KEIKO KOMA net

30th July 2008

To change one’s life

Today Mr. Idaki Shin said in his monthly lecture for entrepreneurs that he always endeavored to challenge seemingly impossible things in order to change his life. His story was very dramatic and I enjoyed listening to him. I felt that the core of my life became unified with the surrounding atmosphere. He also stressed the fact that the Idaki counseling courses have actually changed each person’s life from within. One could hope for a marvelous life like a superman, but one’s consciousness still remained unchanged, and blocked one’s enormous potential. I said farewell to my old consciousness. Eventually he explained that the Shamisen was a special instrument in that it rejected any intentional approaches, and only the body’s core could generate a wonderful sound with it. Then I grasped the reason why I was not moved by Shamisen music. More often than not, my emotions and sentiments were responding to artificial things. One could feel joy when one was liberated from strong stresses. Authentic happiness was the sate of being free from any oppression. I recalled messages I received in Macedonia that were telling me about the world far beyond Heaven. It was extremely pleasant and comfortable, but surprisingly emotionless. As one gets away more and more from concerns and personal tastes, one gets closer to the state of nothingness.
I was still too much influenced by many fabricated frameworks in my brain. I considered myself and decided to break through the small world of my taste. Life is always changing to live on. I am extremely grateful to Mr. Idaki Shin for today’s lecture. Now, every time I listened to music by Mr. Idaki Shin, sentences were coming up automatically in my mind., irrespective of the type of music he played. The concert held on Star Day revealed the origin of negative consciousness, and the Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered concert in Kyoto has revealed true history. Souls buried deep underground were resurrected and Heaven and Earth turned up side down. 
There was indeed no reason to cling to old artificial frameworks. While I could concentrate on sales activity at maximum two hours and a half per day in my early career, now I could do triple that. I draw a five meter long tapestry within less than half an hour, .I feel like drawing as many as three five meter tapestries without taking a rest. I have so many assignments however I put a priority on changing my life for the better. Today I also received an invitation letter to the opening of the Arabic book festival to be held in November and December in Lebanon. I am always grateful to our Lebanese friends, especially to Mr. Nehme and Prof. Ghazi for always actively promoting our activities. I pray that tomorrow will be another precious day, that will pave a way for global peace.