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Recalling numerous instances the miraclous work of gohonzon power. Before chanting i dun used to work long in a job because of many my family problems.
After I started chanting for sometimes in 1986 at the lowest point of my life, one person came to my mother's hawker stall and asked me to work in Singapore Press Holdings at nearby, which I am able to stay there for 4 and the half years. I began experience more of the awsome power of gohozon. Everyday I chanted one hour of daimoku.
I began to work in the reelstand at the ground floor, to feed the newsprints into the reelstand machines, for it to stick to the old reels and when it exhausted, the new reels will automatically sticked to it and changed into a new reel, the web run up to the second floor printing machinery for the paper to be printed and cut into sizes.
After a few months of working they called me a master printer, because I am able to solves problems that those printers who worked many years couldn't solved. I was amazed by my ability
At one instance, I am able to run the reelstand machines without any web breaks for one whole month. It is not possible without the gohonzon power. Normally around 4 printers control more than 10 reelstands in the ground floor, prepared the reels so that it change into a new one when the newsprint exhausted to feed the printing machine at the second floor.
Usually the printers who run the reelstands had a web break in their machine, at least once in a day, sometimes a few times per day. I able to not having a single web breaks in a whole month what an amazing feat and sometimes I take care of up to 4 reelstands per day.
At one time the printing machines kept stopping in its run.The chargehand and other senior printers who practice up 30 years for more than half an hour, they couldn't find the problems. Then I had the wisdom to increase the air pressure, so the web in the machine start running smoothly, to the amaze of everyone.
At another instance the machines couldn't started, the supervisor who run the machinery for more than 15 years couldn't find the solutions after many tries. Mystically I had the buddha's wisdom to adjust the feeder mouth rollers which was too tight, so the machines started to run.
The machines at SPH was more than 20 years old, so lots of chemicals sticked to the machines coundn't be removed. After many experimenting with various concortions of chemicals. I am able to clear the dirt and chemical that sticked on the cover of the machinery and made it shine as almost new, to the surprise of everyone. Using a concortions of hand washing agents with other cleaning agents.
The outer covers of this machine had since cleared of all chemicals that sticked to it for lots of years. This amazing feat, had brought one Japanese teachers and his group of students, come to see the different of the machinery which I applied and the ones that I didn't applied the chemicals.
They were amazed and stood there to analyzed it for quite sometimes, wondering how did I did it.
Hope to share the amazing power of gohonzon.
Henry Leong Him Woh
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Henry Leong, a MD from Singapore,
came from a poor family and at one stage, had to squeeze in a small
rented apartment with nine of his family members. Life was hard and his
faith enabled him to struggle on and overcome numerous challenges,
especially in his career where he faced a major financial difficulty,
and achieve happiness for him and his family. Henry applied the
knowledge he has to his new jobs and was rewarded for his efforts. He
even has a couple of amazing skills and because of them, he was featured
in the media.
My mother brought me to a discussion meeting when I was a few years old in the 1960s. After that, because my mother was very busy with her business as a street seller and because she didn’t understand much about the practice, we had lost contact with the law.
Our
family went through very difficult times — my father died when I was
very young. All 10 of us lived in a one-room rental flat: my mother,
younger brother and sister, two older sisters and four nieces and
nephews. The room was always burning hot because my mother used to cook
all the food for her business. We were in constant conflict and my
mother and sisters were suffering from serious karmic illnesses. We
lived in poverty.
As a boy, I kept playing soccer to escape from my family problems. In 1986, I met Eric Yeo and he brought me to his leader Richard Sim. I learned to practice Buddhism.
In Singapore our campaigns were home visitations and shakubuku, National Day Parade, numerous cultural shows, and offerings. I kept reading testimonials and various study material to begin to understand the practice and I kept trying to put everything I learned into practice.
Things begin to improve: my mother used to give me $4 per day for helping her to run the stall. Her income then mystically increased to $13 a day on her own; previously she could not increase her income by even a dollar.
As my faith strengthened, I prayed for better opportunities. One person asked me to join Singapore Press Holdings, which sponsored my National Trade Certificate II course in printing. I begin to pray for a bigger place to enshrine the Gohonzon. After two years of practice, I was able to buy a three room flat. This had previously seemed impossible. My mother kept objecting to me buying a house, but after I made some offerings, when I went back home, she mystically agreed. Next, after six years of practice, I was able to buy this private property.
At Singapore Press, I was selected from among my coursemates to set the printing rollers — this job needed very high skills. I was also chosen to maintain the machine for the last six months of my course. All these years I had been chanting one hour per day. In my younger days, bicycles and football had been my constant companions, and morning till night I was outside of the house. Some of the skill that helped me solve the machinery problems even amazed myself. I was given the Best Suggestion Award and a token of appreciation and was featured in the company newsletter. I was also given the Printer of the Year Award. The company profits had multiplied five-fold during the time I was there.
I left the company and started my own business. It was doing well until 1997 when I lost most of my money in investments and in getting married to a foreign wife. But, with the Gohonzon, there’s no deadlock. My wife and some friends helped me out with the finance. During this difficult period, I went to Geylang Kaikan and chanted up to seven hours of daimoku everyday.
