Whats deep inside the Earth

Underwater ruins are often discovered in the Mediterranean. In Okinawa, there is a legend about an island that disappeared in one night. Also an underwater ruin made out of giant stone has been found that may have been an ancient sacred ground/ a place to hold rituals. I think that we will experience activities of the Earth such as sinking of islands and lands much more than what the scientists are now saying.

Just imagine. The surface of the Earth is a thin crust and it’s actually just on top of the mantle layer. And the mantle layer is all pulpy magma running through. In this magma, I sense a great will of the Earth. I somehow feel a very high intelligence inside this river of magma.

This flow of magma is creating the geo-magnetic energy. In my vision, I see this flow of magma in the mantle layer uniting with the magnetic-energy waves from the sun and they are breathing together creating a flow. It is like plus and minus, yin and yang or the couple god Izanagi and Izanami.

What I am trying to say here are:

＊　There is also a god deep inside the geologic stratum. Therefore, it is good to send our gratitude to the layers beneath the surface of Earth.

＊　I want you to know that success, happiness and health in this reality are given to the ones who have come to make peace with this god of the deep part of Earth. 



To begin with, how did someone decide where to build a shrine in the ancient time? This question will lead us to understand that the deep underground had a great will and intelligence. And someone must have felt certain locations that revealed its power thus come to know a shrine was needed to be build above those places. That was the god’s will.  

Thus when you visit a Shinto Shrine, don’t only be concerned about the building but most importantly:

＊ Have the sense of gratitude to the earth beneath it.

＊ Know that a god exists deep down in the ground and only send gratitude. (Don’t ask for any favors and wishes.)

Your thoughts will reach to the god of the very deep earth through your Innate God. 　

In the Western world, people say there is a shambara, the legendary god’s kingdom exist deep underground. I feel that there are many passages that lead to that kingdom. In Europe the Alps, in Asia the Himalayas, in America and Canada the Rockies and in Japan Haku-san are the places where this passages exist.

Because of the god’s will, Haku-san (Mt.Haku) was intentionally not open to the public for a long time. Before Taicho-daishi (泰澄大師), a monk in the Nara period, opened the mountain to the public, it was a prohibited place to enter. It was controlled by god’s will not to become a place where people pay attention. I imagine that some local people did secretly enter the mountain before the time of Taicho-daishi and many never returned.   

Even today, I have heard someone who had seen a super giant tree in Haku-san. People had tried to search for this tree from the sky but have never found it. The tree seems to appear only when one has come alone and got lost in the woods. When one sees an unbelievable giant tree or an unusual flower that is a sign that one has come close to the entrance to shambara.

In Tibet, underneath the Potala Palace there seems to be a maze that leads to shambara. I think this palace was intentionally built above the maze in order to hide it.

I wish you to be aware of the possibility that the earth will sink and rise way more than one can imagine and the importance to send gratitude to the earth and the deeper layers.  

Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

I am grateful to be led to live this life

生かして頂いて　有り難う御座います

original Japanese blog:

2015-11-26 11:40:21

Transcription from the Mythology - 1

Since it’s the New Years time, lets talk about a fanciful fable.

In the Kojiki, God Izanami and Izanagi (parents of Amaterasu) are said to have done a “Kuni-umi-no-shinji”(a divine work of the land-making). The husband and wife deities stood on Ama-no-ukihashi, a bridge that connects this world and Heaven or the Worlds of the Gods, and used the divine sword to stir the open sea.

The Ama-no-ukihashi bridge, I sense, is a vehicle to travel between one dimension and another. I see it in a cloud like form that is made out of magnetic energy ball
in five colors.

The Japanese mythology tells, the couple deities put their power together and stirred the ocean from this five-color cloud with the Ame-no-nuboko, the divine sword. When they took the sword out from the ocean, the seawater dripped from the tip of the sword and created lands.

This story has many layers of hidden meanings. One of the hidden meanings is about Kuni-umi (land-making) that could be interpreted as “giving birth to children.”

