Masami Saionji

Cries of Life (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This first collection of poems by Masami Saionji carries us into a world of light, love, and divinity-a world of angels descending to Earth to uplift humanity, a world of self-reliance and self-creation, a world of prayer, a world without walls. In this world, we find infinite joy, infinite healing, and infinite life, even beyond our physical death.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: byakkopress
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. September 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310517358
• Artikelnr.: 70038466

Autorenporträt

Masami Saionji is the chairperson of three organizations: Byakko Shinko Kai (www.byakko.org), The World Peace Prayer Society (www.worldpeace.org), and The Goi Peace Foundation (www.goipeace.or.jp). A native of Japan and a descendant of the Royal Ryukyu Family of Okinawa, she continues the work of her adoptive father, Masahisa Goi, who initiated a movement for world peace through the universal prayer May Peace Prevail on Earth. As a spiritual leader and lecturer, she has touched thousands of people's lives through her guidance and inspiration. She travels globally on speaking tours, and has led peace ceremonies in many countries as well as at the United Nations and other international organizations.

She has authored over twenty books in Japanese and eight in English and other languages. She is an honorary member of the Club of Budapest and a member of the World Wisdom Council. She was awarded the Philosopher Saint Shree Dnyaneshwara World Peace Prize of India along with her husband Hiroo in 2008. She is also the recipient of the 2010 WON Award honoring distinguished women leaders.

In February 2013, Mrs. Saionji had the privilege of presenting the Symphony of Peace Prayers ceremony at the United Nations, in a special event entitled 'United for a Culture of Peace through Interfaith Harmony', which was hosted by the president of the UN General Assembly.

Mrs. Saionji and her husband currently live in Tokyo, and have three daughters, all working for peace.