Celebrating a Vision of Peace
Christelle Inema, Class of 2021
I vow to take everything I've learned at Soka and bring it to fruition in the world. I extend my deepest appreciation to all of you.
Christelle Inema, Class of 2021
I vow to take everything I've learned at Soka and bring it to fruition in the world. I extend my deepest appreciation to all of you.
Aliso Viejo, California | September 20, 2007
The Nobel Peace Prize is not given for what one has done but, hopefully, for what one will do.
Aliso Viejo, California | April 9, 2002
You don't set out to win a Nobel Peace Prize. But I encourage you to live and work diligently toward that ideal.
Aliso Viejo, California | August 23, 2001
Anger is like electricity. It’s just as useful and just as powerful as electricity is, but only if we use it intelligently.
Aliso Viejo, California | May 4, 2001
Daisaku Ikeda holds a crown above our heads with the hope that we will grow tall enough to wear it.
Aliso Viejo, California | May 3, 2001
The university can serve as a source of illumination and hope, lighting with wisdom humanity’s path into the far future.
May 2, 2001
Dr. Pauling's commitment to peace and humanitarianism never faltered . . . pledging allegiance not to any nation but to humanity alone.
Aliso Viejo, California | August 23, 2001
Dr. Gandhi has come to believe that the efforts of even a single person can bring peace to the world.
Calabasas, California | September 2, 1994
Makiguchi asserted that the human being must progress from a condition of dependence, to self-reliance, and finally to a contributive way of life.