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Buddhism in Daily Life by Daisaku Ikeda
Buddhism Day by Day for 5 July
Having the energy to argue is a sign of good health! When the two people in a relationship share simi-lar conditions, it is only natural that they will lock horns from time to time. On the other hand, if one party begins to outgrow the other, then the two will probably not have serious confrontations, because their states of life are so different. It would be great if we could live cheerfully, enjoying life to the extent that we regard our partner's nagging as a sign of his or her good health and proof that he or she is still alive and kicking. When we develop a broad state of life, then even our partner's ranting and raving will sound like the sweet song of a bird.
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Blog Posts
A Tribute to Mothers
A mother is someone who guides and inspires. She helps us to attain our dreams and desires. Wisdom and insight are part of her way, and her faith in her children brightens their days.
All mothers are rich when they love their children. There are no poor mothers, no ugly ones, no old ones. Their love is always the most beautiful of joys. ----- Maurice Maeterlinck (1862 - 1949).
What a Mother can do..........
My mother said to me, "If you become a soldier, you'll… Continue
Posted by Frankie Tham on July 4, 2009 at 1:30pm — 2 Comments
Videos
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Letter to Misawa, May 2009
SGI-USA West Territory May Contribution Campaign Encouragement
Lessening One's Karmic Retribution, April 2009
Our Shared Humanity: Intro to the SGI Buddhist Movement
A Quiet Revolution : the Earth Charter & Human Potential
Victory Over Violence TV
Strategy of the Lotus Sutra, March 2009
The Dragon Gate, Feb 2009
Winter Always Turns to Spring, Jan 2009
Feb 2009 Women's Div. Encouragement by Linda Johnson
Shin Yatomi Memorial
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SGIBuddhism.org is a privately owned site run and funded by SGI Member, Chris Tinney.
The views and ideas expressed by members here may or may not be representative of the Soka Gakkai organization. .
SGI members participating here agree to conduct themselves with a respecful and warm attitude towards others in the same way we strive to conduct our discussion meetings and activities within the SGI community.
Your participation is appreciated.
Peace,
Chris Tinney
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