KEIKO KOMA net

16 Feb  2009

Path for rebuilding our country

After the opening of the skyrocket center, I can envision Mt. Gojo with kings of Koguryo  and receive messages just by going down to the basement floor and sitting down in front of the Koma calligraphy made by Mr. Idaki Shin, while I used to pay visits to the tomb of king Jakou in Saitama prefecture wishing to meet with souls of my ancestors. The skyrocket center became indeed the center to rebuild our country. Today, I envisioned a magnificent man smiling at me from the top of Mt. Gojo. He seemed to be fully prepared to cooperate with us, especially in successfully realizing our concerts in Kyoto, Fukuoka, Kagoshima and Tokyo. After the two lectures given by Mr. Idaki Shin, one was about ontology and the other was a monthly one, I got over negative influences coming from the existing educational system. I felt as if somebody told me several times that I should not give orientation nor should I listen to and blindly believe other people’s instructions.
As long as my inner potential was discovered by another person, my life would remain enslaved to that person. In this respect Mr. Idaki Shin’s explanation on subjectivity, the master and slave relation, was very exciting. The Idaki counseling courses and his concerts, on his part, provide people with a precious experience to acknowledge within themselves  the deepest wishes and source of energy to realize them, which allow people to live an autonomous life. I recalled that the representative of a corporation usually considered himself as being already self-reliant, however, I knew that everybody has been loaded with negative influences coming from past history as I could envision the conditions of people’s internality, that predetermined one’s destiny from within so the most important thing was to meet Mr. Idaki Shin and realize the true meaning of love as he was capable of fully accepting the state of life of a person, assimilating negative factors into the light of life and regaining human sensitivity that allowed each to develop inner potential to the full. Idaki provided the field for experiencing true love. But to our sadness in Japan, people immediately prejudge anything as a sort of religion as soon as we described our activities with terms essential to humanity such as love, life, soul, spirituality, and peace. This demonstrated how deeply our life has been controlled by material wealth and become alienated from the richness of inner life. Not to mention that coming new generations have been victims of this man-made system. Therefore I started the Idaki activities twenty five years ago with the view to create a good society that would allow our children to live truly happy lives by discovering and realizing their innermost wishes. The authentic rebuilding of our country was started by transforming the internality of people’s lives.