"WADA So when we consider how to actualize the oneness of Master and Disciple in everyday life, we should consider, "If I were Sensei, how would I think about this?" or, "If I were Sensei, what would I do about this?" I think that our taking action that President Ikeda would take is, in one sense to actualize the oneness of master and disciple.
TANIGAWA If we truly with to reach this point, we must read President Ikeda's guidance repeatedly. We must get to the point where we can't distinguish between our own speech and action and what we would do if we were the SGI President. It's incorrect for us to put our opinions about how to behave over what we believe President Ikeda would do. It's even worse to act without thinking about what President Ikeda would do. This is not acting as a disciple." -- Seikyo Times, August, 1990, p. 45 in an article entitled "Dialogue and Democracy."
You are either a dumbo Nichiren Buddhist, blind, or a liar. You are not dumb. Then, you are either blind or a liar. Since I present the Soka Gakkai and the Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin VERY clearly as it is and since you have two eyes and are typing responses, you are not blind. That leaves one possibility. You are a liar. I pray that not one of my readers believes anything you have to say about Buddhism, life, or the Soka Gakkai. It is all one big lie. What a way to live.
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Shouldn't we ask Nichiren what we should do before Ikeda if we truly are Nichiren's disciples?
ReplyDeleteNo. First we should ask ourselves, "what would Sensei do?" and then "what would our Zone leader do?" before asking, "what would Nichiren do?"
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