KEIKO KOMA net

9 Dec 2009

Heijou palace ruin

Since ancient times Heaven has made a dramatic sunset with travelling clouds and a holy light beam a sign for building a new nation. I trembled at the magnificent light-scape. The sky of Nara was very large and I anticipated an historic drama to happen, paving the way for a new human era. I rejoiced to hear that almost every spectator to our concert held in Kyoto was very impressed with the concert as it was the first encounter in their lives with the world of Idaki. I felt a burden on my shoulders was removed. I felt that those who came to experience this miraculous concert were very lucky. After the concert, I realized the surrounding space has completely changed. When I visited Nara, Mother Earth delivered a message that keeping a stable state of life among the local community would not lead to paving a way for global peace as this was neglecting Heavenly light coming down from the world far beyond the universe. Human life was indeed connected with the vast universe. The more people acknowledged this, the better our society became. Our concert has provided the opportunity to experience the cosmic nature of human life. This was the key for breaking through any problems and opening up the future of people’s life. In December I would organize four Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered concerts. Mr. Idaki Shin would play various instruments, such as synthesizers, Japanese traditional drums, flute, guitar, saxophone, etc. depending on the theme of my poems that I narrated on stage. While I read poems of the world of souls he played the music in communion with every spectator’s internality. Therefore, in every different country where we staged the program, though people did not understand the meaning of my poetic narrations in Japanese, they shed tears out of great impressions as they were touched by their soul. An Iranian lady told me that she always thought over the reason why she shed tears at my concert. In any way as soon as we mutually acknowledge the world of souls through our concert, we could build an intimate human relationship that was the basis for a global peace.