KEIKO KOMA net

2 Sep. 2011

My homeland

I have picked up a photo of woods in Mt. Gojo that I called my homeland and installed at my new residence. I was greatly moved as I watched it and my life trembled. In my bedroom I installed another photo frame of a yellow flower also photographed at Mt. Gojo and the space was filled with an aroma of dream that I had cherished since childhood. Spontaneously I clapped my hands. In a room with photos of my homeland I installed a curtain in silver decorated with my mind-scape art works and flower arrangement, and it was brilliantly shining. I was surrounded by unique art works in the whole universe and many new ideas were coming up in my mind. At the Idaki Shin counseling applied courses held last month in Kyoto, he talked about his idea of issuing a new currency that would be paid to people who were just living a happy life. This was a future vision of a truly human society. I exclaimed in my mind that now Morioka and Kyoto became my home town, where I would realize an ideal society and a center for global peace.