KEIKO KOMA net

23 Mar. 2010

Live a life true to Idaki principles

As I gave an introductory lecture about the Idaki counseling courses, I realized that I was living a marvelous and happy life more than I had dreamt as this liberated me from a predetermined destiny and opened a way for manifesting my true self. At today’s Café Akira salon gathering, we acknowledged this and felt grateful to be able always to open up our own future without being disturbed by unstable situations around us. Our lives were full of dramatic and wonderful things. I talked about the process of creating the Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered project. After having lost both of my parents, I decided to visit Lebanon tracing my identity and Phoenician people’s spirituality, encountered the drought-hit situation of Ethiopia, and started to help people, and visited the area where the oldest human bones were discovered, and now we were heading for realizing my dream of Mt. Gojo. Its development was indeed beyond human imagination and nobody could write the scenario of a drama like what had actually happened in my life. I called my life a great romanticism of history. Today I was heading for Kyoto vigorously anticipating many new things to happen as I could always deepen the meaning of my life in Kyoto. Kyoto allowed people to start paving a way for an unknown but a dramatic future.