The “five colors” are significant colors that have been used from ancient times in rituals. It signifies the Creation, the Yin & Yang and the Five Elements (wood, fire, earth, metal, water).

So, imagine this. A couple lying on top of a five-colored futon and united. This must be a very good way to create a child. The Hoko sword is wider on the pointed end which represents the male organ. The ocean is the female.

What if the divine sword, Ame-no-nuboko, that was used to create land on Earth really existed? Wouldn’t that be exciting?

Actually, it did exist.

It existed on one of the slopes of Mt.Haku behind Hakusan-Chukyo-Jinjya. What was used in the myths had been transcribed in this World of Reality as a form in the nature. I was amazed when this photograph was shown to me. It took a form of a giant rock. Something peculiar happened to this rock and it no longer exists. To be continued…

Ikashite-itadaite arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

A Collection of My Photography

"Mt.Haku -The Home of the Gods" - 「神々の故郷、白山」


From few years ago, I have been sensing the nature withering away. It will escalate faster then one can imagine. Whether we can save the nature from dying or not, depends on how much appreciation we have for the nature. The shrine is a place where you could go and send gratitude to the gods of nature. When you come to a realization, your gratitude could save the nature. The energy of true gratitude would be felt by the fairies in the forests and help save the forest.

I have been taking pictures of the forest and the nature since I started to think of this. I used to visit Haku-san (Mt.Haku) area for work, so I had a lot of chance to catch the scenes of Haku-san. It’s often covered with clouds, but when you can see it covered in snow it is spectacular.

I've been wanting to take the whole mountain view. So I had visited many weekends. I felt I was guided. And found unusual spots where there are no artificial buildings in front. The clouds were gone when I was there.

I took many great pictures but the best one is the one with a strong blue aura of a god in front of the Haku-san mountain.

Haku-san is very hard to get to. And even if you go there it’s very rare to see the whole view. Usually, it is covered by clouds. It would be a pity for the readers not to be able to see this beautiful mountain.

Just when I was thinking about it, I happened to find a photo book of Ise Jingu at a book store. I looked at the publisher. It was Random House Kōdan-sha. This publisher had contacted me two years ago when my blog first became a book. There are many photo books of Ise Jingu but almost none on Haku-san, the origin of Shinto.

Through my blog, so many people have started to worship Haku-san, and I felt like I wanted to show them the image through my perspective. I have more than a thousand photos. But interestingly, the publisher picked up 108 photos to publish. The number 108 is said in Buddhism the number of earthly passions.

To each image, I wrote a comment through my inspiration in hopes that the viewer/reader of this book will feel enlightened.




To get 10 free photos, you can go to:
http://www.randomhouse-kodansha.co.jp/isehakusan/

Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

Hakusan （白山）– The Sacred Mountains

Shira-mine (白峰) is the name of the village where the entrance of the trail begins towards the peak of Haku-san (Mt.Haku). In the very old days, it was called Ushi-kubi-mura. Ushi means cow. Kubi means neck. Mura means village. What an awkward name. People say that the name derives from the shape of the village that looks like a neck of a cow.

But when I hear Ushi-kubi (牛首)、 Emperor Gozu (牛頭天皇) comes into my mind. Gozu means the head of a cow. Emperor Gozu was said to be one of the child of Susanoo in the Mythology of Japan. The blue colored spiritual body of Susanoo has appeared in different forms at different periods in our history. The energy of Susanoo was most active during the Heian Period (794AC~1185AC), and appeared in a very special figure. He was called Ushi-kubi (牛首). Ushi-kubi is an oni (鬼), an ogre (not always evil. In this case it comes from the Righteous World of the Gods). The person who was called Ushi-kubi actually had two horn like lumps on his head.


During and before the Heian Period, things like this happened often. It was a time when people where still connected with the spiritual world. The horns that come in my vision are about two to four inches long. It is rounded on the top. It appears to be made out of hardened skin. The horns seem to have appeared as a sign in the early stage of the development of males who had taken over the strong spiritual energy of Susanoo. After the Heian Period, as the development matured, even though some still inherit the spiritual energy of Susanno, the horns are no longer obvious as a physical sign.


