For him buddhism, each person, inside, has the ability to overcome the problems that arise and transform suffering. Since everything that happens to us can be understood as learning to grow and evolve.
Nam myoho renge kyo is a Buddhist mantra, created by the monk Nichiren, in the thirteenth century as a practice to free oneself from suffering. It is a concrete way that people can focus their hearts and minds manifesting its transforming power.
Reciting this mantra is the expression of self-determination, of a commitment to ourselves not to give in to difficulties. It is also the oath to help others to reveal this law in their lives and achieve happiness.
Nam myoho-renge-kyo is believing in one’s unlimited potential, manifesting the fundamental energy of life. This mantra is the expression of one’s spiritual determination in seeking to synchronize with the truth of the universe.
Meaning:
“Nam” comes from the Sanskrit namas and means “to dedicate or consecrate life”.
“Myo” can be translated as “mystical” or “wonderful”
“Ho” means “law.”
“Renge” means “lotus flower”.
“Kyo” means “sutra”
It is suggested to first try recitation for short periods.
Sources:
Soka Gakkai International
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