KEIKO KOMA net

28th July 2008

Living in a new world
 
The new guitar music played by Mr. Idaki Shin for this website was wonderful. I love its sound, melody and rhythm. Mr. Katsuaki showed me a new page dedicated to what I called Skyrocket center and my atelier. I was deeply impressed by both the music and the beauty of the web design; there was lots of wit and hope that would encourage visitors. The music for the English and Spanish websites was also wonderful. Today joy to be alive filled me from the bottom of my life. I became accustomed to the new world and ready to move forwards with all my might.  
Today was the second day of the Idaki counseling course and was the heaviest day for my body. I even hesitated to leave home and felt like staying in bed, but knowing the importance of my assistance and considering the huge responsibility of Mr. Idaki Shin, I chinned up and prepared myself. During today’s counseling course, Mr. Idaki Shin played the piano and expressed the misery of each precious life that was treated as a mere object, exploited and thrown away once there was nothing left. There existed a certainly unknown group of people that has been controlling human society for centuries. I was filled with energy to challenge them. Then I realized that when each person became aware of this system of exploitation, and started to take action over the framework imposed on them, then the system itself would stop functioning, and almost automatically the past history of misery would be over, and a new society for life would be created. .Recently I delivered an orientation lecture for the Idaki Sdhin counseling courses and I was very surprised to see that some attendants did not show any interest in my explanation. They seemed to have no interest in their own lives. Because our world is in a critical situation, we have no time to spare. Everyone has to decide either to challenge the situation and live on, or to shut down one’s own future. I sincerely wish and pray that everyone will acknowledge the truth of the matter and take appropriate decisions. Many people in the streets looked nervous and sad and every day I see at least three car accidents. Because I know the way to break through the actual situation I am vigorous and grateful to my life, but most of people still do not know about the world of Idaki, so I feel more encouraged to do Idaki activities as rapidly as possible.