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An Offering of Light: Healing wiwth JYOREI

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Written by Roy Gibbon * Atsisjo Fiko,alo

from beyond
our limited
world of
phenomena

The Effects of Jyorei on All Humankind

It is possible that Jyorei, by benefiting millions of people, is also affecting humanity’s morphic field—the collective memory and intelligence of the species. According to biologist Rupert Sheldrake, author of A New Science of Life: The Hypothesis of Formative Causation, each species of plant or animal has a unique, non-physical, memory bank that feeds them the information necessary to survive and reproduce, and which is the real source of their instinctual knowledge. The Light from Jyorei may be exerting a positive affect on the mental and behavioral aspects of this field, thereby helping to purify and uplift all of humanity through our shared collective awareness.

In Meishusama’s terminology, we could say everyone benefits from Jyorei through the spiritual cords that ultimately link us all together in an invisible web of relationships. Jyorei is not just a gift to individuals, but to society as a whole.

The Source of Jyorei

There are many groups in the world who study the works of Meishusama and who practice Jyorei, each with different approaches or different techniques for directing energy. The Shumei group puts greater emphasis on one’s attitude and state of mind, rather than on learning elaborate techniques and procedures.

By putting our trust in God, we don’t need to bother with diagnosis or special treatments. Surrendering our personal will to Divine Will aligns us with the ultimate source of Jyorei, which is also the source of life itself.
Interest in spiritual subjects is becoming increasingly popular in modern society. Among these subjects, spiritual healing is drawing special attention, perhaps because of its practical value as well as its tangible demonstration of a spiritual reality.

As Meishusama articulates, “The true nature of the spirit is that it is the fundamental source of all energy and is the directing power behind the creation, movements, activities and changes of every single thing in this vast and infinite universe.” Spiritual energy emerges directly from pure spirit.

Although the power of Jyorei is a divine mystery, the way it functions can be explained in terms of the three symbolic elements of fire, the power of heat and expansion; water, the power of coldness and contraction; and earth, the power of density and solidity. The energy of Jyorei is primarily composed of fire, which melts and dissolves toxins, and secondarily of water, which flushes the liquefied toxins out of the body. When one gives Jyorei to another, it’s power first passes through the physical body of the giver and then penetrates the physical body of the recipient. Through this process, the element of earth, which is inherent in the human body, is integrated with the energy of Jyorei. The earth symbolizes the tangible results of the healing that can be felt in the mind, in the body and in one’s interpersonal relationships.

For most of us, these various subtle distinctions are not so important. What is significant is the spiritual source of Jyorei, which comes from beyond our limited world of phenomena, and is none other than the innermost core of our own being, which is spirit itself.

The most comprehensive portrayal in English of Shumei’s mission and philosophy is now available. Written by Roy Gibbon and Atsushi Fujimaki, the book explores the ideals of Japan’s great visionary and spiritual leader, Mokichi Okada, known to the world as Meishusama. Included is a short biography of Meishusama and information concerning Jyorei, Natural Agriculture, art and beauty, the approaching great transformation of the world, and much more. Three hundred pages with illustrations, photo, and diagrams.

Excerpt from An Offering of Light, explaining practices and values of the Shumei organization, and philosophical aspects of the writings of Shumei’s founder Mokichi Okada, known as Meishusama.

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