Daily Guidance
26th July 2013
Friday
LIFE is not easy for anyone. One
may be exposed to violent storms or be shakened by a high tide of
obstacles. This is especially so for us, who are striving to accomplish
the unprecedented task of kosen-rufu. Therefore, you should never be
swept away by any hardship or retreat in the face of any crisis.
IN Buddhism, practice is faith. That means action is faith, and without
action there can be no faith. The action I speak of is the Way of
practice for oneself and for others that is taught in Nichiren
Daishonin’s writings.
WHEN people are ignorant, they cannot open up their own life nor gain
the respect of others. To overcome ignorance, one must study and learn.
Intellect is important. A person who has intellect possesses stability
and endurance. People who are swayed between one extreme and another,
people who are governed by their emotions, do not persist in or continue
anything for long.
IT is important to always “start from now”, to have plans and
aspirations, and it is a particularly crucial factor in making the last
years of one’s life rewarding and fulfilling ones.
WE live in an evil world defiled by the five impurities. While reminding
one another to be careful and while watching out for each other, let us
continue advancing based on the principles that faith means not causing
accidents and that suffering no accidents is itself victory.
Taken From:http://dailyguidance.blogspot.com
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