KEIKO KOMA net

14 Sep 2009

Truth would be told to those who would understand it

When I visited the ruins of Phoenicia in Tyre, the city with 9000 years of history, I asked a monument to tell me the truth of history, and it replied to me that truth would be manifest only when there came someone who was capable of understanding it. As long as a person was living an authentic life realizing the deep richness of human sensitivity, truth would be provided. Not to mention that the Idaki Shin concerts were designed to do this, I was filled with hope to change our society through our activities. This summer, memories from my childhood were revived and I recalled my innate nature to understand what most of people could not see, such as the destiny of life, etc. And I realized that when there was someone who understands the truth of our society and its artificial frameworks for human beings, the world would transform itself for the better. People would come to acknowledge something that would nourish and brighten our light of life and those that would damage it. The more we organized our concert, the more surrounding space became pure and beautiful. Truth would manifest itself and people would start living a beautiful life.