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Check the schedule for the next ISTS right now!
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Persons accepting personal counseling could converse with the reverends more freely and in depth, without fear of missing out on precious lecture time.
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Seicho-No-Ie (Say-choh No Ee-yay) means "The Home of Infinite Life, Wisdom and Abundance"
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Seicho-No-Ie Truth of Life is a nondenominational movement based on the belief that all religions emanate from one universal God. It is dedicated to spreading the truth that every person is a child of God; therefore, in reality every person is divine in nature and possessor of all creative powers of God.
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Founded in 1930 by Dr. Masaharu Taniguchi
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It was founded in Japan in 1930 by Dr. Masaharu Taniguchi, who, through his deep concern over the many contradictions in life, dedicated many years of intensive study to different philosophies and religions, until one day, while in deep meditation, he received the divine inspirations that were to form the basis for the Truth of Life Movement.
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After receiving these inspirations, Dr. Taniguchi began spreading the teachings to others. Healings started to take place; people recovered from various diseases, including cancer and tuberculosis. Others found harmony and prosperity after listening to or reading his inspired teachings.
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Dr. Taniguchi's message is simple, direct, and it can change lives. His main theme is that each of us can reach spiritual fulfillment when we come to realize the God consciousness within us. Our lives are meant to be harmonious, joyful, and fulfilling in all aspects.
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From Seicho-No-Ie International Headquarter pamphlet
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