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Journey : Ise ~ Kumano to Tenkawa 12

I concentrated my mind at the riverbank of Tenkawa village. The next moment, I felt a flow of strong divine energy coming from two directions. The flow of energy was like a huge pipeline, one coming straightforward from Mt.Tamaki and the other coming from Mt.Kōya. I used my psychic vision to locate the precise source and I’m sure that it comes from Koujin-take (location: http://xurl.jp/pt2b), a small mountain next to Mt.Kōya where God Shiva descent.

At the same time, my psychic vision showed me another view, looking at the Chain of Islands of Japan from the sky and targeting to Kinki District. The straight line of the spiritual energy connecting the “floating island” on the Pacific Ocean ⇔ The Great Waterfall of Nachi ⇔ Tamaki Jinjya leads to a beautiful triangle between Tamaki Jinjya ⇔ Tenkawa village ⇔ Koujin-take. The Chain of Islands of Japan is in a shape of a giant dragon. The triangle is located at the center of her body, the hara (belly) and it is shining in silver. With my psychic vision, I can see clearly that the area is coated in beautiful metallic silver. I felt strange of how clear it was. So I used my power to look close in detail and found out it was made out of mercury. There must be a rich mercury vein lying underground this triangle. I assume the underground water contains mercury as well. From this reason, the local people who drink out of the well might be suffering from neuralgia or arthritis as they age. The mercury triangle would definitely strengthen human consciousness. All the powerful spiritual places have some sort of special magnetic energy that comes from a geophysical source.

There was a reason for the notable monk, Kūkai, to choose Mt.Kōya as his designation coming all the way from Shikoku. He knew the jutsu (術), the technique to utilize the magnetic energy of mercury. He intentionally chose Kōya-san and not to be inside the triangular kekkai (結界), the bounds of the sacred ground, so he could be in control of the ON and OFF between the underworld and the state of consciousness. Inside the kekkai, it is too restrained. (It’s hard to explain in words)

I wanted to dedicate this special journey of the ancient trace from Ise to Kumano・Nara in gratitude to the readers who have been a great support to me. I reaffirmed that The Time has already began for the Great Human Evolution.
Nippon is spiritually a special place on Earth. I sincerely believe that the consciousness arousing from this “Land of the Rising Sun” would become the fundament transcribed to the whole world.




What will happen to the land of Nippon from this time on? Will the nation disintegrate or will it maintain the ancient tradition uniting in harmony by “being grateful for the present condition”? The deities are observing. For them, this era is just a blink of an eye, but for us, it ‘s the biggest turning point.

2010 will be in many ways, a “time of motion.”

Ikashite-itadaite arigato-gozaimasu

Thank for letting us live

The Celebration of Christmas and the Sun

Around December 22nd, the northern hemisphere including Japan enters the winter solstice. At this time, the day is the shortest and the night is the longest. The darkness is at its peak. And from this day, the daytime starts to get longer. This is the day the sun is spiritually reborn in the annual year cycle. The rebirth of the sun takes three days. From the 22nd ~ 25th, the embryo is moving out of the motherly body. And on December 25th, the day of Christmas, I sense the sun appearing as a whole complete new being.

Christmas is known as the birthday of Jesus Christ. The actual interpretation of this is to celebrate commemorating the day God descend to this World of Reality as Jesus in a human figure.
　
But when you really try to see this interpretation, another important understanding may be lying beneath. Is it really talking about one human being, Jesus himself? Or is it talking about the birth of the whole human race? The two has a significant difference. Wouldn’t it be wonderful to think that it is actually the day to celebrate the spirit of the sun descending as the first human beings to this World of Reality? It is the birthday of the whole human race.

It seems to me, to deify a man who died just over two thousand years ago, has to do with a lot of imagination invoking more imagination with political schemes behind. Even before the establishment of Christianity, many traces of sun worship can be seen in Europe. For example, the Stonehenge seen in England was made more than five thousand years ago and it has to do with the sun’s orbit.



Five thousand years ago and before, the whole world worshipped the sun. The sun was the foremost and fundamental aspect of faith. Japan still keeps the faith. We have the sun on our national flag. We worship Amaterasu-Ohomikami, the Sun God as the principal kami, or deity. Japan has been the life-long authentic sun worshipping country. (In Japanese, Japan is named Nippon or Nihon written as日本. 日 is the sun. 本 means base/root/origin).

