To know is to be ignorant, not to know is the beginning of wisdom.

What you want is not important, but what you are is.

The ending is the beginning but fear prevents the ending.

There is only the ending of something not becoming something.

To observe and understand the self, I don’t have to read Freud or Jung or go to some so called specialist. All I have to do is look, as it is all there in front of me. Authority arises only when I am confused, when I am in disorder. It is like the person who says they are looking for their glasses, when all along they had got them on their head.
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Life often looks like a secret puzzle or an encrypted message, especially when we are facing problems. We need to decrypt the message and make some decisions.
The first is to decide if we want to control our lives, or want to rely on an outside force. The second is whether we believe that causes produce effects.

The question naturally occurs, “What are the right causes to optimize life for oneself and others?”

Please write down all the words of intangibles that attach to life such as love, imagination, dreams, life, hope, fear, hate etc. Then write down all the words that relate to the tangible aspects of life. The list of tangibles and intangibles is endless in English. However, the inseparability of tangible and intangible aspects is summed up in the Japanese words Myoho. Why use Japanese words? The concept originated in Japan and can’t be expressed so succinctly in another language.

Write down all the words for causes you can think of and effects those causes can have. They are all summed up in the words Renge-Causes simultaneously produce effects like the flower and the seed of the lotus.

Everything is always changing. Write down all the words that come to mind about things changing-Clouds, faces, butterflies, concepts, memories and on and on. They are all summed up in the Japanese word Kyo. Because everything is always changing, no one is stuck where shehe is.

The three words Myoho Renge Kyo include every aspect of life and exclude nothing.

This formulation, used with focused intention, serves as a life decryption key to enable anyone to see the relationships that exist between good concepts and harmful ones
The way to use it is to add the shortened Sanskrit verb for focusing intention and create Nam Myoho Renge Kyo. This is spoken repeatedly with the palms pressed together to close the energy circle and focuses the mind-brain-body on the essential realities. It releases delusions and limitations as reliably as vitamin C cures scurvy.

Since we each have our unique paths and desires, there is no prescription for what people should focus on when they use the tool. It is all available. The human mind has vast possibilities to explore once we resolve the confusion. There is no intent to move anyone to think in a certain way. There is definite intention to help human beings to think more effectively in ways that improve their individual and collective lives.

Source:
http://www.sgi-usa.org. Or
http://www.SGI.org
Caveat; SGI does not use the term life decryption key. That term is my attempt to summarize the essence of the philosophy taught by SGI.
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I know the answer to your question, but this is too squirrely for me.
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