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My name is Steve Milhous I received my Gohozon on October 3rd of 2021 in El Monte California! I remember that day like yesterday! Concidently I grew up in El Monte California! It was definitely destiny! Guess what I went to clean out my nightstand yesterday and found something that is truly amazing! My A1C was 5.4 on November 15th 2022 exactly a year before Ikeda Sensi passed away ! Here is more I put The Unlocking Mysteries of BIRTH & DEATH and everything in between on Facebook and Instagram and my account is public so it went across the world! Also from October 30th through November 3rd I was in the hospital and I chanted out loud and shared the Nichiren Buddism practice with everyone! I was in the psych ward from early Friday morning until November 3rd in the evening! I read over 10 World Tribunes page by page out loud in the patio! Before I left I passed out six World Tribunes from 2023 and 2 Living buddism magazines the October 2023 and November 2023 Living Buddhism! When I left some people were chanting Nam-Myho-renge Kyo!

In today’s world, there is an over-abundance of negative emotions, feelings and thoughts that people are suffering from. It is not unnatural, but rather genuine hardships which are affecting many people. Across all sections of society and countries. There is a great need for positivity. But not casual, small-scale positive stories which can often fail to truly lift someone in the depths of suffering. There is a need for positivity, rooted in the realities of society. A philosophy which doesn’t turn away from the hard questions, but rather can answer them comprehensively, confidently and in a way that uplifts others rather than make them feel bogged down with harsh realities.

The World Tribune is one such source of positivity.
I greatly recommend it.

This easily navigable app and the tremendous amounts of quick reads (there are long ones too), makes it a great way to start the day with some Buddhist wisdom and encouragement to balance the news of the world, and be reminded of the extraordinary opportunities we have to improve society just by our own personal transformations. Thanks WT!