KEIKO KOMA net

24 Sep. 2010

The Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered

A letter from Mr. Ghazi Khawaji always greatly encouraged me as it coincided perfectly with our activities in Japan. The energy to manifest the truth was indeed influencing everybody on earth. I felt extremely grateful to the nature of human life and appreciated our huge potential. As I narrated a poem about king Tomei, I was always filled with great impressions and shed tears as I could not fully express myself in words. When I stood on an ancient fortification wall of his first kingdom, I realized the sadness of his mother and I wrote down in my poem that Mother Earth has absorbed the tear drops of women. I realized that we should create a good human society that would allow our children to fully develop their own potentials. The sad history of humankind was over and that of love had started. We welcomed the arrival of a great moment in history when the desire most demanded of all human beings was being realized. Souls of people all over the world were getting together with us.