KEIKO KOMA net

25 May. 2011

The Legends of Koguryo Rediscovered concert held on my birthday

Prof. Ghazi sent me a happy birthday greeting that made me feel the unity of the world as we were paving a way for realizing global peace. My concert should contribute to the world in this respect. My birthday fell this year on Friday the thirteenth that was considered as a sinister date, however since I was a three years old child I anticipated that I was born with a mysterious mission in this world that was associated with the transformation of darkness into light, so I had decided to organize my concert in Kyoto on my birthday especially because by coincidence the concert hall I loved was available and Mr. Idaki Shin cheerfully welcomed my idea and laughed at the negative meaning of the date to get rid of all my concerns. Therefore I was sure of the importance of today’s concert that would manifest the truth and in reality it was a wonderful one. I was greatly touched, filled with joy and felt grateful to be born in this world. I recalled that my mother told me that my father had decided to name my name indifferent to gender, as Keiko, that could be interpreted in the Korean language as a princess of Koguryo.
At my concert held in Kyoto I always received messages from a soul that addressed me as “My dear princess” and at today’s concert I came to narrate as many as four poems starting from this sentence. I realized a deep historic relation of Kyoto with Koguryo. I also recalled that at a lecture event held in Kyoto by Mr. Idaki Shin, he talked about king Kotai and his stone inscription where I had received a message when I had visited there that we should consider the entire world as one and create a new country. Further he said that souls of people in Kyoto might know the soul of king Kotai. I realized what he meant at today’s concert as the souls of people who addressed me had uncovered hidden truth and given me a great encouragement for opening up a marvelous future.