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Make Efforts More Effective The Six Combined Basic Truths Method Erhard Gajewski -April, 24, 2009 You can believe and you can learn. The two are not opposite, but different uses of consciousness. Learning is a better use of consciousness than believing. There is mass confusion that keeps most people tending toward the lower four levels of life. That makes life fragile and unsatisfactory for most. Those levels are helpless suffering, endless craving, excessive positionality, and egotistic compulsion. When people advance a little, they can operate at higher levels more consistently and can calmly reflect, then achieve momentary joy, then learn, then realize, then help others and, slowly, or immediately, even be enlightened and understand the whole scope and never stop teaching and learning. This process is called the ten worlds in Buddhism. It is not a ladder, but a multi-dimensional mind-state continuum of tendencies where anyone can immediately be anywhere depending on mind-body-brain shifts. The tendencies are part of life and we can choose not to be dominated by the uncomfortable tendencies. Here is how to gain better control. It is great to accumulate knowledge, and greater to find beneficial uses for it, yet, the vastness of the universe, and our ignorance of it, preclude knowing everything. It is also not necessary to know everything. To function much better than usual and optimize life, we only need to focus Intention – Nam-. Understand the basic relevant realities like the inseparability of tangible and intangible- Myoho. That- Causes produce effects- Renge. That- Change never stops, - Kyo- No one is stuck. Reciting the formula that includes all of these basic realities in a short form, get results. Why? It works because the human mind is heavily weighted toward language. It’s in Japanese because the topic can’t be expressed as succinctly in another language, and its originator lived in 13th century Japan. This process clears the mind for greater comprehension. It is not magic, it is cognitive exercise. It doesn’t replace focused effort toward your goals. It makes those efforts more effective. Put your palms together and recite the formula for a great life (Nam Myoho Renge Kyo.) This summation of life's realities is the basic truth which anyone can use to enhance life. The dichotomies and contradictions disappear as fast as a person allows them to. What have I gained since I started to use this formula? Unknown artistic ability discovered. That ability led to success. Rebuilding of an unhappy, isolated, paranoid, chain saw personality to being a middle class nice guy with all the friends I want. Money is much better. Professional ability is much better. Met and married the woman of my dreams 16 happy years ago. Comprehensions added. The comprehension required to help hundreds of people change their lives to happy success. Success as they individually defined it Source(s): Nichiren Daishonin, by way of Daisaku Ikeda

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