Love, Nurture, and ForgiveRyuho Okawa teaches that practicing a "love that gives," instead of expecting something in return, will offer a remarkable transformation based on developmental stages of selfless love. Read More |
The Golden LawsGreat guiding spirits have been present on Earth at crucial points in history. Ryuho Okawa reveals Buddha's plan for humanity, by outlining five thousand years of undisclosed history. Read More |
Guideposts to HappinessRyuho Okawa describes the negative patterns of thinking that obstructs peace of mind. Okawa frames over-assertiveness as the root cause of depression, feelings of inferiority and mental anguish. Read More |
The Battle of Iwo jimaA second letter from Iwo Jima written by Lieutenant General Kuribayashi, 70 years after the Greater East Asia War. This message, sourced from spiritual journalism, is intended for all neighboring Asia Pacific nations that seek peace in the region. Read More |
The Philosophy of ProgressRyuho Okawa introduces wealth, prosperity and progress from a perspective of spiritual Truth. Okawa teaches that as long as we hold poverty in our minds, we will never become wealthy. Read More |
An Unshakable MindRyuho Okawa describes how to build inner confidence and achieve spiritual growth through adopting a spiritual perspective. With a willingness to learn from experience, any difficulty can be transformed into nourishment for our soul. Read More |
Prosperity ThinkingRyuho Okawa reveals the mindset that enabled him to grow Happy Science into a global organization. Okawa encourages businesses and governments to explore powerful new method of strategic thinking. Read More |
A Spiritual Interview with the Leader of ISIL, al-BaghdadiA spiritual interview with the hidden consciousness of the ISIL leader, conducted using Ryuho Okawa's method of religious journalism. Read More |
For the Love of the CountryThe spirit of Colonel Kunio Nakagawa, garrison commander of Peleliu Island, reveals the untold story of the historical battle between the U.S. Marine Corps and Japanese forces. Read More |
