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The first spiritual mystery novel by Ryuho Okawa.Mysterious serial murder in Tokyo... A beautiful young Catholic nun... What is the connection?Is she carrying the stigma of light or darkness? This page-turner novel contains many twists and turns, introducing a new genre of spiritual mystery.

None of us wants to become sick, but why is it that we can't avoid illness in life? Is there a meaning behind illness? How can we cure various ailments that often seem to cause us misery and suffering? In this book, author Ryuho Okawa reveals the true causes and remedies for various illnesses that modern medicine doesn't know how to heal. The practical, yet unique cures that this book offers for a variety of medical conditions can help us stay on the path to physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing. Building a happier and healthier life starts with believing in the power of our mind and understanding the relationship between mind and body.Topics include:* How to Survive in a Stressful Modern Society* Meditation Prevents Cancer* Past Life Experiences and Illnesses* Lessons from the Severely Disabled and Ill* Remedies for Mild Depression* Harmful Influences of Dieting* Overcoming Past Trauma* Advice for Those with a Gender Identity Disorder* Abortion from the Spiritual Perspective* Spiritual Causes of Atopic Dermatitis, Autism, Stuttering, Rheumatism* Caring for the Senile* Our Body Reflects Our Self-Image* Recharging Energy with the Power of Prayer

Buddhist Approaches to Become Stress-Free In this modern society, people tend to live a stressful life and experience hurting others or being hurt by others. Often they find themselves unable to forgive someone, making it difficult for them to maintain a peaceful mind. However, there are ways to lead a stress-free life and enjoy happiness from within. This book offers you the practical approaches to achieve it. By understanding the Buddhist concept ';enlightenment' described here, you will gain the power to forgive sins and get to know how to be the master of your own mind, not a slave to your emotions. After reading this book, your view of the world will completely change, and come to understand that we are living in a beautiful world that God created.

The Challenge of the Mind is an excellent guide to exploring the infinite potential of our mind from Buddha's perspective. In this book, author Ryuho Okawa shows how we can apply the essential teachings of Buddha to our lives and cultivate deep wisdom and promote a happy, peaceful everyday life. Through expounding such principles as the laws of cause and effect, egolessness, and the middle way, in simple, clear, but thoughtprovoking language, Okawa imbues a new life into the traditional Buddhist teachings, and offers a solid basis of reason and intellectual understanding to oftenovercomplicated teachings. Chapter 1 focuses on the topic of the law of cause of effect, which essentially says that the seeds we sow and grow will determine the kind of life we will lead. In Chapter 2, Okawa shows how we can develop our Buddhanature, or a divine nature, so we can cultivate our potential for living fully at the highest level and at the same time achieve harmony with others in society. Chapter 3 discusses the essence of meditation. Okawa shows how we can receive light and guidance from heaven and use it as a source of power to spread goodness in this world. Chapter 4 is about achieving transcendental wisdom, which is a state of enlightenment that lets us see ourselves and the world from a broad perspective with a selfless heart. In Chapter 5, Okawa expounds on the teaching of egolessness, which leads us to experiencing oneness with Buddha and lets us discover the strong power of enlightenment that dissolves all worldly sufferings, pains, and attachments. Chapter 6 focuses on the teaching of the middle way. It shows how we should avoid extremes and discover our true nature as children of Buddha. In Chapter 7, Okawa discusses that, although spiritual experiences are vital to acquiring a higher state of mind, spiritual power alone does not lead us to the attainment of enlightenment. Chapter 8 defines karma as the tendencies of our mind and heart. Karma, whether individual or collective, is formed by the choices we make and the actions we take. To improve our karma and create a brighter future, it is vital that we share the spiritual truths with as many people as possible and pursue our spiritual growth in the way that benefits others.Enlightenment is not just an abstract idea but is a state of mind that we can achieve as long as we continue our endeavor to seek higher awareness earnestly and honestly. By applying these fundamental principles to our lives, we can direct our minds to higher ideals and carve out a path to a bright future.