KEIKO KOMA net

30 Dec. 2011

Blue wind

I called a special wind, that blew in the land of a young king of Koguryo, king Kotai who had enlarged its territory to the maximum, “blue wind”. This wind told me when to take action. One day in Kyoto I had been quite spontaneous and could not predict my behavior, and in the evening, without intention, I was led to take a photo of the Yasaka tower and to my great wonder the photo manifested the blue wind. I realized that in reality on that day I had been preparing to enlarge my activities in Kyoto and elevate our stage. I became determined to keep on moving around in Kyoto, unified with the energy of this wind and create a new world for humankind to live on. Without a soul no person could live on. My father always told me not to forget that I was a direct descendant of the kings of Koguryo. After his death, I realized the precious meaning of this. To forget this was to lose my soul. People who had a soul in mind would endeavor to open up a future world for coming generations in the same manner as life in nature was seamlessly working in favor of newly born lives. This was the law of life. Human beings should work for new coming generations. People who knew the soul of kings who had created and enlarged a new world for people to live on would keep on moving ahead and creating a new world at this end. Now was the time to do so and achieve our goal as the blue wind was together with us. This was a great hope. To my great encouragement, at the Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered concert I narrated poems to resurrect souls of people so that we would all live on together. Having held the concert for two days in Kyoto with a full audience, I would like to express my deepest gratitude as we shared the precious experience of realizing the beginning of a new era.