From my understanding, the reason why the village under Haku-san was called Ushi-kubi is because at that time, there were two males with this horns, protecting Haku-san. They were the spiritual body of Susanoo in a human figure who did not allow anyone to enter the sacred mountain until 1300BC. They lived in Ushi-kubi-mura in Ishikawa Prefecture but was able to spiritually protect the whole range of mountains from Gifu Prefecture to Fukui Prefecture. I sense that they had unbelievable amount of stamina. Even nowadays, people tell me that it is common for the people in Shiramine to climb the mountain twice a day for their duties until they reach 60 yrs old. The mountain is 2700m (9000 feet) high. Last year, I heard a 90 yrs old man from that village who climbed to the top and return in one day. (It takes average of 8 hrs one way). It tells how strong these men are in this village.

From where I live, I could see the figure of Haku-san. Few times a year, it appears in the blue-white light reflecting in the sunlight. It is still the sacred mountains that receive the protection of Susanoo and Haraedo-Yonshin*(祓戸四神). It is the range of mountains that received the first breath of life on this planet Earth from The Root God.


Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live



For details on“Haraedo-Yonshin(祓戸四神)” please read article of Dec/24/08.

The Secret of Hakusan (Mt.Haku) part 1

The sacred mountain Hakusan was the first land that was born which later expanded to become the Chain of Islands of Japan. The original energy form of earth god is Ōkunitokotachi-Ōkami. After he created the whole landscape of this planet earth, he rested on the area where it is now called Hakusan. From there the Chain of Islands of Japan arose and expanded. In the beginning, it was a very different shape from what we see today.

Hakusan arose and the land was created around the mountain all the way to Ise spreading long and narrow to the other end that went very close to the Chinese Continent. Hakusan was three times taller at this time than what it is today. But size of the skirt of the mountain is almost the same as today.This land is directly connected to the chain of mountains, the key line that I have been talking about between Ise and Hakusan, is the center of Honshu (the main continent of Japan).

One side of the skirt spreads all the way very close to the Chinese Continent. Eventually through numerous events of land shifts, the long and narrow land made a right turn and stabled itself to what we see today as the Chain of Islands of Japan. It settled in a shape of a giant dragon that represents the energy form of the god of earth, Ōkunitokotachi-Ōkami.

The god who resides on Hakusan that is the origin of Japan is called Hakusan Kukuri-hime-Ōkami. She rarely appears in any of the mythologies that has been passed on. A very mysterious goddess. She had been intentionally hidden by Amatsu-Kami who created the Japanese culture. But the word “Kukuru”, this ancient word vibrational energy, was left for us to “know” from her name. “Kukuru” comes from “Kukuri-hime”. Hime means goddess or princess , female or hidden, secret. Kukuri or Kukuru means “to gather, or bring together, bind, bundle”.

This secret tells us that Kukuri-hime is NOT the only true god that exists. But it is true that Amaterasu-Ohomikami is the most important god at this epoch of today. And it is also important to know that they are Goddesses.

The secret of Hakusan can also be understood through the works of Taicho-Daishi. I sense that he possessed the greatest psychic ability of all times in the Japanese history, who was able to connect with the sources of The World of Gods.

He was the man who opened Hakusan. When I say “he opened,” it means that he was the first man to train Shugendo in this mountain. He prayed to the god of Hakusan and established Buddhism on this ground. He sensed the Eleven Headed Kannon Bosatsu in Hakusan. The divine vibrational energy level of this Bosatsu is 11. It is the same level as Amanomeminakanushi-no- Kami, the highest level that could be perceived by a human being. The true identity of the Eleven Headed Kannon Bosatsu is one form of Amanomeminakanushi-no- Kami. The reason why the supreme god appeared in a Bosatsu figure is because it was a severely difficult time for the Japanese people and the god decided to show them a figure through the popular religion at that time to help ease the pain. Therefore the Eleven Headed Kannon Bosatsu of Japan and India has a totally different significance and the level of vibrational energy is also different.

