Great Construction
On Contemporary Culture
From what has been expounded in the preceding chapters, I am rather certain that my themes are clear, but to elucidate, the basis for the fallacies of medical science lies in ignorance and disregard of Nature. Medical science completely misses the point that, as I stated previously, sickness or disease is the form taken by a natural function that seeks to expel amounts of toxin which are obstacles to the function of the human body. As the Creator fashioned human beings in this way, what human beings should be doing is to adjust themselves to and conform to that process. Examples of the elimination process are rainstorms and lightening. These are purifying functions that are generated when impurities have accumulated to a certain extent in the atmosphere and spiritual world. These impurities grow denser, generate toxin, and adversely affect human beings, animals, and other creatures. Winds blow away impurities, the rain cleanses impurities, the sunlight burns impurities away, and particular kinds of toxin is incinerated by lightening. On a smaller scale, in human beings elimination takes the form of sickness and disease. Once this truth is understood, the unnaturalness of the attempt to halt disease should also be acknowledged.
At this stage, a detailed explanation of the errors in the understanding of the relationship between disease and science is required. The field of science is supposed to carry out the role of satisfying the demands of human beings in their existence so that their lives become more convenient, more beautiful, their emotional and intellectual levels more abundant, and that happiness in general be promoted. It is a learning of substance that is distinguished from human life which is an existence of non-substance or above substance, that surpasses the material and does not belong to the field of science. In other words, science is a field of the study of the material, that is, a field of study of that which has form, and human life is a field of the spiritual, that is, of spirit. But through the astonishing development shown by science to the present, human beings have been bewitched by science and fallen into the overconfidence that science can resolve any problem. Due to this overconfidence, science deviated from its purview and invaded the domain of the spiritual. As a result, science has come to manipulate human life. This way of thinking that oversteps its bounds gave birth to medical science, so inevitable is the declaration that science errors in its very foundations.
As presented above, human life lies within the field of the spiritual. Since the field of the spirit is in God’s hands, and the wonderful power to cure disease that I am conducting is manifesting from God, it is only natural that any condition can be healed. My spiritual healing therapy should not be thought peculiar in the least. People nowadays, however, look at my therapy and consider it peculiar, think that being able to manifest miracles is a point for derision, and thus the whole situation is the same as if they were looking at something which is hanging upside down when actually it is the viewers themselves who are upside down. My spiritual healing therapy shows astonishing results never before seen or heard of, so acceptance is difficult and approach, hesitant. But, as the fundamentals are learned and understood, one suddenly finds seeming as if to wake from a long dream, becoming aware of the delusion of medical science, and finally attaining peace of mind. For those who read this book and still vacillate and hesitate, it would be fair to say that they are in danger of falling into the abyss and perishing.
Book of Medical Science Revolution, 1953, unpublished
translated by cynndd
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“Gendai Bunka to wa” is the sixth chapter from the projected Igaku Kakumei no Sho (Book of Medical Science Revolution), a manuscript that is dated 1953 and was never published either while Meishu-sama was alive or after his death. No previous published translation is known to exist.