In the innermost depths of all beings, there is a primal life-force and it causes living beings to live.the same force supports inorganic matter and works it into the harmonious and rhytms of the great cosmic existence.In buddhism, this all sustaining force is called by a number of names but the best is Myho,"the Mystic Law".This active force necessary for all life, the force that creates and re-creates all existence,spiritual and physical.
When this force manifest itself in the physical world, it appears as the laws governing inorganic world, which makes possible chemical compounds and control the physical pulsations of the universe.In other words the laws of physics, chemistry, and astronomy are simply particular phenomenal maninfestations of the Mystic law of the cosmos.Similarly, the life-force construct the world of spirit, ct=reates intelligence, gives birth to conscience, gives force to urges and instinct and thus creates variations of mental and spiritual activity. And this is what u call God in other religions. But it is different from that it is perfectly immanent in the cosmos and in human life.It is not a force outside the cosmos.It is the cosmos itself.
To base our lives on the Mystic Law is the fundamental way towrd achieving strenght and happiness as human beings and this is the only proper line for human beings to follow. There are too many people in the world today who do not recieve an adequate flow of cosmic energy from the funadamental source, and who consequently suffer from distess and and unhappiness. i want to say that the fundamental meaning of practicing buddhism is to bring a human revolution to these people and this is what the soka gakkai doing all about-attaining Boddhahood in this lifetime.

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