Welcome to Eurasia Reiyukai

Till now the logo had only a red mark which symbolised the development of the innerself. The inner-self develops with the change of the soul. Our organisation stands for the continuous refinement of our emotional status and the karmic-relations of our various deeds.

This is like choosing one white lotus among a similar variety of flower. The lotus does not bloom in a clean place. It blooms in slush. The character you have imbibed from the dirty world around should be discarded. The present human society does not only reflect humanity but also the animal society. The present world is full of solid waste but one must not forget that the lotus blooms in the mud. We must not let ourselves be coloured with the dirt.

From the prayer “Namo-Myohorenge-Kyo” the term ‘Renge’ signifies the flower ‘Lotus’, ‘Myo’ means ‘invisible world’ and ‘Ho’ means the ‘visible world’. You find lotus in both the worlds. The mud keeps the lotus alive and lets it bloom. “Sadharmapundarika Sutra” expresses the same kind of teaching. Sakyamuni Buddha was born in this world to preach this teaching all over.

In our Logo, a petal is a bit drooped at the right part of the lotus. This signifies ‘lending a hand’. The right hand expresses ‘welcome’ and the left hand tells ‘let one be returned having completed’ – this is what is called ‘Michibiki’. The round part of the flower symbolises a vision to build up a similar shape (completeness) and one should be proud for being a part of that whole.

None of us are born during happy times. We must be grateful even if we are born in such times. No one should be an escapist. We must give up the bad character that we carry.