Always concerned about the most basic problems confronting
humanity, SGI President Ikeda here once again explores
the four universal sufferings of birth, aging, sickness, and
death. In conversation with doctors and nurses, the SGI
leader skillfully weaves Buddhist insights with the practical
knowledge and personal experiences of his dialogue
partners.
??What can we learn from our illnesses?
??How is the patient’s attitude crucial to healing?
??How do parents affect their children’s health?
??How much are our lives determined by our genes? What
are constructive ways to approach aging?
??What are keys for effective health care?
??What roles do faith and SGI activities play in a long and
fulfilling life?
The answers to these and other questions in On Health and
Long Life provide valuable perspectives to caring for the
most valuable of treasures: our lives themselves.
