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Mastering the Basics
Introduction: Three Practices:
Faith, Practice and Study
1. Our Lives Are Myoho Renge Kyo
Buddhism lies in continuing faith
Enlightenment is not an intellectual
process
Includes material from:
“On Attaining Buddahood in This Lifetime,”
a compilation of SGI-USA Study Department Material
“The Meaning of Nam Myoho Renge Kyo,”
a chapter from Richard Causton’s book, The Buddha in Daily Life
“The One Essential Phrase,” WND p.
923
2. Perseverance or Self-Mastery
What does self-mastery mean?
The attitude I assume when I chant
How to find joy in the action
The process of Human Revolution
Includes Material from:
“2002 Peace Proposal,” Living Buddhism,
May 2002, p.19
Selected passages from Faith Into
Action
The Human Revolution, Volume 2, pp.75-76
3. Practicing for Ourselves and Practicing
for Others
Why We Practice?
How We Practice?
What We Practice?
Includes Material from:
Fundamentals of Buddhism, Third Edition
Buddhism in Action, Volumes I, II,
and IV
Discussion with the audience on
each of the points presented.
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