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This article concerns conμicts that arise within families associated with Risshõ Kõseikai, a Japanese New Religion, as a result of the sect’s emphasis on “following the bodhisattva way.” It examines the historical background on this issue in the lives of Š„kyamuni and Nichiren, and particularly in the life of Niwano Nikkyõ, one of the founders of Risshõ Kõseikai and (until recently) its president. The problem is then discussed in terms of the daily lives of lay believers by examining personal narratives ( taiken). Finally, the issues of family conμict are discussed with reference to the life of Naganuma Myõkõ, Niwano’s co-founder of Risshõ Kõseikai, and speci3cally with regard to the issue of divorce.

Risshō Kōseikai and the Bodhisattva way: Religious ideals, conflict, gender, and status