Nichiren appreciates an offering of food and makes a lesson of the nature of resolve, attitude, and commitment in our Buddhist practice.

The Mind only occurs in this Samsaric Body. This Body only occurs in this Universe of incalculable manifestations (Body).

The majority of this document does track with the teachings and doctrines of Nichiren, Dengyo, to Shakyamuni. One egregious error at the start may be the flaw of translation.

Ongi Kuden #7 is a further discussion on the student monk notes on lectures and teachings of Nichiren and their many interpretations to aid in teaching to others needs and capacity.

Notes to one’s self for learning and ”ways-of-teaching” Shakyamuni’s Lotus teachings, in a summary form of Nichiren’s doctrines, through the teachings of Fuji school seniors.

In the form of notes to oneself for learning and ”ways-of-teaching”, this document is a summary of Nichiren’s doctrines through the eyes and understanding of Fuji school seniors.

More focused on quotes from the ”Ongi Kuden” we now see the dissection of words and phrases in search of meaning for the doctrines of Nichiren and his followers.

A Fuji school monk referencing several documents and the Ongi Kuden, makes assertions and analogies that hold some convoluted views of ”self” and identification.

A document by a Fuji School monk, referencing several documents, as well as notes and impressions by Ajari Nikko of lectures by Nichiren that Nikko recorded as the Ongi Kuden.

A document making reference to another document, purported to be notes on lectures from Nichiren to his 6 senior monks.