Reviews
After reading *Conversations with God*, I found out about *Conversations with the Devil*, so I ordered and read it right away. It made me rethink righteousness, and it is a thought-provoking book. You must read it; I highly recommend it.
Napoleon Hill of *Think and Become Rich* also wrote his book after conversing with the devil; could that devil be the same being that conversed with the author of this book, Mitsuro Sato?
It breaks free from the shackles of righteousness as a wrong prejudice and turns the course from unhappiness to happiness.
The book "The Secret" was difficult to read, but with this book, I can easily understand the concepts I found hard. It's awesome!
It was not an easy book for me. Through this book, I came to understand, at least a little, the phrases I had been curious about for a long time, such as "we are all one" or "altruism is selfishness."
I sometimes ponder what the standards of so-called "morality" or "righteousness" actually are. While we may not know the exact criteria, one thing is certain: they are constantly changing. This is because the times and places in which humans live are constantly shifting, necessitating new perspectives. Thus, this book, *Chat with the Devil*, contains a philosophy of life far removed from novels or self-help books. One day, a devil whispers to the protagonist—who is sick and tired of the
Mitsuro Sato: Chat with the Devil
*Chat with the Devil* shatters the notions of righteousness that make us unhappy and reveals the secret to finding true happiness. More than just a novel or a self-help book, this work reveals what we truly desire and identifies the world's notions of righteousness and delusions, shattering common sense and prejudice to transform one's philosophy of life. To the protagonist, who is sick and tired of moral teachings and clichéd success stories, a devil he meets by chance one day whispers, "You don't need to live bound by the 'right' common sense that people talk about!" Helplessly falling for the devil's temptation, the author begins to converse with him. What is the true identity of this devil who claims to grant a happy life? Through their conversation, the devil shatters the protagonist's preconceived notions, delivering a final message: nothing is impossible. The devil explains that the notions of righteousness defined by others trap our infinite potential, conveying the realization that the journey toward true happiness begins simply by questioning all the notions of righteousness surrounding us.
Korean title: 악마와의 수다
Korean author: 사토 미쓰로
Korean publisher: 김영사
ISBN-13: 9788934984207
Reviews
After reading *Conversations with God*, I found out about *Conversations with the Devil*, so I ordered and read it right away. It made me rethink righteousness, and it is a thought-provoking book. You must read it; I highly recommend it.
Napoleon Hill of *Think and Become Rich* also wrote his book after conversing with the devil; could that devil be the same being that conversed with the author of this book, Mitsuro Sato?
It breaks free from the shackles of righteousness as a wrong prejudice and turns the course from unhappiness to happiness.
The book "The Secret" was difficult to read, but with this book, I can easily understand the concepts I found hard. It's awesome!
It was not an easy book for me. Through this book, I came to understand, at least a little, the phrases I had been curious about for a long time, such as "we are all one" or "altruism is selfishness."
I sometimes ponder what the standards of so-called "morality" or "righteousness" actually are. While we may not know the exact criteria, one thing is certain: they are constantly changing. This is because the times and places in which humans live are constantly shifting, necessitating new perspectives. Thus, this book, *Chat with the Devil*, contains a philosophy of life far removed from novels or self-help books. One day, a devil whispers to the protagonist—who is sick and tired of the
