Osaka Campaign and President Ikeda

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What method did President Ikeda use to demonstrate the concept of unity?

  • Group discussions on campaign strategies
  • Formal speeches at events
  • Dancing during informal gatherings (correct)
  • Written instructions distributed to members

Which two elements does the speaker emphasize relying on for their efforts?

  • Leader guidance and collaborative actions
  • Past experiences and future aspirations
  • Community support and personal motivations
  • Gohonzon and Gosho (correct)

How did President Ikeda engage with young members during his visits to Osaka?

  • By hosting large public rallies for inspiration
  • By providing financial support for their education
  • By conducting a series of energetic question-and-answer sessions (correct)
  • By forming exclusive mentorship groups

What aspect of President Ikeda's visit left a lasting impression on Fumiko Inishi?

<p>His ability to recall personal encounters with her (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What personal feeling did the speaker express about their previous knowledge during their examination?

<p>Embarrassment over their lack of preparation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the reason the woman believed in Buddhism, according to her response?

<p>A friend suggested it would help her child. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Sensei imply when he mentions the roar of a lion in relation to Nam-myoho-renge-kyo?

<p>It symbolizes a powerful and unyielding belief. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the listeners react to Sensei's words when he spoke to the woman?

<p>They were encouraged and felt a personal connection. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the main focus of activities encouraged by Miki Abe?

<p>To engage in shakubuku and personal development. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What atmosphere did Sensei create when he entered the meeting?

<p>A warm and joyous ambiance. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

The Osaka Campaign

  • President Ikeda emphasized the importance of study and the Gosho in his youth.
  • He held question-and-answer sessions and acted as an interviewer for the study department, demonstrating his commitment to knowledge.
  • President Ikeda encouraged members to participate actively in activities and to confidently share their faith.
  • He guided members to chant daimoku vigorously and to make strong resolutions, for the ultimate goal of victory.
  • He emphasized the importance of being in complete rhythm with Sensei (President Ikeda) to achieve success.
  • President Ikeda’s morning Gosho lectures were crucial for providing direction and strategy for the campaign.
  • He set ambitious targets for Shakubuku, inspiring members to achieve significant results.
  • President Ikeda believed in the power of faith and shared his conviction with members, stating that “anything is possible when we follow what Sensei teaches us.”
  • The campaign was characterized by a strong emphasis on unity, with members working together to achieve common goals.
  • President Ikeda’s leadership was inspiring, and it was emphasized that his teachings were the key to success.

Key Figures

  • Fumiko Inishi: A young woman’s division unit chief who was moved by President Ikeda’s ability to remember her even though they had not interacted extensively before
  • Miki Abe: A woman’s division group chief who was moved by President Ikeda’s presence and encouragement
  • Yoshiyuki Asai: A Young Men’s Division Corps Chief who emphasized the importance of life in an organization rather than just its form
  • Setsuko Magari: A District Women’s Division Chief who was inspired by President Ikeda’s guidance and his concern for members
  • Maki Nakao: A Women’s Division district chief who was encouraged by President Ikeda to practice faith for her own sake, not simply following her husband

Key Takeaways

  • The Osaka campaign was a successful effort led by President Ikeda that highlighted his leadership, the importance of study, and the power of faith.

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