A quiet revolution

When we turn a blind eye to the suffering of others, we grow numb to something important in ourselves and succumb eventually to a spiritual paralysis – Daisaku Ikeda

Soka Spirit Newsletter #3 – 18/11/16

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Who we are

A group of youth dedicated to justice and fairness, disciples of Ikeda Sensei

Our aim

Shed lights on what is happening

Enable constructive and mature discussion and alternative views

Promote the resolution of the crisis and rebuilding of SGM

What we are not

We have no intention to vilify or talk bad about any particular individual or individuals.

We have no intention of undermining the top leadership of SGM, ie. the General Council and the ECC [Executive Central Committee].

We focus on issues and use facts as much as possible to substantiate our points.

Our tone

We adopt a candid and no beating around the bush tone.

We believe that our readers in general are mature enough and be able to differentiate between good reasoning and nonsense, constructive criticisms and baseless, venomous attacks.

If our tone or words come across as disrespectful or arrogant, that is not our true intent.

We feel that if we are not candid, we may compromise clarity and the true meaning of what we wanted to say.

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