A Shocking Collection of 100 Phrases Depicting Modern Hell #2 "Hell is a manifestation of what is in your mind." There is no way to deceive ourselves. Countless unimaginable realms of Hell exist, each corresponding to various thoughts and actions. This book serves as both a warning and a guide, offering insights to help us avoid falling into Hell in the afterlife. The phrases and descriptions within are based on actual accounts from the author, Ryuho Okawa, who witnessed these unsettling realities through his profound spiritual perspective. It is the author's sincere hope that readers will use this book as an opportunity to reflect on their thoughts and actions, change their mindset, and create a peaceful, better future-for both this life and the next. Some of the modern Hell scenes the author witnessed include: - The grim fate awaiting burglars, beggars, extortionists, and swindlers. - Various types of modern 'Ogre' and their roles in the modern Hell. - The painful consequences endured by those who indulge solely in physical pleasure. - The shocking transformation brought on by laziness and uncleanliness. - The destiny of egoists who never understood the meaning of true love. - The fate of selfish, merciless civil servants and corrupt government officials. - The unimaginable consequences of certain extreme liberal ideologies. - The abysmal realm reserved for those who commit the most heinous crimes.

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Ryuho Okawa, a globally renowned best-selling author, revered World Teacher, and the founder and CEO of the Happy Science Group, was born on July 7, 1956, in Tokushima, Japan. From a young age, Okawa demonstrated remarkable self-discipline and humility, along with a strong desire to help others. His journey took a transformative turn in 1981 when he attained Great Enlightenment. Despite this profound experience, his humility remained unwavering, fueling his mission to share a universal Truth that unites spirituality, pragmatism, religion, and science into one cohesive source. Okawa graduated from the University of Tokyo with a degree in law and began his career at a Tokyo-based trading company. He was soon assigned to the company's New York head office as a Finance Officer. In 1986, Okawa left his prestigious career behind to establish Happy Science. Since then, the organization has grown into a global movement, with a presence in over 174 countries. Okawa has authored more than 3,200 books, which have been translated into 42 languages.