The New Human Revolution, Volume 3

by Kenichiro Uchida Daisaku Ikeda

A book of the teachings of Soka Gakkai Buddhism

Genres: Buddhism

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Devika]

Very simply written, just like Dr. Ikeda's other works. The chapter on the Buddha helped clarify a lot of points of the Gosho for me because it tends to have a lot of references that may go over one's head.

Looking forward to starting the next volume.

[Kevin Prina]

This is my favorite volume so far.

[Fenixbird SandS]

Currently Re-reading vol. 1 & 3 of 30 volume set. Chronicles lay organization Japanese-American Contains references to Buddhist goshos, sutra Also often refers to earlier founding Presidents' contributions + philosophies of sokkai gakkai movement

[Elissa Tokusato]

Very interesting the story of Buddha Shakyamuni and wars in modern Asia. It shows the suffering of everyone involved, and thus absolutely nothing pays off a war.

[Ayush Prasad]

it was way better than the second one which was so boring but so far the first one is still the best

[Vikas Maurya]

Buddha chapter is my favourite. Understanding about Buddha's struggle to awaken people to the law was eye opening.

[Snufkin]

A very moving and powerful volume - one chapter is dedicated to the life of Shakyamuni, and the following chapter is full of heart-wrenching experiences of wars and the earnest desire for peace it instilled.

[Simran Kalsi]

Absolutely Fantastic. I couldn't put it down and finished it in five days. What a delightful book! Thank you Sensei. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and am now reading with and teaching my fellow YWDs and WDs. Of all the NHRs that I had the privilege to read, this is the best.