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About this Buddhism

Some Definitions

About the
Object of Worship (Gohonzon)

Gongyo - The Method of Practice

SGI Study
Curriculum and Materials
1. Entrance
2. Elementary
3. Intermediate
4. Advanced
5. Gosho
  Study (1998-1999)

Gosho - (Literally Honorable Writings) Letters written
by Nichiren Daishonin to his disciples to encourage them and teach them the correct way in
which to attain enlightenment. Now Searchable!
1. Learning
  From The Gosho

The
Lotus Sutra - Also known as the "White
Lotus of the True Dharma"
1. Lectures
  on the Lotus Sutra

The New
Human Revolution

Questions
and Answers on the Temple Issue

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The following parable from the Buddhist tradition provides a visual metaphor for the
interdependence and interpenetration of all phenomena:

Suspended
above the palace of Indra (Jpn. Taishaku), the Buddhist god who symbolizes
the natural forces that protect and nurture life, is an enormous net. A brilliant jewel is
attached to each of the knots of the net. Each jewel contains and reflects the image of
all the other jewels in the net, which sparkles in the magnificence of its totality.

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