The Descent of Japanese Father God Ame-No-Mioya-Gami: The God of Creation in the Ancient Document Hotsuma Tsutae

by Ryuho Okawa

Overview

There used to be the God called Ame-no-Mioya-Gami in Japan. He came from the Andromeda Galaxy to land on the foothills of Mt. Fuji about 30,000 years ago. Using his spiritual abilities, the author and spiritual leader Ryuho Okawa explored the mystery of the super ancient times and found the astonishing truths about the roots of the Japanese civilization. He also found that Ame-no-Mioya-Gami is connected to the God of the Earth El Cantare, whom Jesus called “Father.” By reading this book, you can find the origin of bushido (samurai spirit) and understand how the ancient Japanese civilization influenced other countries. Now that the world is in confusion, Japan is expected to awaken to its true origin and courageously rise to bring justice to the world.

In this book, you can also read:

- The existence of Messiahs in different galaxies

- The truth about the parallel world

- How Vishnu is connected to Ame-no-Mioya-Gami

- Why certain people, including John Lennon, are contacted by space people

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781943928316
Publisher:	Continental Sales, Inc.
Publication date:	02/12/2022
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	276
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Ryuho Okawa is a World Teacher, Master and CEO of Happy Science Group (a global utopian movement), and international best-selling author with a simple goal: to help people find true happiness and create a better world. Okawa’s deep compassion and sense of responsibility for the happiness of each individual has prompted him to publish over 2950 titles of religious, spiritual, and self-development teachings, covering a broad range of topics including how our thoughts influence reality, the nature of love and the path to enlightenment. Okawa also writes on topics of management, the economy, and the relationship between religion and politics in a global context. Okawa’s books have been translated into 37 languages, and many of them have become best-selling titles, with over 100 million copies sold worldwide.