KEIKO KOMA net

16 May 2010

Wind in May

The wind in May was extremely fresh and always impressed me to realize the joy of being alive. A traditional textile carp hung on a pole in my home garden must have been the most magnificent one in my town. When I was a child I enjoyed watching them fly over the sky waving to pleasant winds of May as I wished to be with them and freely fly over an endless space. Now this dream came true in my own life. I was living a meaningful life realizing what Mr. Idai Shin had once said that the internality of human beings was broader than the universe. At his concert one could realize this. Our heart was connected to an eternal world and we would make anything possible. Today also there were Idaki counseling courses and their positive influence would surely reach people all over the world. During the courses I envisioned a glorious future of humankind as the awakening of one person would lead to transforming the entire world into one based on humanity and principles of life. In this respect the realization of a global peace was within our reach. Blown by pleasant winds in May I was vigorously paving a way for our future.