CategoryEnduring Dialogues

Aurelio Peccei and Daisaku Ikeda

René Huyghe and Daisaku Ikeda

Chingiz Aitmatov and Daisaku Ikeda

Nelson Mandela and Daisaku Ikeda

Where Ethics, Medicine and Spirituality Converge René Simard, Guy Bourgeault and Daisaku Ikeda

Your Role in Waging Peace in the Nuclear Age David Krieger and Daisaku Ikeda

Your Values, Beliefs and Actions Can Shape A Sustainable World Hazel Henderson and Daisaku Ikeda

Conversations on Energy and Sustainability Ernst Ulrich von Weizsacker and Daisaku Ikeda

A Dialogue Between Linus Pauling and Daisaku Ikeda

Thoughts on Peace & Human Rights—Adolfo Pérez Esquivel and Daisaku Ikeda

Hinduism, Buddhism and the Rise of Global Civil Society—Ricardo Diez-Hochleitner and Daisaku Ikeda

Hinduism, Buddhism and the Rise of Global Civil Society

Improvisations on Jazz, Buddhism and a Joyful Life—Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and Daisaku Ikeda

John Dewey in the 21st Century Jim Garrison, Larry Hickman and Daisaku Ikeda

Ikeda Sensei has had dialogues with leading figures throughout the world to advance peace. To date, more than 80 of his dialogues have been published in book form. This series highlights one dialogue a month. The following excerpts are from The Art of True Relations (pp. 159–64), a dialogue between Daisaku Ikeda and Sarah Wider,

Ikeda Sensei has had dialogues with leading figures throughout the world to advance peace. To date, more than 80 of his dialogues have been published in book form. This series highlights one dialogue a month. The following excerpts are from Reflections on the Global Civilization (pp. 162–63), a dialogue between Daisaku Ikeda and Majid Tehranian,

Ikeda Sensei has had dialogues with leading figures throughout the world to strengthen and advance peace. To date, more than 80 of his dialogues have been published in book form. This series highlights one dialogue a month. The following excerpts are from Moral Lessons of the Twentieth Century (pp. 18–20), a dialogue between Daisaku Ikeda

Ikeda Sensei has had dialogues with leading figures throughout the world to strengthen and advance the path to peace. To date, more than 80 of his dialogues have been published in book form. This new series highlights one dialogue a month. The following excerpts are from Human Rights in the Twenty-first Century (pp. 109–13), a

Gandhi for Modern Times: Neelakanta Radhakrishnan and Daisaku Ikeda

Conversations on the Path of Nonviolence