Instead of guiding ones life by the flurry of concepts, hopes, fears, and aphorisms we learn, it is more effective to use a concise, accurate and short set of reality descriptions. A key to decrypt the entire jumble and make decisions more accurate and easier is what we need.

Three increasingly familiar words Myoho, Renge and Kyo fill that need
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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; think of brain, body, table, car clouds, air, soil, and on without limit. Yet, there is no mind without a brain. There is no car without thought. There is no wood for a table without the life of a tree. There is no action without potential. The list of tangibles and intangibles is endless. However, the inseparability of tangible and intangible aspects is summed up in Myoho.

Write down all the words for causes you can think of and effects those causes can have. They are all summed up in 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, memory and on and on. They are all summed up in the word Kyo. Because everything is always changing, no one is stuck where shehe is.

The list of words and concepts that pertain to tangible and intangible, to causes and effects and to change can be endless and inefficient to use.

The three words Myoho Renge Kyo include every aspect of life and exclude nothing. This is pragmatically observable by anyone.

It was derived over thousands of years by brilliant people in India and China. A monk named Nichiren recognized it for what it is and realized that anyone could guide their life better by using this key.
The people, who win most consistently, are the ones who use this formulation with focused intention as a decryption key to clearly see the relationships that exist between good concepts and harmful ones. The way to do that is to add the shortened Sanskrit word for focused intention and create Nam Myoho Renge Kyo. This is spoken repeatedly with the palms pressed together to close the energy circle. It releases delusions and limitations like 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 key. Some want to bake a perfect soufflé. Others want to create a peaceful planet or just get along with their partner. Others might want to develop the capabilities of their consciousness to levels beyond the ordinary. It is all available. The human mind has vast possibilities to explore once we resolve the confusion.

For more detailed information see <http://www.SGI.org>, or email me.

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It is much easier to use an online school (Michigan does have one it seems for middle school and high school students) but there is no law stating that you need to.

For high school, make sure you keep a record(transcripts) … that is really the only thing a college will be interested in. And yes you can make your own.

All of the above information can be found on the web site below
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http://www.homeschoolinganswers.info

To enjoy what I have, and to not take anything for granted. To never be happy with life as it is, I want to continue to look beyond what’s in front of me, question what’s out there, and wonder if this life is all we have.
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He created the game becuase YMCA wanted players to train and play indoors in any sport that Nasimith could come up with. So Nasimith created "basketball" and included the 13 original rules. He decided to use a soccer ball first becuase he thought small balls were too dangerous. In order for the players to not guard the goal easily, he suspended the goal 10 feet from the ground. The first version had no backboard or hole, so every time you made a shot, it would be stuck in the goal. He eventually added the board, and the sport became popular.

Invented: 1891 in New England ( sorry I said Canada my bad )
Inventor: Dr. James Nasimith
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http://www.nhen.org/leginfo/detail.asp?StateCode=Michigan

Yes, some states are *very* easy to HS in. I’ve lived in two of the easiest - KS and IL.

For college, you’ll need to keep a portfolio of her work (books read, scope & sequences, etc), keep a transcript, have her take the PSAT, ACT/SAT, and otherwise have a great record of her HS’ing years. You will issue her a diploma when she completes all her credits.

Another good option for HS’ing in high school is to do "dual credit" with a community college (or even university). Then you get both high school, and college credits. CC classes are sometimes less expensive than other high school options also.

I recently purchased Homeschool Tracker Plus for lesson plans and record keeping. We are moving to a more eclectic style, and have two high school courses this year, so it’s more important to document than the past 5.5 yrs we’ve been HS’ing.

http://www.homeschooltracker.com

HST Plus makes grade reports, transcripts, and stores a ton of information. I’m really loving the teacher journal. You can try/use their basic free version. The $49 price for the Plus version includes lifetime updates/upgrades. Their customer service is unlike anything I’ve experienced. The co-owner spent hours with me on IM and email getting things set up.

Anyway, I in no way work for them, or get any kickback - I just wanted to let you know about a great resource for high school record keeping.
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HS mom 5+ yrs to DS 10
PS mom 5+ yrs to DD 8

I want to experience something amazing…I am an adventurous spirit, who believes in much of the unexplained and supernatural. I want to see or experience something out of this world, that would open the world’s eyes.
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There are no foods that have been proven to affect the course of cancer in any way.

Please be wary of unsubstantiated testimonials on the internet or elsewhere - you have no way of knowing that the person ever had cancer in the first place, much less that they were cured. The plural of anecdote is not data.

If all it took to reverse cancer was a vegetarian diet, then presumably all it would take to prevent it would be a vegetarian diet too. And that’s demonstrably not the case as vegetarians and vegans get cancer too.

I had been a vegetarian for most of my life and a vegan for 8 years when I was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer. My diet didn’t stop me getting cancer, it didn’t cure me and I’d be very foolish to rely on it to prevent recurrence or metastasis in the future.

Through support networks I have met three other vegans with cancer - one of them a lifelong vegan - and dozens of vegetarians with cancer.

If you’re looking for this information because you or someone you know has cancer, then I urge you not to delay treatment looking for ‘alternative’ ways to treat cancer; in this context alternative means unproven. If you are tempted by an ‘alternative’ treatment, including diet, please do a search on this site http://www.quackwatch.com/ before investing hope, money and - most dangerous of all - time on something unproven and almost certainly ineffective.
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why his instructor at the YMCA needed an indoor sport for the kids. and told him to invent it.

when 1891

how - he nailed two half-bushel peach baskets on each side of the gymnasium on the lower railing. he used as a soccer ball. then he came up with the rules.

what - goes with why.

where - springfield YMCA, new england.

thats all you asked for. all those answers are correct

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