Showing posts with label Three Divine Pillars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Three Divine Pillars. Show all posts

Thursday, November 12, 2009

The Pillar of the God



Isuzu River is the bounds (kekkai) between the sacred ground of Naigū of Ise Jingu and the outer world.

Isuzu (五十鈴) means fifty bells. I think it’s a very Shinto-ish name. Bells signifies the harai, purification. The Shinto maiden dances with bells in her hands. The metallic sound of the bells clears off the evil spirits or negative energies. Not just one bell, but to have many bells to create multiple sounds is the key to harai.

In ancient Shinto, the kazutama(the spirit of numbers) of 3 and 5 is called “annanai”. Annanai means “to help one another”.

The number 50 is bigger than 35 and I sense that it means “perfection.” The Isuzu River is a river that purifies perfectly.

On November 3rd, a ceremony was held for the newly built Uji Bridge that runs on top of Isuzu River. The day before the ceremony, one of our reader took a photo of the new Uji Bridge (shown ). On this photo, you can see a Divine Pillar descending from the heavens. The love from the nation and the efforts of the priests of Ise Jingu are felt by the gods. The gods are making a move.
This photo shows that the divine energy is filling this bridge.

The next kekkai after the Isuzu River is the Miya River. Around a thousand years ago, the priests were strictly told not to pass this river. A visit to the outer world passing Miya River was considered unnecessary for the priests of Ise Jingu. As long as they serve the god of Ise, they were to dedicate their lives to stay inside the sacred ground of Ise Jingu all year around.

I certainly hope the priests of today remain in the same spirit.
The God of Ise is roaring like a thunder. It is time for the priests of Ise to brace oneself so he doesn’t get blown away.

The line between Ise and Hakusan, the center of Japan, is starting to glow.

Ikashite-itadaite arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

Monday, June 29, 2009

Gathering the White Stones



One of the most important event held during the sengu at The Grand Shrine of Ise is the Oshira-ishi-mochi-gyouji (お白石持行事).

The event is to bring the Oshira-ishi stones from the riverbed of Miyagawa of Ise city that is used to cover the sacred ground of the honden main shrine.

The stones hold the electro-magnetic energy of the gods. They are like a battery. So, it is a very important event that has a significant spiritual purpose.

The stones that are now at the sacred ground had been there for the last twenty years. I sense they are covered with spiritual filth and worn-out. Looking at these facts, I know that sengu is necessary in order to purify the whole place.

As mentioned in the past blog, in the ancient days, I sense that these “white stones” were brought all the way from Haku-san to Ise.

The area where Hakusan-chukyo-jinjya (白山中居神社) is located, has a another name, Itoshiro (石徹白). It can be translated as “gathering white stones”. I sense that they used to gather the white stones from Haku-san and transported to Ise passing through Itoshiro. They would check the location of the sun as they walk. This is the original archetype of Sun Worship.

The religious archetype of the ancient civilization existed on the top of Haku-san. The Three Stone Pillars stood there where God Spirits resided. It stood in a perfect triangle.

“Three Pillars” or “a triangle form” is a fundamental secret in all religions in the world.

I sense that the human race started from the area of Haku-san. Therefore, it is natural to think that the religious basis of all religion comes from this area.

When you look at the Three Pillars from the sky, it makes a perfect triangle. The Star of David, the symbol used in Judaism is made out of two of this triangle. Many temples or shrines in the world are secretly using three pillar methods in building the main part of its building.

In Japan, the torii gate at the Shinto shrines used to be made out of three poles in a triangular shape. There are still remains seen in different parts of Japan.

The woods used to build the new shrines for the sengu are cut off in a special manner. They call is Mitsuo-giri (三ツ尾伐り - photo of the ceremony:http://www.yoitokose.jp/ise/sengu/00003.php). Three shrine carpenters put their axes from three different sections to make a triangular end. This is a trace from the three pillar tradition.

The sacred mountain Haku-san - there lays a secret of the original human races. Adam and Eve is the same spirit as Izanami and Izanagi.

All Haku-san Shrines worship Izanami and Izanagi as the main gods.

The couple may well have lived around the area of Itoshiro…


Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-gozaimasu

Thank you for letting us live

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

The Return of the Divine Pillar - Part 1



In May of Year Heisei 20* (2008), I was told by a God to go to Korea to bring back the third stone pillar that was taken to Mt.Hakuto in North Korea. For some reason, I was told to go to Seoul, South Korea and go back and forth several times between the Great East Gate and the Great South Gate. The God told me that when I do this, we could utilize a spiritual energy line called the Path of the Dragon, to move the spiritual energy that runs from Mt.Hakuto towards Hong Kong. By doing this, the God said he would be able to condense the spiritual power of the third pillar and send it to me. He also told me that because I am coming from Japan, the spiritual line will open between Korea and Japan and that will enable me to pull the energy of the pillar back to Japan.

In the super ancient time, the land of Japan was created from the birth of Mt.Haku that is now in Ishikawa-prefecture. From there, all the continents on our planet started to arise. Human kind appeared from the area between Mt. Haku and Lake Biwa, Shiga-prefecture. From there, the creation of the mountains continued which led to arise the Eurasian. The Eurasian Continent was connected to the Continent of Mt.Haku that was, at that time, positioned at a 90 degree angle to the current main island of Japan. Some of the original human beings immigrated around the Black Sea and eventually expanded to the African Continent. This information was given to me through a Divine Revelation. The modern science has only been able to verify the root of human kind to originate in Africa.

Long time passes after this, around 20,000 years ago, due to the lowering of the sea level, there was a time when the land of Japan and the Euraisan Continent was connected. At that time, one of the Three Stone Pillars that was placed at the sacred ground of Mt. Haku was taken away to Mt. Hakuto that is now in the territory of North Korea.

After this incident, the balance was unbalanced and the wrong human kinds started to appear on this planet. The root of the Ubusuna-kami (the Birth Place God) needed three pillars in order to gather good genes to create complete humans. With only two pillars, the genes were in imperfection. By this incident, the spirit of being in oneness was concealed, and the humans with the genes with imperfection started to fight against each other creating wars.

When the God spoke to me last May about going to Korea, I discussed it with my family. They said they wouldn’t mind going with me. But as a Japanese salary-man, I was only able to take a long vacation around the New Years. However, at that time, the value of Japanese Yen was not good and the gas price was so high, the airlines were adding a surcharge. It was going to be very expensive for the whole family to fly and spend few days in Korea. I told the God that I would like to cancel his plan. He was in silence. But later in the year, Yen went up, and the surcharge was deducted due to the downfall of gas price. On top of that, when I called up a travel agency, they told me that they just had some cancellation and that they have seats for my family. The situation turned around and we were able to go to Seoul. I had been there once 15 years ago. I was concerned about the language problem, but surprisingly many of store clerks spoke very good Japanese. I thought I was in some town like Osaka. It was much alike. Continue…

Ikashite-itadaite Arigato-Gozaimasu


*Year Heisei (平成)20: A year of Futo (20) – a number that is linked to Sun Goddess Amaterasu-Ohomikami