CHAPTER 18 Attending Buddhist Ceremonies and Activities
An individual cannot practice correctly or nurture strong faith alone. Sometimes believers would rather practi…
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CHAPTER 17 The Hokkeko
“Hokkeko” is the general name used to refer to Nichiren Shoshu believers. In Nichiren Shoshu there are many lo…
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CHAPTER 16 The Toba Memorial Tablet
When visiting your local Nichiren Shoshu Temple you will probably notice that in the sanctuary, next to the ma…
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CHAPTER 15 Gokuyo
OFFERING GRATITUDE TO THE THREE TREASURES Gokuyo is the offering of donations of various kinds (such as financ…
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CHAPTER 14 The Importance of Tozan
Tozan, (translated as “to climb the mountain”), is the pilgrimage to Taisekiji, the Head Temple of Nichiren Sh…
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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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