I went to work as a security man at Toyota. I transfered my knowledge of maintaining and overcoming machinery problems to the mechanic. While I worked there, the company profit multiplied a few times. In fact one of the Toyota claim advisors was asked by the management to buy and cook breakfast for me for free nearly every morning for a few years.
Prior to my practice, I was featured in the newspaper due to my bike skill and ball juggling skill. One year after starting to practice, a TV broadcast also showed me doing some of these stunts. I was able to juggle a football three thousand times with all parts of my body (except my hands) for more than one hour non-stop, without letting the football drop.
Through
consistent practice, I am able to have a harmonious family and all my
siblings are able to own their own properties. Most of them are
practicing. My wife and her family members are also practicing, and we
have two cute sons, which makes me overjoyed. I have had the good
fortune to holiday in 18 countries.
My mother and my three sisters have greatly reduced their karmic illnesses.
Through struggling in our activities for kosen-rufu, we are able to live a life of happiness and complete fulfillment.
My favorite Gosho was “Unseen Virtue and Visible Rewards.” I am always encouraged by Sensei’s words, that if you struggle very hard for kosen-rufu in your youth, in the future you will enjoy life more than anyone.
When setting our goals we need to keep practicing hard and to make causes toward it. We should never give up trying to have our prayers answered.
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“With the Gohonzon, there is no deadlock”
Saturday, 12 March 2011 by Chant for a Better Life
My mother brought me to a discussion meeting when I was a few years old in the 1960s. After that, because my mother was very busy with her business as a street seller and because she didn’t understand much about the practice, we had lost contact with the law.
Our
family went through very difficult times — my father died when I was
very young. All 10 of us lived in a one-room rental flat: my mother,
younger brother and sister, two older sisters and four nieces and
nephews. The room was always burning hot because my mother used to cook
all the food for her business. We were in constant conflict and my
mother and sisters were suffering from serious karmic illnesses. We
lived in poverty.As a boy, I kept playing soccer to escape from my family problems. In 1986, I met Eric Yeo and he brought me to his leader Richard Sim. I learned to practice Buddhism.
In Singapore our campaigns were home visitations and shakubuku, National Day Parade, numerous cultural shows, and offerings. I kept reading testimonials and various study material to begin to understand the practice and I kept trying to put everything I learned into practice.
Things begin to improve: my mother used to give me $4 per day for helping her to run the stall. Her income then mystically increased to $13 a day on her own; previously she could not increase her income by even a dollar.
As my faith strengthened, I prayed for better opportunities. One person asked me to join Singapore Press Holdings, which sponsored my National Trade Certificate II course in printing. I begin to pray for a bigger place to enshrine the Gohonzon. After two years of practice, I was able to buy a three room flat. This had previously seemed impossible. My mother kept objecting to me buying a house, but after I made some offerings, when I went back home, she mystically agreed. Next, after six years of practice, I was able to buy this private property.
At Singapore Press, I was selected from among my coursemates to set the printing rollers — this job needed very high skills. I was also chosen to maintain the machine for the last six months of my course. All these years I had been chanting one hour per day. In my younger days, bicycles and football had been my constant companions, and morning till night I was outside of the house. Some of the skill that helped me solve the machinery problems even amazed myself. I was given the Best Suggestion Award and a token of appreciation and was featured in the company newsletter. I was also given the Printer of the Year Award. The company profits had multiplied five-fold during the time I was there.
I left the company and started my own business. It was doing well until 1997 when I lost most of my money in investments and in getting married to a foreign wife. But, with the Gohonzon, there’s no deadlock. My wife and some friends helped me out with the finance. During this difficult period, I went to Geylang Kaikan and chanted up to seven hours of daimoku everyday.
I went to work as a security man at Toyota. I transfered my knowledge of maintaining and overcoming machinery problems to the mechanic. While I worked there, the company profit multiplied a few times. In fact one of the Toyota claim advisors was asked by the management to buy and cook breakfast for me for free nearly every morning for a few years.
Prior to my practice, I was featured in the newspaper due to my bike skill and ball juggling skill. One year after starting to practice, a TV broadcast also showed me doing some of these stunts. I was able to juggle a football three thousand times with all parts of my body (except my hands) for more than one hour non-stop, without letting the football drop.
Through
consistent practice, I am able to have a harmonious family and all my
siblings are able to own their own properties. Most of them are
practicing. My wife and her family members are also practicing, and we
have two cute sons, which makes me overjoyed. I have had the good
fortune to holiday in 18 countries.My mother and my three sisters have greatly reduced their karmic illnesses.
Through struggling in our activities for kosen-rufu, we are able to live a life of happiness and complete fulfillment.
My favorite Gosho was “Unseen Virtue and Visible Rewards.” I am always encouraged by Sensei’s words, that if you struggle very hard for kosen-rufu in your youth, in the future you will enjoy life more than anyone.
When setting our goals we need to keep practicing hard and to make causes toward it. We should never give up trying to have our prayers answered.
Bring up my highest potential: http://nichirendaishoninbuddhism.blogspot.sg/2014/08/amazing-power-of-gohonzon.html#.WSumqhOGORs
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