User: valdzia |
kaimieciai soka kaimieciai stiliovai soka su batonu ir alum prie krautuves Tags: kaimas kaimieciai soka dance drunk dudes funny geras |
User: JapanMediaProject |
創価高校野球部 (Soka Senior High School Baseball Team 2007.08.11.) 創価高校野球部 (Soka Senior High School Baseball Team 2007.08.11.) Tags: 創価学会 創価 創価高校 野球部 Soka SGI BaseballTeam |
User: dantzancom |
Aurreskua herriari - soka-dantza Elgoibar http://gipuzkoa.dantzak.com Tags: aurresku soka-dantza aurreskua dantza elgoibar gipuzkoa dance basque |
User: mksutra |
I fight till I die against SGI(Soka Gakkai) Mr. Yano a former chairman of Komeito Paty talks! 矢野絢也氏「創価学会は反省すべきだ」① 「死ぬまで戦います!」 在死之前斗争!犯罪巫术集团,创值学会 矢野絢也氏 創価学会は反省すべき その① http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=1YQFSqXAJr4 その② http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=ORjryXmgfyM その③ http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=NhbLrO2h-G4 (創価学会員による手帳強奪の真相) その④ http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=cn6B582Vy7s http://www.c-player.com/ac56004/message 日蓮正宗正義顕揚750年サークル 簡単な自己紹介が必要です。 Junya Yano, Former Komeito Chairman Time: 2008 Jun 25 15:00 - 16:00 Summary: Press Conference, Junya Yano, Former Komeito Chairman Language: The speech and Q & A will be in Japanese with simultaneous English interpretation. Description: Junya Yano, the former head of the Komeito Party, is back in court. Last month, he filed a lawsuit against the lay Buddhist organization Soka Gakkai and several of its leaders, claiming he has been threatened with physical violence in connection with his work as a political commentator. The Komeito Party is the forerunner of the current New Komeito Party, which is the political arm of Soka Gakkai. Yano publicized his claims in an article in the May 22 issue of the weekly magazine Shukan Shincho. One of the defendants has countersued Yano as well as the publisher, Shinchosha, and the magazine's editor-in-chief for libel. This is Yano's second trip though the legal system in connection with libel claims. In a 2005 Shukan Gendai article he claimed that three former New Komeito representatives forced him to hand over notebooks from his days in the Lower House. Last December, in deciding the resulting libel case, the Tokyo District Court ordered Yano, the editor and the publisher of Shukan Gendai to pay 6.6 million yen in damages to the three men. Yano was elected to the Lower House in 1967 and was secretary-general of Komeito until 1986 and then chairman until 1989. He ended his political career in 1993. At this press conference, Yano intends to present his side of the current controversy. Tags: 公明 自民党 共産党 政党 民主党 創価 法華講 日蓮正宗 社民党 矢野絢也 sgi daisaku ikeda komeito party cult 中国 胡錦濤主席 |
User: Butalmapu |
Intro To Soka Gakkai International - Pt 1 In 1975, in response to the needs of an increasing international membership, the Soka Gakkai International (SGI) was founded. Today SGI is a worldwide network of more than 12 million members in 190 countries and territories sharing a common vision for a better world. The roots of its institutional history are found in the development of the Soka Gakkai (Society for the Creation of Value) in Japan. The Soka Gakkai's seventy-year history is one of dramatic growth and challenge and one that was built by its successive presidents together with the people who were motivated by their spirit and dedication. It was conceived in 1930 as the Soka Kyoiku Gakkai [1], a small society of educators. Its founders, Tsunesaburo Makiguchi (1871-1944) and his protege Josei Toda (1900-1958), were inspired by Nichiren Buddhism and dedicated to educational reform. In a two-volume work published in 1930-31, Makiguchi set down the framework and principles of Soka education. He emphasized developing the learner's capacity for critical thinking over rote learning, and self-motivation over blind obedience. It was revolutionary thinking for the Japanese education system at that time. For the state, on the other hand, education like religion was a tool to deify the emperor as a living god and mobilize the nation for war. At meetings of the society, Makiguchi and Toda openly discussed the state's manipulation of religion. They warned of the disastrous turn towards war. In 1943, the state arrested members of the Society and imprisoned Makiguchi and Toda as "thought criminals." Makiguchi died there, to the end holding fast to his principles and beliefs. Amidst the ashes and chaos of postwar Japan, Toda was released finally and the Soka Gakkai [2] was reborn. Toda expanded the organization's range of vision from education to the betterment of society as a whole. He promoted the practice of Buddhism as an accessible means of rebuilding lives and overcoming obstacles to happiness. Toda passed away in 1958 and Daisaku Ikeda became president of the Soka Gakkai in 1960 at the age of 32. Under his leadership, the organization continued to grow and broaden its focus to embrace activities in the fields of peace, culture and education. At the same time, the membership outside of Japan is growing. To serve the needs of the international membership and to expand its commitment to the welfare of humanity on a global scale, the SGI was founded in 1975. Today, members of the SGI strive to contribute to their respective societies as responsible citizens cherishing the global vision of a peaceful world. Footnotes: 1. Soka Kyoiku Gakkai literally stands for Society for Value-creating Education. 