26 May 2012

Unified at soul

I have received a letter from Prof. Ghazi from Lebanon that marvelously expressed the state of my life in the face of seven concerts coming in May and I was greatly impressed especially because he wrote about a story that I had told only at my video lecture delivered just among ourselves. I realized that our internality was indeed unified. This was a great hope. It was in the year 1998 that I had lost both my parents and suffered from great depression, while I could visit historic sites of Koguryo, to my great joy, for the first time in my life. I recalled that at the end of last year I had expressed in a poem for a Messages from Mother Earth concert to be held in Kyoto that life in nature was preparing for the arrival of an authentic spring for life. Though in our human world a true spring looked unpromising, the North Eastern disaster that hit Japan last year showed us that human beings should start living a harmonious life with nature. So it was time to renew our life with hope embracing an arrow of light that would invite an authentic spring for Japanese people. This year there happened many sad events. However, I felt at the depth of my life that a completely new glorious world has been provided to us that would allow us to manifest to the rest of the world the true light of self and inner potentials. This corresponded to the meaning of an authentic spring for humankind that looked different from the image I had about spring. Now I became prepared to welcome this. One day a gust of wind told me that the saddest year in my life, the year 1998, commemorated the beginning of my living a truly happy life. I realized that sadness was transformed into love. Prof. Ghazi shared this from Lebanon, a country very far from Japan and he wrote me that the year 1998 marked a sign of a coming marvelous period in my life; though I was in deep despair having lost both of my parents, my inner potentials were globally manifested to realize the universal truth. Our internality was indeed connected to the rest of the world. I trembled as I thought about the great magnitude of influences on people all over the world of holding seven concerts in May. I would do everything to lead them to achieve a great success and I sincerely wished that many people would come to experience our concerts.