I believe the 25th of December is a day to celebrate the birth of the sun. It seems more spiritually correct.


The attached photo was taken by one of our reader on the morning of Dec. 25th, at the Uji Bridge, the entrance to Naigū. At the center of the torii gate, you could see the sun after the three days rebirthing phase. This is a rare shot of the new sun of Year Heisei 22, a good omen.

Ikashite-itadaite arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

Journey : Ise ~ Kumano to Tenkawa 11

It has been a while since my last visit to the Tenkawa-Dai-Benzaiten shrine. My psychic eyes detected a spiritual existence of a giant white serpent calmly residing inside the shrine. The existence once supported a female religious leader who was called the "Avatar of Benzaiten." The serpent was completely in dormant. With the end of the Showa Era, his activity was banned by the World of the Gods. And the serpent himself seemed to have become disgusted with the human beings’ excessive demands through greedy prayers.

The female guru was a living psychic medium for the Giant White Serpent. And even after death, her soul is still bound to the World of the Ghosts. To repay the favor given by the serpent, she must render good service to the existence on behalf of the people whom she helped. It may take a lot of time before she is released.

Two famous persons are included in her followers, Mr. M-shita and Mr.S. The former was called the “god of economy” during the Showa Era and the latter was the powerful fixer in the back society of Japan who was in control of Jimin-Toh (the dominant political party). The two notable big bosses of both front and back societies had no hesitation in stating that they were the adherents of this female guru. This statement has a profound meaning.

The two bosses received a lot of requests for donation and extortion from the religious organizations all over Japan. They both replied, “I will give you the money. But don't disclose my name.” The two met many psychics and noticed that nobody exceeded this female religious leader. Although she was the representative of a new religious organization, she and her husband were entrusted as the presiding monks for the eleven hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the founding of Mt.Kōya. This treatment was unprecedented in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism.

I sensed that this female guru’s capability of seeing the future was quite remarkable. She could probably foresee the forthcoming 30 years of the customers in a split second. On the contrary, most of the famous psychics on TV are immersed in joy to guess the right answers to such as what he ate recently. It is useless and meaningless information for the person’s spiritual progress.

The female guru collected much money, but she kept sitting on the floor to consult her customers spending half a day of every single day until her death. At last, her legs seemed to have got gangrenous. She died young without living in luxury. She was indeed one of the most extraordinary beings who contributed to the prosperity of the Showa Era behind the scenes. From her contribution and the standpoint of spiritual possessing phenomenon, I will never forget this woman’s friendly laughing face I see through my psychic vision.

Going back to the giant white serpent, I sense that he used to live in the Tenkawa-mura village located between the mountains from the super ancient times. I think the shape of this village itself was suitable to accumulate a comfortable energy for the snakes to gather. In comparison with the place where the Tenkawa-Jinjya is built, the energy of kami was more abundantly filled in the other places of the Tenkawa- mura village. Through my psychic vision, I could see the whole village enveloped in a divine mist.

Why is this village so special? The reason I sensed was the relation of this village to the “floating giant island”(see article Nov-30-09) in the Pacific Ocean. The flow of energy came from that floating island through The Great Waterfall of Nachi and Tamaki-Jinjya shrine to the Tenkawa-mura village in a straight line (http://xurl.jp/cd2b, drawn by one of the readers).

Tenkawa-mura village geographically acted as a uterus and the energy heaped there and then returned back to the floating island, which created a spiritual energy circulation harmonizing the land and the sea into oneness. (To be continued… the final of this series)

Ikashite-itadaite arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

Journey : Ise ~ Kumano to Tenkawa 10

I went around the shrines in the territory of the Gods of Tamaki Jinjya to pray for peace in Japan.

At the Kumano-San-Zan shrines, up to God Susanoo is worshipped, but a shrine that worships Kunitokotachi-Ohokami (the Creator of the Earth) at its main Honden shrine is only exercised at Tamaki Jinjya.

The reason why this God’s name of Earth has been concealed at Gekū of Ise Jingu was probably because of the era. It seems to me that this God was meant to be hidden in the deep forest by the God’s will.

As I pay a visit to the shrine, I felt absolute tranquility. He is silent, but observing us in a solemn manner. Then, I received a revelation. “Due to the destruction of the World of the Ghosts, the evil spirits from the rivers to the mountains are rampant, but when it changes, it will change in blink of an eye.”

