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The human world has degenerated with the advancement of modem civilization and the development of science.

— Sayo Kitamura Ogamisama Says (1963)

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When everyone practices what I teach, the old world will fade away and a new world will emerge.

Ogamisama Says (1963)

If you are proud of your knowledge, you can never advance — not even a single step.

Ogamisama Says (1963)

A truly beautiful person is one with a beautiful soul.

Ogamisama Says (1963)

Wherever you go, wherever you are, be with God.

Ogamisama Says (1963)

There is but one God. When all the people of the world, regardless of race or color, return to the one God, peace will come.

Ogamisama Says (1963)

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