“The Soul After Death”
August 23, 2010
An Orthodox book. It did not sit well with me, unexpectedly.
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An Orthodox book. It did not sit well with me, unexpectedly.
It will take its sweet time to restock my bookshelves after getting rid of the worthless stuff. But should I really fill them again? What is the chance that my heirs will want to read “The Challenge of Enlightenment”, “Meditations on the Tarot” or “One Cosmos under God”? Chances are they go on the fire [...]
Not all love stories have happy endings, and not all frogs are princes. Well, perhaps deep inside, but it would require divine intervention in some cases!
It has gradually become clearer to me that my JulNoWriMo novel is in fact like a single play-through of a ren-ai game (dating sim or visual novel of romantic nature).
When [...]
Picture from last summer. It’s the same sun, though.
Ryuho Okawa repeatedly writes about the danger of attachment. (Of the mind, not in e-mail. Perhaps I should write about that one day…)
Lately I have noticed that I am starting to look forward to reading his books in the morning. (Commute is my primary reading time.) So, [...]
Suitable illustration picture from the animated movie “The Laws of Eternity”, also by Ryuho Okawa. Florence Nightingale points out that it’s up to us to become the force of love. This book applies this to the family, for those who have that.
I already finished reading through the book “Tips to Find Happiness” by Ryuho Okawa. [...]
Received two more books in the mail from Amazon.co.uk: Guideposts to Happiness and The Laws of Happiness. Well, actually these were the two first physical books, the other two were e-books from ebookmall. Since I am still in my Happy Science fad, these are books by Ryuho Okawa. And they are quite good too. Of course, I [...]
A world where benevolent spirits regularly assist humanity, and where humans again can become angels and help others? Who wouldn’t like that? (Picture from the anime “The Laws of Eternity”, based on the book with the same name.)
I got my first two Happy Science books! (Although it was called Institute for Research in Human Happiness [...]
Yet another surprise package in the mail! And memories of my younger days.