Tokyo: 日本教文社 / Nihon Kyobunsha, Shōwa 24 [1949]. Quarto in sewn Japanese binding; 216 pages: illustrations; 25 cm Slight bump to one corner; a few leaves mildly foxed; else near fine(-) thus in original near fine case. (Please refer to photos). Paperback.
In Japanese. Scarce. "Taniguchi Masaharu (谷口 雅春, 22 November 1893 – 17 June 1985) was a Japanese New Thought leader who was the founder of Seicho-no-Ie.[1]BiographyTaniguchi began studying English literature at the Waseda University, Tokyo. In parallel, he also studied the works of Fenwicke Holmes, and subsequently translated Holmes' book, The Law of Mind in Action into Japanese. In 1929, after much study and contemplation, he reported having received a divine revelation followed by the healing of his daughter. This led in 1930 to the creation of a magazine, Seicho-no-Ie ("home of infinite life, wisdom, and abundance"). The movement grew during the 1930s, although was suppressed during World War II. In 1952, he co-authored a book with Fenwicke Holmes titled The Science of Faith"—Wikipedia
