2. Which are the three pillars in Buddhism?

(a)  

3. The four lower worlds, i.e., Hell, Hunger, Animality and Anger are referred as

(a)  

4. Which all states are referred as four Nobel Paths?

(a)  

5. Buddhist philosophy originated in which country?

(a)  

6. Which is the 5^th eternal guideline of Soka Gakkai

(a)  

7. ‘As practice progresses and understanding grows, (a)   emerge in confusing form, vying with one another to interfere.’

8. ‘Rejoice when you encounter hardships. This is the time to demonstrate the power of faith. Its an opportunity to change your (a)   .’

9. ‘Misfortune will change into fortune. Muster your faith, and pray to this (a)   . Then what is there that cannot be achieved?’

10. Any unfavourable situation can be changed into a source of value and benefit through our Buddhist practice.

(a)  

11. Transforming the heavy and receiving it lightly.

(a)  

12. Each one of us is a unique individual with diverse personalities, professions, characters and missions. There are differences amongst us but in-spite of these we fundamentally respect one another.

(a)  

13. To demonstrate the same commitment as the mentor and take complete responsibility for the kosen-rufu movement.

(a)  

14. ‘Declare and spread widely’.

(a)  

15. Introducing others to Nichiren’s Buddhism

(a)  

16. Inner Transformation

(a)  

17. Those who believe in the Lotus Sutra are as if in winter, but (a)   . Never, from ancient times on, has anyone seen or heard of winter turning back to autumn. Nor have we ever heard of a believer in the Lotus Sutra who turned into an ordinary person.

18. Suffer what there is to suffer, enjoy what there is to enjoy. Regard both (a)   as facts of life, and continue chanting Nam Myo-ho Renge Kyo, no matter what happens. How could this be anything other than the boundless joy of the Law?