December 12, 2025, World Tribune

The following is from an essay series, “Thoughts on The New Human Revolution,” published in Japanese in the Seikyo Shimbun, Aug. 19, 1998. It can be found in The Wisdom for Creating Happiness and Peace, part 2, revised edition, chapter 19, installment 1, pp. 281–85. Human revolution means putting into practice the life-affirming principles and

On the 2nd anniversary of Ikeda Sensei’s passing, SGI members refresh their vow to advance eternally in the shared struggle of mentor and disciple.

What do you do when a family emergency calls you away from your career and back to your hometown? Adam W. Sadberry, of Montgomery, Texas, shares how he joyfully pursues his dreams while caring for his parents. Click here to watch the video. December 12, 2025 World Tribune, p. 4

Rediscovering my Buddhist practice in the U.S., I learn to win for self and others.

The World Tribune sat down with Howard Fang and Karishma Bhandarkar,  Western Avenue-Light of the Charles (LOTC) District young men’s division and young women’s division leaders, to learn how their district united toward their November general meeting.  Beginning the Journey Hi Howard and Karishma! Thank you for speaking with us about the amazing growth of

This study series explores Soka Spirit topics to be presented by a youth or student division member at Soka 2030 meetings. Because the last official day of SGI-USA activities is Dec. 15, this article can be presented at Dec. 14 Soka 2030 meetings. From ugly sweater parties and gift exchanges to company celebrations and large

by the San Francisco Ever-Victorious Zone team What is your zone motto?  Ever-Victorious With Sensei! Tell us briefly about your zone’s history. Our zone was formed on Aug. 16, 2009. Prior to that we were part of Northern California Zone. In 2009, we split into two zones, and the area including Monterey Bay, Silicon Valley,

In October, the SGI-USA women and young women launched the dialogue initiative “Peace in Miniature: One Is the Mother of Ten-Thousand,” which invites each of us to engage in heartfelt one-to-one dialogues with our friends, neighbors and one another, with the conviction that each dialogue represents peace itself. At your monthly America Victory Daimoku Group

Through a dynamic mix of painting, sculpture and mixed media, abstract art comes to life with cultural storytelling and community activism in Suzanne Fitzallen Jackson’s work.  She was born in 1944 in St. Louis and in 1952, moved with her family to Alaska. At 16, she became the first African American girl selected to attend