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What ever happened...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Margie McKinney Sep 25, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone know why the "Buddha In The Hood" podcast is no longer being produced? I really enjoy it but only 10 episodes where done and then it stopped last year...Budog.Continue
I could use Daimoku for an interview
Started this discussion. Last reply by Roger Thompson Jun 3, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
Last week a midnight-shift slot became available at work, I put a job bid in for the position. I received a call today and have an interview tomorrow at 3:00 PM. This would be a great victory and…Continue
Chanting Massive Daimoku For My Job Schedule Change...
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sonia Chen Jul 19, 2010. 4 Replies 0 Likes
A midnight-shift position has opened up at my work in the same department but a different male dorm. I bid on the position. I pray I get the shift so I can start attending more SGI meetings and…Continue
A Great Day With Local Group !!!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Suki May 22, 2010. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Due to my work schedule I have trouble meeting with my local SGI Group. Once a month though our local group of members have a special Toso Meeting on the third Friday of the Month. Friday is one of…Continue
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- 49 years young, married 25 years, father and grandfather. I work as an "at risk youth counselor" at a large residential facility for at risk and underprivileged youth.
- Are you a member of SGI?
- Yes
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Starting a local 12-Steps of Liberation Group locally...
Posted on June 28, 2010 at 12:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
In the near future I intend to start a Recovery Group locally based on the 12-Steps of Liberation. This will be a decidedly Buddhist Recovery Group independent from A.A. or any other established Recovery
Group. As other 12-Step Groups though, all Buddhists in recovery or
those that are interested in Buddhism will be welcome. The group
meetings will not be strictly for SGI or Nichirin Buddhist, but all
Buddhists in general.
* I have…
ContinueThe 12-Steps of Liberation Group.
Posted on June 26, 2010 at 1:00pm 3 Comments 0 Likes
Today I started a group here. It is called, The 12-Steps of Liberation. It is a group that utilizes a unique 12-Steps based on the Four Noble Truths and the Eight Fold Path combined to form a decidedly Buddhist set of 12-Steps of Recovery. The group is a private group to assure confidentiality, but any SGI Members in Recovery can ask to be a member of the group. Membership is not restricted to one type of addiction or another and also welcomes people with dysfunctional and self-destructive…
ContinueGrateful to have been incarned human and to have heard the Mystic Law
Posted on June 10, 2010 at 3:49am 1 Comment 0 Likes
When I was in 3rd grade we had a babysitter who was a college professor,
he also taught meditation and stuff at the Self-Realization Fellowship
in Los Angeles. I learned to meditate from one of his youth classes at
the Lake Shrine Temple. The first time I ever meditated it was a
profound deep spiritual experience. It was like my body cesed to be my
mind was stilled and centered and I experienced a complete state of
Nirvana. Later in life I got away from meditation… Continue
he also taught meditation and stuff at the Self-Realization Fellowship
in Los Angeles. I learned to meditate from one of his youth classes at
the Lake Shrine Temple. The first time I ever meditated it was a
profound deep spiritual experience. It was like my body cesed to be my
mind was stilled and centered and I experienced a complete state of
Nirvana. Later in life I got away from meditation… Continue
Good Fortune and an Attitude of Gratitude
Posted on June 5, 2010 at 10:16am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This morning I have been sitting and reflecting upon my blessings and good fortune. I have so much to be grateful for. I feel that a time of meditation and contemplation on the good things in one's life is an important essential. An "Attitude of Grattitude" is a characteristic we should strive to live out in our lives everyday. As Sensei Ikeda says, that true happiness does not mean that ones life will not be free from suffering and turmoil, but true happiness is to not be moved by these…
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It's your birthday? Well as the Beatles sing.
They say it's your Birthday, we're going to have a good time!
I would like to your friend , Oh you are same age with me!
Kevin
It's good to see your sunshine face on my page again.
Take care friend
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Welcome back, what happend?
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and Welcome back, Budog! You have been missed. How are you and the tumor coming? Best always to you and yours....View All Comments