In 2010 Daisaku Ikeda discussed the relationship between religion and science in a dialogue with the Japanese neuroscientist Ken\'ichiro Mogi.
Getting. - how daimoku is linked to Your success in life and helps you to achieve Your desired goals. - how and why the positive neuro-physiological effects of daimoku can dramatically improve Your physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. - how and why daimoku can break through the persistent patterns of Your karma in neuroscientific terms.
In Change Your Brainwaves, Change Your Karma you will learn, among other things: - how and why you are always under the strong influence of Your individual and family karma, stored in Your subconscious mind and even in Your body.
Find out about the neuroscientific principles of what makes the practice of daimoku so powerful, including new research into brain synchronization, and how it can affect Your wellbeing and success.
You will learn the results of the brainwave measurements taken whilst chanting daimoku.
This mechanism is explained using the Buddhist deep psychology of the subconscious nature of karma. --- In this book, Nichiren Buddhism 3.1, the authors take a closer look at the effects of daimoku in terms of consciousness and how it is related to changing Your karma.
We will show the results of our brainwave measurements taken whilst chanting daimoku.
Once again we are dealing with energy, since consciousness can also be regarded as energy because it is related to our brain activity, which can be measured in the form of vibration and frequency.
In this book, Nichiren Buddhism 3.1, we take a closer look at the effects of daimoku in terms of consciousness.
We also measured the energy in the room where we were chanting.
In this respect we also measured the positive effects of daimoku on our own body and on our own energy centers (chakras) as well as the energetic effects on our own energy field.
In our first book of the series Nichiren Buddhism 3.0 we considered Nichiren Buddhist concepts and principles mainly in terms of energy.
We would like to follow Ikeda s constructive and value-creating approach by presenting in this book our attempt to build a bridge between the wisdom of Nichiren Buddhism and the knowledge of modern science.
Instead, they should complement and mutually benefit each other.
In this dialogue Ikeda took the firm position that religion and science should not be treated as separate from each other, nor should they remain in a conflict relationship.
In 2010 Daisaku Ikeda discussed the relationship between religion and science in a dialogue with the Japanese neuroscientist Ken\'ichiro Mogi
