That red azalea vision triggered another memory. I remembered a TV show I saw ages ago about a deep, sacred ritual where the Emperor prays all night long. I didn't even know what it was called, so I asked AI, and it told me: "Shiho-hai" (Prayers to the Four Quarters). Seriously, I want to ask the Higher Self, "Wait, have you been planting these seeds for years just for this project?!" The way everything connected gave me literal goosebumps. Even most Japanese people don't know about Shiho-hai . It’s a ritual the Emperor performs every New Year. The core message is mind-blowing: "If any disaster is to strike the world, let it pass through my body first." It’s the ultimate "selfless" vibe. He’s basically offering himself as a shield for the people. This "taking the hit for others" mindset is hardwired into the Japanese subconscious. Maybe that’s why whenever the world is in chaos, Japan faces big natural disasters—we’re absorbing ...