Another story is that in the very ancient times, Hakusan was the center ground of Japan to hold spiritual ceremonies. The supreme god, Amanomeminakanushi-no- Kami was worshiped at this sacred ground. However, when the conquerors arrived to this place, they destroyed and closed the place. Until the arrival of Taicho-Daishi, it was a place of taboo. A strong fate of this place can be preceived.

Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live


Mother God of Earth

In each country, a Jiboshin (地母神), mother god of earth, resides. These mother gods of earth are one family line and they are globally networking. They usually reside on great chain of mountains around the world where the snow falls.
The leader Jiboshin of this network resides in Japan. It is the God Hakusan. This deity is at the eleventh dimension and it posses both mother and father quality. Amaterasu-Ohomikami is at the tenth dimension and her main focus is to protect and mother the land of Japan. But God Hakusan is more of a global god and in a way, it doesn’t show any special affection to the Japanese people. When I look at Mt.Haku from a distance, I can see the Kailas Range of Tibet and the Rocky Mountains of North America overlapping. In Mt.Haku, I sense a spiritual energy that runs globally beyond the realm of Japan. The local people call this mountain “Shira-yama.” This tells me that ancient people from other continents had come to admire this mountain. The sound of “shira” has a vibration of the Chinese tribes. What I am trying to say is that this mountain has attracted people from all over the world from the ancient times.

Ikashite-Itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

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Hakusan (Mt.Haku)

There are many Hakusan Shrines all over Japan, the highest number of shrines with the same name. No one knows why there are so many. It is indeed strange. There is a secret god who was concealed in the past. Geographically, the line between Hakusan and Ise is a key that plays an important role. It also has to do with the sun worship traditon.

My special mountain is Hakusan. I could see the Light Pillar towards the heaven not from the shrine but from the top of this mountain. I saw it from the Noumi plane. It is very rare to see the pillar at this location. The color is white and the size of the pillar is gigantic. I sense that this Ise-Hakusan line holds the key on earth.

Q.. Who is the secret god of Hakusan Shrine? And who concealed this god? Please tell me.
A.. The secret god is Kukuri-hime-kami. She is the god who can re-fasten the loosened human souls. This goddess is able to influence your helical DNA structure. When she is concealed, the human hoops are loosened, and wars and crimes are created.

I sensed that, in ancient times, a very important being was worshipped at the top of Hakusan. It had to do with sun worship. A kingdom existed around this area and Hakusan was the center of it.

When you visit the Hakusan Hime Shrine and Ise Gegū, you will be receiving the active vibration of the sun. The light pillar will also be rising at the top of the Hakusan, so if possible, go to the entrance of the trail and spend a few hours and then go to Ise. This would be the ideal trip. If that sounds a little too much, Hakusan Hime Shrine is an easier access. Heizenji-Hakusan Shrine in Fukui Prefecture is also acceptable. The distance between Hakusan and Ise is about 100km (62.5miles). Take the train or a car.

Hakusan Hime Shrine worships Kukuri-Hime-Kami. The hidden god is worshipped. In ancient times, it was most actively worshipped, but some powerful force arrived and sealed her. The number of shrines that worship her is the largest in Japan and yet her legend has disappeared.

Q.. For this powerful force, Kukuri Hime, who re-fastens the human souls, was inconvenient. What was the force?
A.. I sense there is an archetype of this force in very ancient time. This force is transferring the same concealing incident into this dimension over and over again. I am trying to identify the age of this occurrence but the scenery looks very different. There are two moons in the sky and the air feels different from the present. Yet the stage is certainly still the same as where Hakusan is located today. It is probably the time of creation or the era of gods. This is what I can see.

Q.. Where is Hakusan connected to?
A.. To the reverse side of the universe.

Q.. What is the definition of the reverse side of the universe?
A.. In this universe, I feel there is a law of “two factors constructing one” in the order of nature. To begin with, there exists the front side and the reverse side of the universe. I sense these two giant universes are connected at one apex point. One star will be positioned at the similar location on both universes. There is a somewhat parallel or symmetrical order that takes place. When I saw this through my spiritual vision, it reminded me of something that looks very similar.

