Nichiren Buddhism For Indians!

Greetings to family, friends and to our most respected members of the Soka Gakkai Malaysia. We are from the AMALA- SGM, would like to extend our sincere appreciation and gratitude to all your support and guidance in making this blog a great success!

After 22 years since the establishment of AMALA for the Indian community who are practicing Nichiren Buddhism in Malaysia, we have taken a great step towards our Human Revolution in creating great success in this country.

SGM-AMALA was established in 1989, so far we have strive to be successful and live life with absolute happiness. Now, we realize the importance of doing Human Revolution as stressed by our honorable President Sensei Daisaku Ikeda to create value not only in ones own life but the life of others too. These are our objectives that inspired us to create this site:-

* To give more information on AMALA, SGM and SGI organization

* To educate members on faith, practice and study.

* To share information and updates on SGM-AMALA activities.

* To create a healthy network among the Amala members and Soka Friends

* To affiliate and broaden the network between SGM, SGI and Bharat Soka Gakkai.

* To create a knowledgeable and well-respected individual to represent the Indian society.

Monday, June 24, 2013

Daily Guidance

22nd June 2013

Saturday



EVERYTHING that happens in the world of faith has deep meaning and value. Please be convinced that nothing is meaningless in the realm of faith.
 

EVERYDAY I offer earnest prayers for your happiness, good health and success. You each have your respective place of mission; you are all extremely precious children of the Buddha who are dedicated to the cause of kosen-rufu. I hope that while fostering cordial and warm relations among yourselves, you will advance as good citizens of your country.

A life spent day-dreaming about, “I only I didn’t have this problem….”, is a life of failure. In contrast, one who continually makes constructive efforts, approaching things from the standpoint of, “What can I do to overcome these circumstances and turn them into a source of value and victory?”, is a winner.

TRUE concern for others manifests itself as unconditional friendship. To be considerate means that the more someone is suffering, the more love you show them. It gives you the courage to help others to stand up. And it means recognizing another person’s unhappiness for what it is, trying to understand and share their suffering. Consideration is training ourselves in the art of encouraging others.

OUR voice praying earnestly for the sake of kosen-rufu – that in itself is the voice of the bodhisattva and the voice of the Buddha. It is indeed a case of “our voice doing the Buddha’s work”.



Taken from:http://dailyguidance.blogspot.com/ 
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