There was a path going into the woods, still within the sacred ground. However, I had decided to go back. We had to start our way back home today, and on the way back, I wanted to stop by Tenkawa Jinjya. We still had 400km to drive. I was determined to come again next year to try and find the stone statue. I simply stood there and used my psychic senses. I felt that the stone statue was as least 500m into the animal path and inside the bushes. But I definitely felt the existence. I waved goodbye to the Jōmon Sugi (old cedar tree) and left Mt.Tamaki heading to Tenkawa.

It has been 25 years since my last visit to Tenkawa Village. It was a surprise to feel the rising of the frequency of magnetic waves (spiritual energy) as we got closer to Tenkawa on the state road. The river that was running parallel to the road was remarkably beautiful. I could see the pure energy of nature overflowing the river.

We got to Benzaiten-Sha(天河大弁財天社) or Tenkawa Jinjya(天河神社). The parking lot was completely full. Looking at the number plates, people are coming from all the over Japan. This place is still a Mecca for the people who believe in so called “Okage” faith. I felt uneasy about the popularity of this place.

When I come here, I am reminded of one person. She was born a little below Tenkawa Village and was very active as a guru during the Showa Era (she dedicated her life to a giant white serpent and helping people until her legs were rotten).
to be continued …　

Ikashite-itadaite arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

Journey : Ise ~ Kumano to Tenkawa 9

Stories have been told about a sacred stone statue that proves the existence of a vanished civilization from more than twenty thousand years ago. The statue is said to be hidden in the deep woods of the territory of God of Tamaki Jinjya that is the sacred place for both Shinto and Shugen-do. This story was not known by the priests of Tamaki Jinjya.

I personally heard this story from a leader of a religious group. This man established a religious organization that became independent from Shugen-do (see last article for meaning). When I was at a meeting with a group discussing about Mt.Tamaki, the leader disclosed the story about a sacred statue. The secret of the secrets was revealed only because the people gathered at this meeting were limited to qualified members. The strictly confidential information was that a stone statue of Buddha was concealed in the deepest forest of Mt.Tamaki. It was told that only the best monks in Shugen-do were permitted to worship the figure.

Early in the Meiji Era, an anti-Buddhist movement took place. The movement led the removal or destruction of Buddhist icons from the sacred territory of Shinto. Most of the stone statues of Buddha in Mt. Tamaki were destroyed by the movement. However, some of the very special ones were sheltered to be escaped from the movement.

Even when the selected monks were allowed to worship the statue, they were strictly told by their master not to look at the figure. If one had looked into the figure, he would eventually lose his eyesight. The threat may have been thought only to hide the uncommon stone statue from the public. However, with the religions related to Mt.Ohmine, the actual forfeiture of eyesight truly occurs when a wishful prayer is made. Gan-kake usually means, “putting out a wishful prayer”, but Gan-kake can also be read as loosing an eye (eyes).

In spite of this saying, the religious leader (the man I heard the story from), when he went to worship this Buddha for his second time, he glanced up the image! He said that the statue had a foreign feature. The closest image he could express was the Moai statue found on the solitary island in the Pacific Ocean.

When I heard this story, it reminded of an incident.

Koujin-Take (荒神岳) was the mountain which I used to climb alone in the old days. The Koujin-Take is next to Kōya-San (高野山). God Shiva, which is a derivative of Susanoo, is said to descend to Koujin-Take while dancing in a blue form. And the Koujin-Take is the mountain where a spiritual existence threatened Kūkai (a notable monk, founder of the Shingon) every night. When Kūkai was preparing for founding of Koya-San, the existence appeared accompanied by a thunder storm and extorted Kūkai by saying, “Worship me. Otherwise my retainers of more than one hundred thousand shall destroy you.” Kūkai was obliged to show a willingness to compromise and erected a shrine to worship the intimidator.

On one clear day, when I had worshipped Mt.Ohmine from the Koujin-Take, I witnessed an image of a shining gold Moai statue with psychic vision. I didn’t know the meaning of the image at that time. But it was revealed that this image is the true form of Kongou-Zaoh-Gongen (the most supreme God for Shugen-do). Here today, the story of the stone statue completely coincided with my former experience.

This hidden story was revealed to me only because we are already in the Heisei Era. Was it all right to make this public? If it was the Showa Era, I may have been punished and destroyed.

To be continued・・・

Ikashite-itadaite arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live