The Vitalistic Conception of Salvation as Expressed in Sūkyō Mahikari

Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 19 (1):41-68 (1992)
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Ki: a practical guide for westerners.William Reed - 1986 - New York: Japan Publications.
The living kami idea in the new religions of Japan.Shimazono Susumu - 1979 - Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 6 (3):389-412.

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