Daily Encouragement by Daisaku Ikeda
Thursday, April 16, 2009

Spending our time doing what we please may bring momentary pleasure, but it will not bring us true and lasting joy. We cannot become great artists or great actors of life-we cannot become great human beings. Literature, music and drama are all to be found in our activities for faith-in our prayers, our challenges to develop ourselves through SGI activities and our efforts to educate others. All value is encompassed in these activities. This is the profound realm of Buddhism.

Post of the day : Swimming~~

Well still trying to perfect my butterfly stroke. Without flippers, it looks like shit...

NUS invitation competition and SP bialathon is around the corner...

So does SPLS FO camp is coming~~

Please let me be crazy and high throughout the camp..

Gues what a group leader should do...

Thanks goodness i got a crazy partner..

Else i'm in deep ****

HAHA crap~~

I so gonna work at safra mount faber if everything goes smoothly...

my camera will reach my hands at fast speed =X

So practically, I'm only free on mon and fri evening. The rest shall be sacrificed for my trainings, work , projects and gakkai activities...

P/s: no more 100% chiong kosen rufu...but i will definitely do my part to support my district, spsd and young lion. Must never neglect my members again...

Off i go..Training tmr...

Daily Encouragement by Daisaku Ikeda
Monday, April 13, 2009

Quite simply, there can be no true democracy unless the citizens of a country realize that they are sovereign, that they are the main protagonists, and then with wisdom and a strong sense of responsibility take action based on that realization. Democracy cannot be successful in its mission unless the people rouse themselves to become more informed and involved, unless they unite, unless they establish an unshakable force for justice and keep a strict eye on the activities of the powerful.

I'm going to die of boredom....

Sometimes i wonder, after the years experiencing good fortunes and actual proofs, why do i stop practicing?

Sometimes i wonder what the heck am i doing...

I really don't know.....

I must really reflect myself before heading back for kosen rufu...

Stuck at the crossroads...

P/s : I'm not emoing =) Just in deep thoughts...

Daily Encouragement by Daisaku Ikeda
Friday, April 3, 2009

From one perspective, gongyo and daimoku are lyrics and songs. They are an ode to life. I hope, therefore, that your gongyo and daimoku will be such that even people who are not practicing will be favorably impressed by the sonorous and invigorating sound of your voices. That too will contribute to the spread of kosen-rufu.