Language | English |
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ISBN-10 | 81-7992-683-4 |
No of pages | 145 |
Font Size | Medium |
Book Publisher | Jaico Publishing |
Published Date | 20 Jul 2007 |
Ryuho Okawa is a renowned spiritual leader, and international best-selling author with a simple goal: "to help people find true happiness and create a better world." To date, Okawa's books have sold over 100 million copies worldwide and been translated into 31 languages. His books address vital issues such as how our thoughts influence reality, the nature of love, and the path to enlightenment.
In 1986, Okawa founded Happy Science as a spiritual movement dedicated to bringing happiness to humankind by uniting religions and cultures to co-exist in harmony. Happy Science has grown rapidly from its beginnings in Japan to a worldwide organization.
The spiritual workshops Happy Science offers are open to people of all walks of life, and are rooted in the same simple principles of happiness that inspired Okawa's own spiritual awakening. Okawa is committed to the spiritual growth of others; in addition to writing and publishing books, he continues to give talks around the world.
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Invincible Thinking is a personal development and self-help book written in English by Ryuho Okawa.
Invincible Thinking, sometimes also known as There Is No Such Thing As Defeat, is a book that helps readers clear their heads and have more peaceful and serene thoughts. The book says that a person's life can be compared to a tunnel construction, where there are often obstructions by big and solid rocks. This book aims to provide readers with a tool that allows them to powerfully drill through all of those rocks.
When readers practice this method of thinking, the book says, they will never feel overwhelmed in their lives. The book is based on practical theories that will help readers bridge self-reflection and inner nourishment. with the help of this book and by practicing and understanding the ideas and thoughts in this book, readers will be able to use their thoughts to their benefit. The book claims that once people read it, they will be able to publicly proclaim that the concept of defeat does not exist to them.