"...One therefore must always consider the country when propagating the Buddhist teachings. One should not assume that a teaching suited to one country must inevitably be suited to another as well..." -- Nichiren
Singing Soka Gakkai cult song Forever Sensei
Morning sun's shining bright.
La la la la la.
Facing the sky, spirits are high,
Gongyo* fills our hearts with joy.
Arm in arm, together we climb.
The sun is breaking through.
Sensei**, our lives are growing.
Sensei, our tears are flowing,
as shining eyes call to you.
Sensei, Sensei. Forever, Sensei.
Mid-day sun's burning bright.
La la la la la.
Courage is found,
hope is the sound.
Shakubuku*** is the way.
Arm in arm, together we climb.
The sun is breaking through.
Sensei, our lives are growing.
Sensei, our tears are flowing,
as shining eyes call to you.
Sensei, Sensei. Forever, Sensei.
Moonlight smiling in the night.
La la la la la.
Tomorrow's dreams, calling to all.
Za - da - n - ka - i****
Arm in arm, together we climb.
The sun is breaking through.
Sensei, our lives are growing.
Sensei, our tears are flowing,
as shining eyes call to you.
Sensei, Sensei. Forever, Sensei.
* Gongyo is the daily recitation of two chapters of the Lotus Sutra
** Sensei refers to the honorary president of the Soka Gakkai cult, Daisaku Ikeda
*** Shakubuku is the forceful practice of converting people to Nichiren Lotus Sutra Buddhism. In this sense it is converting people to Ikedaism.
**** Za - da - n- ka - i are the Soka Gakkai discussion meetings
jim jones? strength in numbers but it does not make it rich. = bad karma.
ReplyDeletesorry ...make it right.
ReplyDeletemostly written by patti philips...deceased one week ago. she and the other SGI comrades taught one could change their karma. i guess not.
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