KEIKO KOMA net

7 Mar. 2011

Mother

I saw a bloom of plum flower that always made me bear hope of light in the darkness. It also made me recall the warmth of my mother and her anniversary that was by a marvelous coincidence the same day as that of Prof. Ghazi from Lebanon who had sent me a birthday greeting. Though my mother has passed away many years ago, I was confident that she was very happy and felt grateful to see that I was supported by many people from various parts of the world. Meanwhile, I had published Reika, a book with a DVD of poems that I had created in my teens. And from this February at Café Akira, I have screened its DVD video from number 1 to number 6. I was greatly impressed as many of my poems seemed to have predicted the encounter with Mr. Idaki Shin, and I also acknowledged that the light, wind, and aroma that I had encountered in my teens were still living in my heart, now that a new human era has come. These hidden light-scapes made visible many essential things in my life as if everything became upside down and backside front. I trembled as the truth of history would manifest itself and clarified every person’s nature. Nothing could be hidden any longer. This was a great hope for my future and I would remain true to Great Being. Every day I acknowledged everything coming up naturally from the core of my life and expressed it in words as one expression gave birth to another new one in a similar manner that a life was renewing itself every moment. I realized that I could renew my life every day. While I prayed for realizing a global peace since childhood I would keep on expressing this every day.
Having received letters of support and encouragement from my fellow friends abroad whom I consider the same family members under NPO KOMA I realized that our heart and soul were indeed connected to each other.