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The principle of "A thing borrowed and lent" (kashimono karimono) as I have come to understand it

Title
The principle of "A thing borrowed and lent" (kashimono karimono) as I have come to understand it / by Saitō Norimasa.
Author
Saitō, Norimasa.
Publication
Tenri : Kohuki club = Kofuki kurabu, 2003, ©2002.

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Description
139 pages; 21 cm
Subject
Tenrikyō > Doctrines
Note
  • "This book was first published in 1957 ..."--T.p. verso.
Linking Entry (note)
  • Vert. van: Watakushi no satorieta kashimono karimono no ri. - Tenri, 2003.
Contents
An outline of Omichi. -- Kashimono karimono is Omichi's view of man. -- The origin of man and life. -- Can science grasp the real truth of life? -- The truth of man can be known through introspection. -- The mind in introspection and its relation to the physical. -- The conclusions of the discussions above and their relationship with the truth of kashimono karimono. -- The process of evolution and the wonder of life. -- The light of mankind: the principle of kashimono karimono.
OCLC
  • ocm66404605
  • SCSB-5258089
Owning Institutions
Columbia University Libraries