Gives insight to how peoples' behavior matters in all circumstances. So appropriate for the times.

"Only when we learn to channel our energy we direct towards others to winning over ourselves can we develop our humanity." Daisaku Ikeda

Each person on this planet is unique and has their own character. "Human Liberation" is a process to continually work on from the depths of our lives and thereby transforming and invigorating our environment around us and rippling out to the rest of the world.

Description of illusiveness of the human mind, a parable of Sessen Doji and how not to be swayed by the "eight winds" in buddhist terms and the thinking in moral terms applied in Les Miserables by Victor Hugo

Daisaku Ikeda gives his personal thoughts on faith and how it relates with children in society today. The story of Shakyamuni Buddha coming into a village shows the heartfelt innocence that we all possess. In the next recording, Daisaku Ikeda recounts his personal tragedy in the Pan Pacific War and an excerpt John Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath. Next, a recounting of how evil in this world and associations..

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A look at how compassion is viewed in times past and in today's contemporary society. Although this book was First published in 1982, the chapters hold "boundless wisdom that can be put into action at any time.

Four Noble qualities of life, quotes from French philosopher Alain, satirical poetry senryu, Also paying tribute to Josei Todas passing on April 2

"Every phenomenon in Life is subject to o change and will eventually disappear." Daisaku Ikeda

A Book of Mindfulness by Susan Verde Art by Peter H. Reynolds please look for other titles susanverde.com and peterhreynolds.com and on Instagram @susanverde and @peterhreynolds