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Gedatsukai , or Nirwana Association, is a Japanese new religious movement founded in 1929. The number of adherents exceeded 200,000 in the 1990s.〔(Gedatsukai. A New Dictionary of Religions : Blackwell Reference Online )〕 It is a syncretic movement, with influences drawing from traditional Shinto and Shingon Buddhist teachings. Its central deity is Gochi Nyorai (Mahāvairocana).〔(Heisig, James W. (1982). "Review of: Minoru Kiyota, Gedatsukai: Its Theory and Practice". The Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 9 (4): 316–18. )〕 Gedatsu is the Japanese term for ''moksha'' or enlightenment == Founder and family == Gedatsu-kai was established by Seiken Okano (born Eizo Okano) in 1929. Within the church he is given the title "Gedatsu Kongō Sonja". Church members refer to him as "Kongō Sama" or "Sonja". His successor (referred to as Hoshu, or Dharma successor) is Seiho Okano, an affiliate of the revisionist lobby Nippon Kaigi,〔Nippon Kaigi website〕 and the Chairman of the board of directors is Teruo Okano.〔"(Organization and Activities )" - Gedatsu-kai website, retrieved Nov 8, 2014〕
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