World War II from a Japanese View
The Middle Way, a Spiritual Journey to Pure Land Light
This book empathizes peace in mind and harmony between two contrast energies that push back and forth to find the balance:
Like Yin and Yang, it is the universal love to unify the opposite sides into one circle.
Like plus and minus of a battery, if two different powers don’t connect, it doesn’t work.
It is the universal law to push two diverse forces into the middle way to get balance.
If either side resists to change, the consequences would be war, revolution, or death.
Life is our learning stage to dance together to the universal melody.
About the Author
Mimi Sun graduated from the Kansai University of Foreign Studies in Japan, majoring in American literature. While teaching English to junior high students, she attended the English Conversation School called the YMCA and passed the Standardized English Test in Japan. She won an essay contest in her English Language School called COSMOS, and the prize …
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This book is about the massive conflicts in Japanese families during and after the Second World War. Mimi-Sun’s narrative brings her mother Kie’s stories to readers. Kie’s unique stories illustrate the Japanese culture and mentalities with the symbols, the mythology, and the religions such as the peaceful goldfish and the brave samurai carps; the Sun …
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A moving WWII family saga revealing Japanese traditions, universal balance, and healing, where opposing forces unite through love, resilience, and timeless spiritual wisdom.
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