During the 1960s, Japanese philosopher Masahisa Goi gave hundreds of informal talks to small groups of people, on topics ranging from personal matters to broader issues like peace on earth, spiritual development, the structure of the universe, and life after death. This book highlights five talks that focus on living life with a big heart, a calm mind, and a free spirit-in other words, living naturally. In his gentle way, Goi Sensei gives us the key to this way of living, so that everyone can live like the clear blue sky.

Filosofo Japones y lider espiritual, Masahisa Goi describe aqui su propia vida, desde su infancia y juventud, y su madurez durante y despues de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, hasta las experiencias y el entrenamiento que lo llevo a su despertar espiritual. El titulo del libro: " Aquel que Une el Cielo y la Tierra" representa la unificacion del ser divino o celestial del Senor Goi, con su ser fisico o terrenal."

Even if we have found contentment in our own individual life, we cannot truly be happy when we see that many people in the world are suffering. Masahisa Goi holds that the only way we human beings can rise above our troubles and bring peace to the world is through the development of our spirituality. He proposes a simple method, based on the prayer May Peace Prevail on Earth-a method that is easy to practice yet holds a high and pure vibration, and can be adopted by people of all cultures, religions, and walks of life.

O titulo deste livro "Alguem que une o Ceu e a Terra," se relaciona a experiencia espiritual de Masahisa Goi que possibilitou a uniao do Ceu (a verdadeira forma do Ego) com a Terra (o ser humano carnal). Ele acreditava que atraves deste livro, progressivamente, ira aumentar o numero de individuos que se conscientizem dessa realidade."

"Lao Tsu is a true divine being-a person of perfect freedom... The difference between the spirit of Lao Tsu and the 'isms' of today is like the difference between the mud underfoot and the sky overhead..." Masahisa Goi's unique explanation of select chapters from the Tao Te Ching vividly reveals Lao Tsu's way of Mu-i, a path that supersedes thought and action, and which remains an essential teaching in today's world. Translated from the Japanese by Robert Stevenson.