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Shoshogyo

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Shodaigyo

The meaning of the character Sho of Shoshogyo is “the condition of being correct,” but in this case, the meaning of Sho is “indeed” (the agreement of a truth). Shoshogyo, then, means “Indeed, from this moment onward, now is the time to chant the Odaimoku.”

Journey of the Path to Righteousness, p 45

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