Ordinary People on the Extraordinary
Spiritual Path of Sukyo Mahikari

Dr. LEENA BANERJEE BROWN, PhD

with contributions from ROGER L. BECK, PhD

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In her groundbreaking book, Dr. Leena Banerjee Brown extends a warm welcome to people of all faiths to become instruments of divine peace. She invites them to give and receive God’s Light in an inspired practice of benevolence that opens the door to the world of the extraordinary.

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All that is needed for us humans to reverse ...enormous environmental damage...is to...root ourselves spiritually, mindfully, and physically to the land we live upon…[Leena] offers her life evidence that this can be done, as we read her story and write our own.

Dekila Chungyalpa,
Director, Loka Initiative University of Wisconsin Madison

Leena’s...message is reassuring- a symbiotic relationship with nature will be met with spiritual growth. Leena offers “splashes of color” through her...wisdom..[to] nourish hope and guide humanity.

Sara Edrington,
PsyD, Psychologist, and Sean Edrington, Financial Advisor

I feel a sense of revival of the most important in my encounter with these words; reminding me of who I really am and why I am here.

Amaranta Nehru,
Visual Artist

If you want to be inspired by the power of spiritual practice to transform ways of learning and help solve humanity’s biggest challenges, read this book.

Shamini Jain,
PhD, Founder & CEO of the Consciousness Healing Initiative

True Light Book Clubs

If you'd like, read the book with a friend or two and reflect together. If you’re interested, you can contact a Sukyo Mahikari Center anywhere in the world to experience Light alongside reading and reflection. Your efforts will enrich you as you share insights, intuition and inspiration to grow together.

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About the Author

Dr. Leena Banerjee Brown is a licensed psychologist and a Sukyo Mahikari practitioner of nineteen years. She developed and managed a child abuse prevention program in Honolulu at the Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children and served as professor of clinical psychology at Alliant International University in Los Angeles. There she taught self-awareness development, family systems, infant mental health and multicultural psychology