CHAPTER 13 The Master-Disciple Relationship
Since childhood, we have learned languages, studied academic subjects, and trained for occupations. We could n…
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CHAPTER 12 Shakubuku
Shakubuku is the ultimate act of compassion for people who have not yet taken faith in Nichiren Daishonin’s Bu…
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CHAPTER 11 The Root of Unhappiness
Hobo (literally, “slander of the Law”) is the act of going against the teachings of True Buddhism. The correct…
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CHAPTER 10 Benefit and Negative Effects
WHAT IS BENEFIT? When we practice to the Gohonzon with faith, the great life condition of Buddhahood will mani…
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CHAPTER 9 Provisional Religions
Before we encountered True Buddhism, we may never have considered the importance of choosing the correct relig…
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CHAPTER 8 Study
The reason we joined Nichiren Shoshu was to establish unshakable happiness in our lives. However, as Nichiren …
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CHAPTER 7 The Prayer Beads (Juzu)
Nichikan Shonin (1655–1726), the Twenty-sixth High Priest of Nichiren Shoshu wrote in his treatise, “The Three…
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CHAPTER 6 The Gohonzon
IMPORTANCE OF THE CORRECT OBJECT OF WORSHIP Honzon is a shortened form of the term “Konpon Songyo” (Konpon: th…
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CHAPTER 5 The Five Prayers of Gongyo
PRIMARY PRACTICE AND THE SUPPLEMENTARY PRACTICE Reciting the Hoben and Juryo chapters of the Lotus Sutra revea…
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CHAPTER 4 How to Do Gongyo
Gongyo consists of a series of prayers. Recite all five prayers in the morning. In the evening, recite the sec…
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