THE SUPREMACY OF THE MYSTIC LAW
It is
the Law which is Supreme. We venerate the three treasures --The Buddha, The Dharma ( Nam
Myoho Renge Kyo) and the Sangha ( The Priesthood ) Ultimately we each stand on
our own not subject to higher Human Authority but accessing the Ultimate truth
with our beloved Master , The Buddha Nichiren Daishonin. Each of us is free
through our unique connection and devotion to the Law to create a New World of unlimited Human aspiration and freedom.
The Law is described in one of Nichiren
Daishonin`s most important Gosho The Heritage of the Ultimate Law of Life Shoji Ichidaiji Kechimyaku Sho
Shoji Ichidaiji Kechimyaku Sho
(Heritage of the Ultimate Law of Life) is
Shoji is life repeating the endless cycle of birth
and death.
Ichidaiji is "the most fundamental essence."
Ichi, is literally "one, " "the one and only." Ichi is also chutai essence (entity or
source).the essence of the Universe The Middle Way Ichidaiji, then, is
"the one and only fundamental essence."
Dai, literally "great, " here is used to
mean that the ultimate law of life is the fundamental force which penetrates
and pervades not only humanity but all things in the universe. It denotes the
universality of life.
Dai also means kutai, fgorce enegy space
(potential
Ji literally means "fact." That the
ultimate law of life is constantly present.
ji also means ketai. Facts phenomena (form) The
changing world-the changes in all phenomena
Shoji ichidaiji-- the ultimate law of life
Kechimyaku is the "pulse" unchanged, beneath
the passages of life and death. It also represents the The master-disciple
relationship with Buddha, as the teacher who transmits the law of life ---.
Shoji Ichidaiji Kechimyaku Sho ISThe one and most fundamental
essence the pulse of the force of life, and also indicates that the universe is
a living biological process . It is the way the Buddha endows people undergoing
the endless cycle of birth and death with the ultimate law
En'yu-santai or the perfect union of the three
truths is also
Ichidaiji
The 'perfect union of the three truths' is
called Nam-myoho-renge-kyo."
