Dr.Teruo Higa’s
Living A Dream

1. Organic Farming: Pursuing Harmony between Nature and Humans,
by Sho Ohga (Canaria Communications Publishing Co., Ltd., 2022.)

This book completes the work begun in Mr. Ohga’s previous book What the Mekong Land Taught Me, and illustrates the idea that “sure ideas are as sure as can be.” To put it another way, it teaches you the key points of business success, about achieving true altruism while constantly refining our higher aspirations. 

There are countless examples of organic farming based on a full understanding of the harmful effects of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, yet most of them are simply adaptations of older, established organic farming practices.

At this level, even if you are self-sufficient it is difficult to go beyond the rule of thumb and expand and develop organic farming as a business in free competition. 

Mr. Ohga’s steady philosophy and the actions he’s taken to solve environmental and human health problems through agriculture, and to make his business successful, have combined with EM to produce results that have taken it to a higher dimension.

The starting point of EM is that it is “safe, comfortable, low cost, high quality, and has good cycle sustainability” and that it is based on the principle of “responsibility and making contributions to society,” all of which position the use of EM as a true volunteer activity.

As is already clear, EM technology has the versatility to consolidate energy from the quantum world, making it applicable to all fields. 

Mr. Ohga has applied these essentials of EM and, as stated on the advertising on the book cover, “In Thailand, a major agricultural powerhouse, a Japanese man has achieved great success with his groundbreaking organic farming method! “The author’s locus and vision of spreading this technology around the world” is a continuing challenge to us all. 

As you know, Thailand is an EM kingdom of sorts, but most of the methods are empirical, based on conventional methods, and further innovations are needed to exceed that level. Mr. Ohga’s business has shown how to overcome this hurdle and is poised to make a significant contribution to Thai agriculture in the future. 

The ultimate goal of EM utilization is to continue to apply high-quality activated EM to every aspect of the environment, transforming it into an EM-centered environment. To achieve this, we must make good use of the following graviton farming methods and the Terra Preta Technology that exists in the Amazon.

This book has not yet reached that level, but Mr. Ohga is convinced of the versatility of EM, and if he proceeds from this foundation, he can create a model that will provide solutions to the basic problems facing our planet. I look forward to his future work.