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1900–1967 Japan
Sayo Kitamura (北村 サヨ; January 1, 1900 – December 28, 1967) was the Japanese founder of the "dancing religion", Tenshō Kōtai Jingūkyō (天照皇大神宮教). In the religion, she is known by her followers as Ogamisama (大神様).
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I am not God. I am just a human being. God is the one who uses me.
Hear, all of you, that hereafter
The Prophet of Tabuse (1954)
Open your eyes, you maggot beggars
The Prophet of Tabuse (1954)
I am in the line of Buddha and Christ. ... My religion is not grasped through schooling, or reading books.
This is an era of degeneration. The world has become permeated with unredeemed spirits which instigate people to quarrel with one another, cause nations to go to war, afflict people with sicknesses, and arouse anxieties. Pray to redeem these unenlightened souls. Do not pray for favors but pray for world peace.
Ogamisama Says (1963)
Muga (non-ego) means to discard your selfishness and to live according to the Will of Almighty God. If you do not follow the guidance of God obediently, you will be influenced by ‘unredeemed spirits’. Evil thoughts attract evil forces so get rid of your evil thoughts. As you continuously remove your evil thoughts, you will find yourself in heavenly bliss without knowing it.
Ogamisama Says (1963)
God’s Kingdom is not elsewhere. It is founded in the hearts of those who practice this teaching and thrives on courage. Others yearn for the way to Heaven, but they do not know which road leads to Heaven or which to hell. They have gone astray because they do not have a true leader to guide them.
Ogamisama Says (1963)
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