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Buddhist Learning Review
Along with faith and practice, Buddhist study provides practitioners with a fundamental source of energy and strength to overcome all obstacles, move forward in life and be victorious.
The annual Buddhist Learning Review is an opportunity for members to confirm and deepen their understanding of Nichiren Buddhism. It is held every October, ideally at district meeting locations, and designed to be an enjoyable activity that encourages free and open conversations on specified study topics.
The Review is intended as a self-assessment tool for each individual to gauge his or her progress in Buddhist learning. It is meant to be a joyful learning experience, not something to get stressed out about.
Participating in the review provides an opportunity for those who have read and studied the material to gauge their progress in Buddhist learning. For those who have not had the chance to read or study the material, it is an opportunity to learn from and discuss Nichiren Buddhism with others. Most of all, the Review serves as a chance to have fun in getting together with our friends in faith and talking about Nichiren Buddhism.
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The World Tribune, a weekly newspaper published by the SGI-USA features organizational and world news, experiences by SGI members and a variety of articles relating to Buddhist principles. Subscribers in the United States have their choice of the following language supplements, free of charge: Japanese, Korean, Thai/Cambodian, French, Portuguese or Chinese. Spanish-language publications are available under their own subscriptions, La Tribune del Mundo and Esperanza. For more information call the Subscriptions office at 1-800-835-4558 or email Subscriptions at subs@sgi-usa.org.
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Living Buddhism, a journal for peace, culture and education, was first published in the United States in 1981 as Seikyo Times. The name was changed to Living Buddhism in 1997. Providing a variety of Buddhist study material as well as special features on topics such as education, the arts, and human relations in America, Living Buddhism preserves the teachings of Nichiren Daishonin through its bi-monthly publication. “Without Practice and Study, There Can Be No Buddhism-Nichiren. Subscribe online at the SGI-USA Subscriptions secure web site.