It is the human brain. The front universe is the left brain, and the reverse universe is the right brain. Maybe the human brain is actually the miniature copy of the configuration of our universe. Each of the nerve cells in our brain could be a star in the universe. The understanding of the cosmos in Japanese esoteric Buddhism is described as “The Mandala of the Two Worlds”, the Taizō-kai - Womb World and the Kongō-kai - Diamond World. The number of cerebral nerve cells that increase and decrease from our time of birth to the time of death, and the movement in the space between the beginning and ending of the universe may well have a correlation. Scientific research on the brain may be the way to find out about the moving pattern of the universe. If there already exists this sort of theory please let me know.

Right after this reading, the Divine Spirit told me something interesting. “When the fixed star shines white in the evening sky it means one sun’s life has ended. As a reward for its completion, an offshoot of the sun descending to this dimension and is born as a human. It is true, from this sense, that humans carry Amaterasu-Ohomikami in their own Innate God. In a very rare case, when one human being is able to embody Amaterasu-Ohomikami during his or her life time, at his or her death one fixed star will actually explode and disappear.”

When a great person dies, newspapers would often describe, “a giant star has fallen” as a metaphor. It seems like this is actually true. I asked the Divine Spirit, if there was any person during my lifetime who had manifested an explosion of a fixed star. In the 20th century, there was one in the Japanese industrial field, and also one in the religious field. I will write more later.

Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

The meaning of “sanpai” 参拝- pay a visit to a shrine

Nowadays the shrine I would consciously visit is Ise Jingu - The Grand Shrine of Ise. As for Hakusan, I sense the mountain itself is a shrine, so I go to look at the mountain from a distance and send my gratitude. In the old days, I used to visit different shrines in the Kinki district as I was called. There are shrines where god spirits often resides, and there are shrines where gods have been distant. God spirits are free moving energy. When I say the gods are distant, it does not mean there are no gods at all. When a person with sincere gratitude is paying a visit, a god will come around. We all are a household of our “living innate god”. Visiting a shrine means, “god spirit in a living human being” visiting “the free moving god spirit with no physical body”. A shrine is a place for two gods to meet. In a shrine, they hold a mirror as a godly body. This means that you are there to look at your own innate god.

In Shinto, from ancient times, there is a type of spiritual exercise called Jireihai, which means to honor oneself in the mirror. You are paying a visit to a shrine simply to mirror your own god within. A shrine is a place that provides you the opportunity. The important part is not the shrine but the person who is visiting. Naturally, if the shrine is kept sacred, your chance to meet your innate god will be greater. Your innate god is a derivative of Kongenshin. It holds all factors of all gods. When you visit different shrines, you will meet a different part of your innate god. When I visit Ise Izawa-no-miya, I will witness Amaterasu Ohomikami within myself. When I visit Ookawa Shrine in Nara, I witness the retainer dragon within myself. There are many shrines all over Japan. Wherever you go, you will see a different part of yourself. The important fact is that the god is within yourself, not in the shrine. A shrine only holds the space for you to meet your innate god.

I hope you can see the difference now, how paying a visit to a shrine to ask for your wish is wrong and what the correct idea of a shrine is.

When you put your hands together at a shrine, this means you are “facing the mirror”. You are facing yourself (innate god) and returning to it. A person who sends a curse at a shrine will be cursing him/herself. If you send a wish at a shrine, you will be in a situation where you will always have to be wishing. When you send gratitude, you will be in an environment where you will always be thanked.

The righteous gods do not like elusiveness. Shrines are originally a place to send gratitude for good harvest only. How did it become a place to ask for wishes? It is a tragedy.

Q.. What is the proper manner for an offertory.
A.. I do not through money. I only send gratitude. When I have the chance I will send a donation.

Q.. When you are sending a prayer at a shrine, do you need to tell your name and address?
A.. No need at all. God is not such a needy existence.

Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live