The New Human Revolution, vol. 15
In this novelized history of the Soka Gakkai and the stories of ordinary people who transformed their lives through Nichiren Buddhism, you will find inspiring and practical Buddhist wisdom for living happily and compassionately in today's world. Also available in E-book and Audiobook formats.
Author: Daisaku Ikeda Publisher: World Tribune Press Paperback: 350 pages Dimensions: 5” x 8” Chapter Summaries Chapter 1: Revitalization At the headquarters leaders meeting in May 1970, Shin'ichi Yamamoto refers to the social mission of Buddhists and begins writing about the urgent need to clean up the environmental pollution harming people. Chapter 2: Soka University Soka University in Japan opens on April 2, 1971. Taking Shin'ichi's words to heart that they are the university's true leaders, the students of the first class strive to develop the school with the same responsibility as its founder. Chapter 3: Flowering On the 100th anniversary of President Makiguchi's birth, Shin'ichi's thoughts turn to the founder of the "great river of Soka." Soon after, he flies to Hokkaido and, amid his hectic schedule, takes pictures of the moon. These and his other photos over the years result in the exhibition Rendezvous with Nature.