2. Josei Toda changed the name to Soka Gakkai after WWII Tags: Buddhism Nichiren Daishonin Soka Gakkai International Tsunesaburo Makiguchi Josei Toda Daisaku Ikeda World Peace |
User: Goodenoughgorm |
Graffiti BBC London News Soka Kros A news report on 2 graffiti artists who have recently been sent to prison for their hobby. Tags: London Graffiti News Graff Helicopter Soka Kros Tag Piece Throwup Montana SprayPaint |
User: Jalleman |
Ronny & Ragge : Att söka jobb A clip from ronny and ragge show. When they are trying to get a job. Tags: ronny ragge att söka jobb ragger parodi funny kul skojj humor |
User: enlico |
soka song haha wo ensousaseru soka ga tsukutta haha to iu kyoku wo kouritu no tyuugakkou teikiensoukai de ensou oyobi gassyou saseru Tags: soka ikeda souka gakkai haha mother 創価学会 池田大作 茅ヶ崎 公明党 カルト 宗教 神崎 強制 合唱 久本 |
User: Butalmapu |
Intro To Soka Gakkai International - Pt 2 In 1975, in response to the needs of an increasing international membership, the Soka Gakkai International (SGI) was founded. Today SGI is a worldwide network of more than 12 million members in 190 countries and territories sharing a common vision for a better world. The roots of its institutional history are found in the development of the Soka Gakkai (Society for the Creation of Value) in Japan. The Soka Gakkai's seventy-year history is one of dramatic growth and challenge and one that was built by its successive presidents together with the people who were motivated by their spirit and dedication. It was conceived in 1930 as the Soka Kyoiku Gakkai [1], a small society of educators. Its founders, Tsunesaburo Makiguchi (1871-1944) and his protege Josei Toda (1900-1958), were inspired by Nichiren Buddhism and dedicated to educational reform. In a two-volume work published in 1930-31, Makiguchi set down the framework and principles of Soka education. He emphasized developing the learner's capacity for critical thinking over rote learning, and self-motivation over blind obedience. It was revolutionary thinking for the Japanese education system at that time. For the state, on the other hand, education like religion was a tool to deify the emperor as a living god and mobilize the nation for war. At meetings of the society, Makiguchi and Toda openly discussed the state's manipulation of religion. They warned of the disastrous turn towards war. In 1943, the state arrested members of the Society and imprisoned Makiguchi and Toda as "thought criminals." Makiguchi died there, to the end holding fast to his principles and beliefs. Amidst the ashes and chaos of postwar Japan, Toda was released finally and the Soka Gakkai [2] was reborn. Toda expanded the organization's range of vision from education to the betterment of society as a whole. He promoted the practice of Buddhism as an accessible means of rebuilding lives and overcoming obstacles to happiness. Toda passed away in 1958 and Daisaku Ikeda became president of the Soka Gakkai in 1960 at the age of 32. Under his leadership, the organization continued to grow and broaden its focus to embrace activities in the fields of peace, culture and education. At the same time, the membership outside of Japan is growing. To serve the needs of the international membership and to expand its commitment to the welfare of humanity on a global scale, the SGI was founded in 1975. Today, members of the SGI strive to contribute to their respective societies as responsible citizens cherishing the global vision of a peaceful world. Footnotes: 1. Soka Kyoiku Gakkai literally stands for Society for Value-creating Education. 2. Josei Toda changed the name to Soka Gakkai after WWII Tags: Buddhism Nichiren Daishonin Soka Gakkai International Tsunesaburo Makiguchi Josei Toda Daisaku Ikeda World Peace |
User: kushokonnection |
Soka Ethnography: The YouTube Generation I did a study in my university on YouTubers, and this is what I got... Pictures of Brookers, esmeedenters, dormitory boys, Juan Mann, lonelygirl15, Luke Johnson, Smosh, thewinekone, Geriatric1927, and the Youtube creators taken from Google. Tags: Soka University ethnography youtube generation study SUA kusho |