Editing Sukyo Mahikari (section)

===Other beliefs===
Sukyo Mahikari promotes the practice of yoko agriculture. The practice of yoko agriculture involves organic agriculture combined with the use of positive words and attitudes to help people to cultivate respect for nature and restore soil to its pure and fertile condition.<ref>{{Cite book|title=Is the future in our hands? My experiences with Sukyo Mahikari|last=Tebecis|first=Andris|publisher=Sunrise Press|year=2004|isbn=0-9593677-4-8|location=Canberra, Australia|pages=307}}</ref> Accordingly, respect for nature and the natural environment is encouraged. The arbitrary use of chemical fertilizers, without consideration for the local environment, is discouraged. The organization has helped to create natural farms and promotes the distribution of natural and organic produce throughout the world.<ref>C. Cornille, "New Japanese Religions in the West: Between Nationalism and Universalism", Chapter 1, in "Japanese new religions: in global perspective, Routledge publication, Volume 1999 pp. 17, 2000, {{ISBN|0-7007-1185-6}}</ref>