Ikeda Sensei’s 95 Years The Boundless Power of Mentor and Disciple Daisaku Ikeda dedicated his 95-year-life to displaying the power one individual possesses to transform their environment and the world based on the Buddhist vow of mentor and disciple. Ikeda Sensei built peace through friendship and empowered common people to become happy. This book details his contributions to creating a harmonious world, fostering friendship among nations, spreading Nichiren Buddhism around the world, and encouraging young people to stand up to fulfill their unique missions. He attributes his lifetime achievements to what he learned from his mentor, Josei Toda. “My entire life is dedicated to declaring and fighting to realize President Toda’s vision—his last will.” Sensei said just after Toda died on April 2, 1958. “This is my only mission in this world.” (p. 16) This book illustrates the power of a disciple striving until the end to fulfill this mission.