My experience of chanting the daimoku 10,000 times in the morning 630 times: My way of life that I want to pass on to my grandchildren in order to pass on the baton of kosen-rufu

I had a wonderful time making memories with my grandchildren the other day.

When we think of the succession of faith, we tend to think of it in a very formal way, but I think what's most important is how well you can be liked by your grandchildren as their grandfather and grandmother.

Looking back at my own life, it has certainly not been an easy road. However, no matter what difficulties I have faced, I have always overcome them with faith at the core. I feel that the best thing I can do is to pass on that way of life to my daughters and grandchildren.

Just the other day, while playing with my grandchildren, something like this happened: "Let's play tag together!" "Okay, I get it!" "Let's play on the athletic equipment together!" "Okay, I get it!" I want to live up to my grandchildren's expectations. I want to be the person who can move around with them.

Of course, my physical strength may not be as strong as it was when I was younger, but the time I spend laughing and working up a sweat with my grandchildren is the greatest happiness for me.

The importance of "taking action." This is also an important aspect of faith. Instead of being big-headed, take action first. In the process, new discoveries and joys are born.