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By practicing Nichiren Buddhism with the SGI, I have gained a deeper sense of my mission as a “lawyer for life.”

Tempering my strengths, my Buddhist practice yields the wisdom to fulfill my dream of founding a tech startup. I’m Lenny Bogdonoff from New York.

In this episode, Melissa Hirsch, of New York, talks about how her Buddhist practice helps her navigate her career journey. This episode is especially relevant for anyone who may have a dream they are pursuing but is finding the path to get there a bit more winding than expected. Melissa explains how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped

This episode talks about the startup journey, though it is filled with lessons for anyone starting anything, be it a company, a project or just a fresh path in life. Tushar Dadlani, of Dublin, California, discusses his journey of moving to Silicon Valley to start a company and how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped him navigate the

Managing the response to the COVID-19 pandemic, I deepen my faith and develop immensely, together with those around me.

Fighting to keep up with the Coast Guard’s best and brightest, my Buddhist practice proves vital to breaking through fatigue and self-doubt.

How SGI-USA youth are using their Buddhist practice to win at work.

Summoning my Buddhahood in a time of crisis, I discover the deeper significance of my work as a nurse.

Seeking the meaning of a recurring injury, I find cause for joy and leap forward.

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

The 81st annual George Foster Peabody Awards was held in June 2021. Among the winners was June Cross, of New York, and her team for their documentary Whose Vote Counts. Ms. Cross, a longtime SGI-USA member, is a documentary producer and professor at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, where she founded a program in

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

In episode 23 of the Buddhability podcast series, Beau Lancaster, a graduate student in New York, shares how his Buddhist practice helps him transform challenging environments in his journey to become a historian. Listen to his story at buddhability.org/podcast and all major podcast platforms. Click here to listen.

by Byeong Hwa Yun Minneapolis Faith is—to fear nothing, to stand unswayed, the power to surmount any obstacle. Faith is the source from which all solutions flow. Faith is the engine that propels us in the thrilling voyage of life, a life victorious and transcendent. (Ikeda Sensei, Nov. 6, World Tribune insert, p. C) In