Tomomaru Sai

Tomomaru Sai (供丸斎, also known as Tomomarusai Sensei 供丸斎先生; born Inahime Sadao 稲飯 定雄; 1905–1988) was the founder and first leader of the Japanese new religion Ōyamanezunomikoto Shinji Kyōkai. In the religion, he is known for publishing collections of various shinji 神示 (divine revelations). Tomomaruhime Sensei succeeded him as the leader of the religion in 1987. Quotes Ōyamanezunomikoto Shinji Kyōkai (2020). The Path to Truth, a Journey of Light (Abridged Edition). Yokohama: Ōyamanezunomikoto Shinji Kyōkai, Shinsōhonbu. (abridged English translation of Shinjitsu eno Michi Hikari no Sokuseki 真実への道 光の足跡 (2016)) Shinji: Although there are many scholars in this world, there are none who have been taught by Kami. p. 37 Shinji: The world of human beings is protected by Kami, your ancestors, and humanity as Kami has repeatedly said. If Kami did not exist, this world would be in total darkness. If human beings did not exist, it would not be possible to live in this world. And if ancestors did not exist, the descendants of human beings would not be born into this world. Kami gives human beings a soul. Your ancestors give human beings a body. Human beings live in the world to help one another. pp. 45-6 See also Tomomaru Hime Category:Religious leaders from Japan Category:1905 births Category:1988 deaths Category:New religious movement leaders