OKAMOTO, Fuishiki.

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New Philosophy for the People. First edition of this holistic work on morality, economics, and human nature. Fuishiki Okamoto (1885-1963), whose real name was Rikichi Okamoto, was a multidisciplinary Japanese philosopher and the inventor of "Babm", an international auxiliary language in which letters from Latin script denote entire syllables.The set is split into two works: Eternal Life and Ideal Society. The former is primarily concerned with establishing shared experiences of reality and "universal consciousness"; the latter deals with foundational structures of society, particularly the attribution of value and population management.A typed note from the author is loosely inserted in each volume, asking the reader for their "rigid examination" of the ideas present, or, if the texts are not to their liking, that they "kindly present these books to some library".

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