Today I headed to Fukui from Mount Hiei. At the shore of Lake Biwa, I listened to “Kaze no Tayori” (“Messages from the Wind”), and headed to Tsuruga while listening to messages from the gods at a shrine standing on the shore of Lake Biwa.
At Kehi Jingu Shrine in Tsuruga, I was very happy with the messages from Kehi Jingu Shrine and Sarutahiko Shrine, and I felt new strength to move forward.
“The world in which people connected to the heavens live is the new world,” was the message.
I saw that living connected to the heavens means regaining what it means to be human, and that we can create a nation that will never perish again. I felt great hope.
Looking at the coast of Tsuruga, and then looking at Tsuruga Bay from a highway service area, I felt hope because the color of the ocean had changed. The ocean, which had been dark, sad, and heavy, was illuminated by light and had turned into an ocean of light.
The wind was blowing toward the future, toward the future.
Looking at Tsuruga Bay, I could see exactly what Master Idaki Shin has always said: “The dead have moved ahead of us and are opening up a new era.”
My ancestors had reached Tsuruga Bay and searched for and created a place where they could live in Japan 1,300 years ago. Although I never experienced it myself, I have an inner sense that allows me to see it as clearly as if it happened yesterday.
The long and painful time of living in a world of darkness has come to an end, and a time has come when we can come forth, manifest our existence, and live. I am sincerely happy that we can welcome this time together with our souls, rejoice together with our souls, and live from this point forward, and I am filled with gratitude.
Welcomed by beautiful nature, and sharing our hearts with everyone who gathered, it was a very joyful time.
This is the beginning of creating a new nation.
Thank you very much.