"Modern Judas." Do not repeat the mistakes. (Spokesperson speaks)

Regarding the Weekly Magazine Report on Kyoko Okawa

Spokesperson Eiichi Satomura

Kyoko Okawa, who continues to slander the President and our association in various media, has once again repeated her slander of the Three Treasures in this week's issues of "Shukan Shincho" and "Shukan Bunshun" dated March 3. As a religious organization, we have permanently expelled (excommunicated) her for violating the Three Treasures, destroying the harmony of the monks, and for various acts of defamation, spreading false rumors, and above all, for defiling Master El Cantare, the object of faith, as well as for her foolish acts against spiritual messages and for making defamatory accusations against sacred spiritual messages.

Kyoko's true past life was "Judas the Betrayer"

This time, through a reading by the spirit of Edgar Cayce, it was revealed that Kyoko Okawa's past life was not Manjushri, Aphrodite, or Nightingale, but rather the shocking fact that she was Judas the Betrayer who sold out Jesus. The image of the President and the religious organization that Kyoko portrays in "Shukan Shincho" and "Shukan Bunshun" is extremely biased and colored with false facts. Regarding this article, the Public Relations Division will make a strict protest to Kyoko herself and take legal action, as well as respond to the weekly magazines. Although it is unnecessary to point out each mistake in this malicious and false article, I would like to touch on the main points of the articles in both magazines to show how biased Kyoko's claims are.

The "women's issue" created by Kyoko's jealousy

Regarding the article in "Shukan Bunshun," it claims that President Ryuho Okawa had "seven favored women," but these seven were secretaries, and there is no fact of favoritism. Particularly, the article states that four of them were given "special Dharma names" as past life wives by the President, but this is completely unfounded, and it is an insult to the President and the women mentioned in the article, trampling on their human rights. The article mentions a female secretary who resigned after being "told unbelievable words" by the President, but it has been revealed that it was Kyoko herself who said those words, not the President.

Furthermore, the article states that the "President's secretary team was disbanded because it was not functioning," but it was Kyoko herself, driven by jealousy and suspicion, who disbanded it. The article also refers to the recognition of past lives as "love calls" and claims that being a past life wife is seen within the organization as "being like the President's mistress," which is full of errors and baseless accusations. In the first place, among those whose past lives as the President's wife have been revealed through spiritual messages, there are men and family members. How could they possibly be seen as "mistresses"?

As such, the so-called "women's issue" that Kyoko repeatedly mentions regarding the President is completely baseless, and in an interview in "Ryuho Okawa Talks About Family and Mission," President Okawa points out that Kyoko, who could not handle household chores, brought male and female secretaries into the household, and then Kyoko herself labeled it as a "women's issue." In other words, the so-called women's issue is nothing but a delusion created by Kyoko's jealousy and possessiveness.

It was not spiritual messages that disrupted the organization, but Kyoko

Furthermore, in the article in "Shukan Shincho," Kyoko once again slanders the President and the organization with false or biased views. Particularly, in this article, she says three times that our association is "heading in a dangerous direction," but astonishingly, she does not mention what that danger is at all. Additionally, she defames the organization by calling the notification sent by the organization, which states "this constitutes a breach of confidentiality," as "applying thorough 'pressure.'"

Moreover, in the article, Kyoko claims that Jesus Christ descended and predicted to the President that Tokyo would be "destroyed by an earthquake," but there is no such fact. Starting with this description, the article claims that all operations of our association, including the relocation of the headquarters, the eldest son's entrance exams, and elections, were decided by spiritual messages, and that "the organization was continuously swayed by them." This is completely contrary to the facts and is nothing but a desecration of the Three Treasures.

As stated in the comments from the Public Relations Division in the article, while the opinions of various spirits may be referenced, the operation of the organization has been independently decided by the President and the board of directors, and family matters have been decided by the family. This is also clearly stated by President Okawa in "Ryuho Okawa Talks About Family and Mission." Rather, it was Kyoko herself who used spiritual messages as a shield to disrupt the personnel and management of the organization.

Additionally, in the article, Kyoko insists that the actual number of believers in our association is 30,000, but this 30,000 is an unfounded number, and it seems to be nothing more than the number of copies of Kyoko's unsold books. Furthermore, as revealed in an interview with President Okawa, it was Kyoko, the mother, who tormented the eldest son from elementary to middle school. The article in "Shukan Shincho" suggests that President Okawa assigned many mentors to the eldest son, but it was Kyoko who did so.

There is also a description that executives who doubted spiritual messages were "sent overseas," but this is also unfounded, and the reasons for overseas transfers are entirely different. Despite the Public Relations Division clearly communicating this to the "Shukan Shincho" editorial department, the article still contained incorrect content. Incidentally, in the article, Kyoko claims that the first leader of the Happiness Realization Party, Mr. Aiba, was "removed from the position of leader in just 12 days due to spiritual messages," but one of the reasons for Mr. Aiba's removal was that Kyoko's guardian spirit wanted to become the leader.

Only to spread the Master's teachings to the ends of the earth

I have pointed out several descriptions in the articles, but in the end, Kyoko, dissatisfied with her unfulfilled desires, became filled with complaints and ultimately her heart was stained with "doubt," and she "sold out" the Master, President Okawa, to the media, which can be said to be the "rulers" of today. It can truly be said that "Judas" has been resurrected in modern times.

2,000 years ago, humanity believed Judas's words and ended up killing the Savior. We must not repeat the same mistake. President Okawa is engaged in superhuman work, delivering sermons on themes spanning religion, politics, economics, and education, recording spiritual messages, traveling domestically and internationally, and even creating English learning materials for students and business people. It is absolutely unacceptable for someone who has spent their days in debauchery to criticize such a Master.

Now, there is no one following Kyoko, and the children of the Okawa family have distanced themselves from her, and even within the media, voices of doubt about Kyoko are emerging. Justice is gradually becoming clear. We believers will trust in the Master's words and, no matter what difficulties we face, will only continue to spread and propagate the Master's teachings to the ends of the earth.