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The Light That Saved Me: A Japanese Memoir of Corporate Struggles, Spiritual Encounters, and the Light of Faith

(著) 高津望

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[About the Book]
A ray of light pierced through the darkness of defeat—
Whistleblowing, obstruction, and unreasonable blame-shifting at a major chemical company crushed the author’s long-held faith in hard work, forcing him to face the depths of personal failure. At that very moment, he encountered a life-changing book, The Laws of the Sun. The instant he came into contact with its vast truths of the universe, humanity, and the soul, a “spiritual awakening” began to blossom within him, giving him the strength to move forward once again.

This book is the intellectual adventure of a Japanese man who survived the injustices of corporate life and, through encounters with Buddhist philosophy and the teachings of Ryuho Okawa, deepened his “spiritual view of life” while experiencing miracle after miracle.

Unforgettable experiences of being touched by divine light

Soul-stirring moments at birth celebrations and demonstrations

Mystical events that seemed guided by guardian spirits

Insights that “self-reflection” has the power to transform not only individuals but also organizations

Recommended for anyone who has faced setbacks, struggled with workplace injustice, or is intrigued by spiritual experiences originating in Japan.

[Author Profile］
Bo Takatsu

Born in 1943 (Showa 18) in Niihama City, Ehime Prefecture.
Graduated from the Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, the University of Tokyo.
After joining a major chemical company, he served in the petrochemical business division and the medical devices division, and later became a director at a chemical trading company. He subsequently founded Takahimara Universe Co., Ltd., and has been dedicated to building a recycling-oriented society through endeavors such as the recycled-toner business. He advocates a reassessment of fundamental structures regarding how corporate management should be conducted in the new century.

This e-book edition is based on “Buddha and God—A Journey of Intellectual Adventure—” (2005), published by Shinsei Publishing, with appropriate additions and revisions.