSAI.
And I have begun to practice from December in 1988.
I'm active as an vice leader of block at present.
When I was a student of foreign language college here, I have ever stayed in Martinez near San Francisco to study English.
Then I went to UC Berclay and took extention course for English conversation.
I like music, arts, travel, sports and reading.
Especially, I like martial arts like Karate, Jiu-jitsu and Judo.
Thank you!
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Recovered from diabetes
Posted on December 29, 2015 at 8:29am 2 Comments 3 Likes
As a matter of fact, I have been going to hospital to get treatment for diabetes. Meanwhile, I have been chanting daimoku more than 2 hours per day. Recently, my daimoku reached 20 million this month. Then, I went to hospital for frequently check-up. My doctor has just sentenced me that it is unnecessary for me to take medicine of diabetes anymore. I recovered from diabetes. ”NMRK is like the roar of a lion. What sickness can therefore be an obstacle.” (Reply to Kyo'o p.412) Thank you,…
ContinueLaughing Daimoku
Posted on January 26, 2009 at 7:59am 10 Comments 4 Likes
What is the Laughing Daimoku?
This is a funny story of me and my friend.
Off course, he's a member of SGI.
As a matter of fact, he led me to Nichiren Buddhism.
We went to the same college and went abroad to study together.
The moment we meet us, we talk about funny stories of our student days.
Then, we are convulsed with laughter.
That's a problem, however.
We always chant Daimoku after talking.
But we fall into a fit of convulsions during… Continue
This is a funny story of me and my friend.
Off course, he's a member of SGI.
As a matter of fact, he led me to Nichiren Buddhism.
We went to the same college and went abroad to study together.
The moment we meet us, we talk about funny stories of our student days.
Then, we are convulsed with laughter.
That's a problem, however.
We always chant Daimoku after talking.
But we fall into a fit of convulsions during… Continue
I can't feel my legs!
Posted on January 24, 2009 at 11:30pm 4 Comments 2 Likes
As you know, when we japanese chant, we sit on the floor Japanese style generically.
It was called SEIZA(to sit straight with your legs folded under you./kneeling).
I had trouble in Seiza because I could not feel my legs.
Also, many young people have toruble in Seiza.
When I had begun to pracitce, I did not always chant toward Gohonzon.
To what did I chant?
I used to chant toward an occipital region of head of our leade.
Then I paryed in my heart like… Continue
It was called SEIZA(to sit straight with your legs folded under you./kneeling).
I had trouble in Seiza because I could not feel my legs.
Also, many young people have toruble in Seiza.
When I had begun to pracitce, I did not always chant toward Gohonzon.
To what did I chant?
I used to chant toward an occipital region of head of our leade.
Then I paryed in my heart like… Continue
A short story of my experiences 1
Posted on January 21, 2009 at 7:30am 5 Comments 2 Likes
I have ever heard this narrative when I began to practice.
One member got into a beef with a gangstar.
Then, a gangstar said him on the phone.
"From now, I come to kill you!"
By fears of gangstar, he asked for the advice of senior associate.
The senior associate said to him.
"That's Daimoku at such time!"
He chanted Daimoku desperately.
Actually, a gangstar was on his way to him by his car.
But a gangstar has died of a traffic accident.
I… Continue
One member got into a beef with a gangstar.
Then, a gangstar said him on the phone.
"From now, I come to kill you!"
By fears of gangstar, he asked for the advice of senior associate.
The senior associate said to him.
"That's Daimoku at such time!"
He chanted Daimoku desperately.
Actually, a gangstar was on his way to him by his car.
But a gangstar has died of a traffic accident.
I… Continue
Comment Wall (666 comments)
- At 5:01am on June 7, 2021,
Ann Odell said…
thanks, good to be on board!
- At 11:53pm on June 5, 2021,
thanks for having me
- At 5:59am on April 30, 2021,
Thank you very much
- At 8:24pm on April 19, 2021,
SGI Center said…
Thank you !!!
- At 4:41am on April 8, 2021,
Thank you Toshizo
- At 1:04pm on March 22, 2021,
- Arigato gozimas Toshizo.
- At 11:20pm on March 17, 2021,
Thanks Toshizo Saejima for the warm Welcome and adding me to the community
- At 2:58am on March 11, 2021,
Thanks a lot, Toshizo! I’m looking for members in Tbilisi and Kyiv. Can someone help me? Warm Regards
- At 10:55am on February 8, 2021,
Mariana B said…
Thank you
- At 12:33pm on January 27, 2021,
Thank you!
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