CategoryExperience

How faith gave me the courage to pursue my dream of becoming a psychiatrist.

Fighting for kosen-rufu is the best way to live.

Fighting alongside my daughter teaches me what it means to never give up.

How my Buddhist practice empowered me to break through all limitations with a vow to bring happiness to others. I’m Aide Aguirre from Sylmar, California.

After nearly losing my life in a knife attack, I’ve made profound inner changes on my road to recovery.

Rediscovering my shared vow has empowered me to face life’s challenges with confidence.

My family’s bout with COVID-19 became a catalyst to transform our relationships and become closer than ever.

How I’ve defeated the odds and transformed my health, life and destiny. I’m Kristopher Sanders from Chicago.

Buddhism has taught me that nothing can hold me back.

I have developed a state of life in which I can see benefit in any situation.

Buddhism has taught me that my happiness is inseparable from the happiness of others.

How my Buddhist practice enabled me to make my family whole and bring hope to others.I’m Gene Kang, from Los Angeles.

How changing my relationship with myself changed my relationship with money.

The following is a summary of Yoshiki Ohkabe’s experience given on Feb. 28, 2021, in Tokyo, at the Second Soka Gakkai Headquarters Leaders Meeting Toward Our Centennial, held in conjunction with the Nationwide Men’s Division Leaders Meeting. His full experience appears in the March 9 issue of the Soka Gakkai’s daily newspaper, Seikyo Shimbun. After

by Angela Baden Silver Spring, MD. As a longtime SGI member, I have been chanting a lot of daimoku about how I can reach young people. This year, with the HOPE Campaign’s emphasis on planting seeds, I have been reaching out to so many capable young people in my neighborhood. I love it when some

My family experienced the tragedies of war, but now we are protagonists for peace.

How Buddhism gave us the tools to build a life of absolute happiness.

How I built a life with my husband, Robert, overflowing with good fortune. I’m Sumiko George, from Anniston, Alabama.

How I turned my painful experiences into the fuel for change.

My Buddhist practice has taught me that no matter what happens, I can always choose to begin again.