Kōō Okada

Kōō Okada (岡田 光央; born October 23, 1947), also known as Koya Okada (岡田 晃弥), is the current spiritual leader of the Sukyo Mahikari new religious movement (shinshūkyō) in Japan. Quotes God's Light and Universal Principles for All Humanity: An Introduction to Sukyo Mahikari (2007) God's Light and Universal Principles for All Humanity: An Introduction to Sukyo Mahikari Sidney E. Chang 2007 Ansembourg, Luxembourg LH Europe 978-2-9599717-0-9 Kotama Okada taught us that to save others we need to learn to see things from the other person’s point of view. This spirit has enabled human beings to continue to exist, to form groups, cooperate with each other, and establish social order. If people placed more emphasis on the spirit of cooperation, the seeds of conflict that have been sown throughout the world would disappear. This indeed is what it means to practice humility, the complete opposite to ego and conceit. November 2002. Quoted in Chang (2007), p. 89. May the name of God be glorified.May all living things flourish,May my friends, relatives, and I flourish. June 2004. Quoted in Chang (2007), p. 90. Su God, thank You very much for granting me life today.I offer sincere gratitude for the blessingsI have received through all the things that You have created in the universe.I now go to bed with peace of mind.Good night. June 2004. Quoted in Chang (2007), p. 90. See also Kotama Okada, founder of the Mahikari religious movement Keishu Okada, founder of Sukyo Mahikari Category:Religious leaders from Japan Category:1947 births Category:New religious movement leaders Category:Sukyo Mahikari