Photo de l'auteur

Masahilo Nakazono

Auteur de Inochi: The Book of Life

5 oeuvres 12 utilisateurs 2 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Comprend les noms: Masahilo M. Nakazono

Œuvres de Masahilo Nakazono

Inochi: The Book of Life (1979) 8 exemplaires
Guide to Inochi (Life) Medicine (1985) 1 exemplaire
Kototama (1976) 1 exemplaire

Étiqueté

Partage des connaissances

Il n’existe pas encore de données Common Knowledge pour cet auteur. Vous pouvez aider.

Membres

Critiques

Introduction The Kototama Principle was perfected many ages ago by our human ancestors. It is the principle of human life in its totality, the priinciple that governs the activity of the life of the universe. It is the law of the operation of human capacity, its derivation, manifestation and action. It is within the scope of human capability to create religion, philosophy, art, science, economics, politics, etc. Those manifestations of abilities and actions, from which all civilizations in their myriad aspects are created follow the priniciple and law of Kototama. It is, therefore, the basic law or mirror of the Last Judgment. It is we human beings who must judge the rightness or wrongness, the good and bad, of those things we have created. Without our purification, we cannot make a last judgment. Some eight thousand years ago, the only true principle for human beings was hidden and civilization went its way in ignorance of it-until now. This book explains Kototama, in its order, but it is my third attempt. In the last two versions, 'Messiah's Return' and 'Kototama'. I was not satisfied with the translation into English and this time, I am stating it somewhat differently. Contents Introduction Naka-Ima U Dimension A-WA Dimension O-WO Dimension E-WE Dimension Eight Father Rhythms I-WI Dimension Amatu Iwasaka-A General Explanation The Child Sounds Three Principles and One Hundred Deities Practicing Sounds… (plus d'informations)
 
Signalé
AikiBib | May 29, 2022 |
Foreword The following lectures on the Kototama Principle were given at the Kototama Institute, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, during the semester of 1983 to 1984, O'Sensei Makazono spoke spontaneously without referring to notes. As an older student, I took it upon myself to preserve much of what he said and to later publish them. In this, the second printing, I have added lectures fourteen through seventeen, which had not been included in the earlier edition. Contents Chapters One thru Seventeen
 
Signalé
AikiBib | May 29, 2022 |

Statistiques

Œuvres
5
Membres
12
Popularité
#813,248
Critiques
2
ISBN
1