Templo Luz do Oriente

Seventeen years. That’s how long the divine teachings of Meishu Sama flourished freely in Brazil after his passing. Here at the Templo Luz do Oriente in São Paulo, that legacy continues. The Templo Luz do Oriente stands as a testament to the unwavering dedication of Reverend Nakahashi. He brought Meishu Sama’s teachings to Brazil, fulfilling the divine mission. For seventeen years, the work spread across the nation. It particularly resonated in Paraná, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, and here in São Paulo. Then, the interference began. The Japanese headquarters of the World Messianic Church sought to control both the material and spiritual aspects of the teachings. They limited the dissemination of Meishu Sama’s wisdom. The second spiritual leader, Nidai Sama, selected a mere five percent of the total teachings to be considered official. Reverend Nakahashi and his followers refused to accept this restriction. They separated from the Japanese administration. They formed an independent segment, dedicated to sharing the full breadth of Meishu Sama’s revelations. The Templo Luz do Oriente, founded in 1973, became a cornerstone of this movement in Brazil. It now resides on Rua Itapicuru, in the Perdizes neighborhood of São Paulo. The Templo Luz do Oriente’s primary objective is to publish the largest possible number of Meishu Sama’s teachings. They maintain a rigorous focus on accurate translation. They strive to preserve the original essence of the Great Master’s words. This Temple seeks to fulfill Meishu Sama’s wish. He desired to share his knowledge with all of humanity. His teachings unveil the true origin of diseases and the correct path to healing. They promise a world filled with health, prosperity, and peace. Within these walls, you’ll find not only the echoes of these teachings, but also a vibrant community dedicated to their practice.