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God and Man
Guideposts for Spiritual Peace and Awakening |
Masahisa Goi |
US $10.00 Paperback, $7.99 E-book |
Paperback, 196 pages |
ISBN: 4-89214-147-X |
Revealing our true connection with God and our guardian divinities and spirits, God and Man provides a clear picture of the spiritual dimensions of the universe and tells how we may transcend karmic cycles to attain our natural state of infinite love, wisdom, and joy. Contains an invaluable appendix of the author's answers to students' questions, and a supplementary article by Masahisa Goi entitled "Prayer for World Peace." |
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Chapter 1
For the Future of Humanity
Chapter 2
The Relationship Between God and Human Beings
Chapter 3
Real World, Spiritual World, Subconscious and Physical Worlds
Chapter 4
Guardian Divinities and Guardian Spirits
Chapter 5
How to Overcome Karma
Chapter 6
True Religions and Mistaken Religions
Chapter 7
My Method of Prayer
Chapter 8
Conclusion
Questions and Answers
Prayer for World Peace |
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Masahisa Goi
Born in Tokyo, Japan on November 22, 1916, Masahisa Goi was a poet, philosopher, writer and singer. Though he aimed at a career in music, he found himself spontaneously drawn to the realms of philosophy and spiritual guidance. At the age of thirty he attained oneness with his divine Self. Before departing from this world in 1980, he named Mrs. Masami Saionji, his adopted daughter, as his successor and leader of the world peace prayer movement that he initiated. |
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from Chapter 1
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Why is it that today’s lifestyle, with gas, electricity, running water, trains, cars and airplanes, where people can attain almost anything they wish for with the power of money, leaves them just as mentally insecure as they were in non-civilized times? It is because in the present age, as in ancient times, people’s lifestyles do not rest on a firm foundation.
People feel vulnerable, threatened by crisis situations that could bring destruction in a moment, even tomorrow. No matter how much the superficial standard of living might improve, unless we resolve such problems as warfare, natural disasters, the suffering of illness, the inequalities of life—and the most fundamental one, which is the fear of the death of the physical body—humanity will not find happiness.
Will it ever be possible to extinguish such miseries as warfare, natural disasters, the pain of illness and the agony of death? To this I reply Yes, it is possible. |
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