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I would like to share my experience on the Mystic Law of Nam Myoho Renge Kyo and the power of the Gohonzon. (Gohonzon is an object or worship in Nicheren Shoshu Buddhism.)

Is 'on' correct here? Are there any errors in the sentence?

Many thanks in advance.

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@tanguatlay,

I am a 27 year Soka Gakkai member. This may not be the best forum for doing shakubuku. Actually "with the mystic law" would be better.

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@NickFun,

Thanks, Nick,
I'm not trying to shakubuku anybody. I'm interested only in the grammatical aspect of the question.

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@tanguatlay,

Yup, T. Nope, T.

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@JTT,

Thanks, JTT, for often guiding me.

However, I don't understand your message: Yup, T. Nope, T.

My apologies for being ignorant.

Thanks, again.

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@tanguatlay,

Is 'on' correct here? Yup

Are there any errors in the sentence? Nope

T = Tanguatlay

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@JTT,

Many thanks, JTT, for your explanation and help.

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