Abstract

"Whether you are a man or a woman, all you need to do for awakening is to awaken to the femininity, the Goddess that lies dormant within you. If you are aware of and in awe of the Goddess within, the Mother will definitely give you her blessing. Without the femininity, human awakening will not occur."

The teachings of the Mother of the Universe, the Creator of all things, who has created everything in this world on the basis of a perfect balance. This book, a sequel to the author's previous work "The Power of Grace," which made a strong impact, focuses on the Mother of the Universe, the creator of all things, and complements the next book "The Power of Awakening" which is scheduled to be published next.

The Mother, who created everything in the world and nurtures it in perfect balance, is also the force of "maya" that covers the truth and leads practitioners astray, as it is also known as Maha Maya, and provides the wisdom to remove it.
The book also carefully mentions on the "Mala" or "satan" where even Buddha and Christ were tossed about, and the guidance on how to break through it.

The book is designed to savor the author's unique "Mother's perspective," in which he directly sensed the "Mother" after his training in India and Tibet, and to experience awakening in the grace of the "Mother.

The first half of the book is a multifaceted commentary coming from the author's experience with the Mother, and the second half is a collection of questions and answers to supplement the understanding of the first half. The final chapter of the trilogy, "The Power of Awakening: Death and Enlightenment Teach the Purpose of Life" (tentative title) will be published as well.

Author’s Information

Wahei IWAKI : Born in Tokyo in 1965, he is the eldest son of actor parents. In the midst of the Vietnam War, his parents, who were involved in the peace movement, named him "Wahei", means Peace and Harmony. During his childhood, he had a series of near-death experiences and the sensations brought about by these experiences awakened him to the world of mysteries.

At the age of 8, he had an encounter with Maitreya Bodhisattva in Kyoto which convinced him of the path he should take, and at the age of 13, he fell in love with Christ and spent his days in prayer. At the age of 15, he discovered yoga. At the age of 17, he realized that the theme of his life was the realization of peace.

His religious sensibilities led him to India, where he became a disciple of Swami Satyananda Sraswati, head of the Bihar School of Yoga, and practiced yoga until the age of 21. Following the advice of his teacher, he began to study Buddhism and traveled for a while in search of a teacher. At the age of 26, through a fateful encountering, he became a disciple of Minling Tichen, one of the four greatest lamas of Tibetan Buddhism, the highest living Buddha of the Nyingma school, and studied Dzogchen and other teachings. His teacher told him that he was meant to return and play his role in Japan, and at the age of 29 he began to live in Japan in earnest.

At the age of 35, by the power of grace, all of the questions about his life were vanished, and since then he has spent his days teaching the knowledge he has gained through his own life experiences and understanding.