Finding your Inner Power: Lessons from Tempu Nakamura

Tempu Nakamura [1876-1968] was one of the
preeminent thinkers of modern Japan. Son of a
Samurai, a secret agent during the Sino-Japanese and
Russo-Japanese Wars, a medical student at Columbia
University, a student of guru Kaliapa, a body guard
of Sun Yat-sen, and teacher… these descriptions only
touch upon the life of Tempu Nakamura who
developed the philosophy of Shin-shin Toitsu. His
life philosophy has influenced many, including
prominent leaders, such as former Prime Minister
Takashi Hara, and John D. Rockefeller III.
Learn how one life can influence so many, including yours.

Guest Speaker ： Ryohei Kamiwatari is the author of more than twenty
books, including three books about Tempu Nakamura that
became critically-acclaimed best-sellers in Japan. After a
near-death experience, he realized that each of us has a
higher purpose in life, and in more than 300 public
appearances a year, he shares his vision of this higher
purpose. In this lecture, Mr. Kamiwatari will discuss his
thoughts on the essence of Tempu Philosophy, why it is
so intriguing, and how it has profoundly affected his own life.