This month, President Niwano explains that health and vitality come from the mind. Read more on the Three Principles of Good Health concept in the March issue of #LivingTheLotusNewsletter. https://t.co/bBRWLNbUrn
Rissho Kosei-kai members keep sincerity close to their hearts and practice mindful interactions with people they encounter in their daily lives. #WeeklyQuote#RisshoKoseikai
Why should we be aware of arrogance and self-conceit? And how does this lead to a truly healthy lifestyle? Read this month's Living the Lotus International Newsletter to find the answers. https://t.co/Rn7HvFFCNS
Everyone has some kind of talent or special trait. There is no shame in not being able to do something another person excels in. More important is how much progress we have made compared with our own past selves. To live with hope is to live with faith. #WeeklyQuote#RK
An encounter is a situation that brings about some change in us, in accordance with our karma and the karma of each moment. Because of the way we think, the attitude we choose to adopt at any given moment, has a powerful impact on events and how they will turn out.
The teachings of the Buddha are, of course, the supreme treasure. True value can only come from first studying Buddhism, then putting it into practice, and finally mastering it. #WeeklyQuote#RisshoKoseikai#RKINA
When we measure our thinking against the yardstick of the heavens, a great discrepancy becomes obvious. Recognizing this discrepancy is what enlightenment is all about. #WeeklyQuote#RisshoKoseikai
People have an infinite capacity for degeneracy if left unawaken and unmindful of discipline, yet at the same time they have an infinite capacity for elevation if they live in accordance with spiritual truth.
President Niwano writes that the Six Paramita virtues are all practices that form one side of a coin. And delusions such as greed, anger, & attachment to the other side. Read more in this month's #LivingTheLotusNewsletter.
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Are you interested in learning more about the Dharani found in the Lotus Sutra? Join us for a free lecture & Q&A with Dr. Dominick Scarangello. Everyone is welcome. For more info, visit https://t.co/4ZXFh5TYv3
The Eightfold Path is the way of the sage. As if to indicate their importance, Shakyamuni took the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path as the subjects of his very first sermon, celebrated as "Setting the Wheel of the Law in Motion." #WeeklyQuote#RisshoKoseikai#NikkyoNiwano