I feel a powerful intent from "the Higher Realms"—a divine will to raise the spiritual vibration of the English-speaking world. For a long time, I’ve noticed subtle signs leading up to this. I’ve been guided to observe how the world reacts to Japan and to rediscover the profound essence of Japanese culture. To us Japanese, the Shinji (sacred rituals) integrated into our daily lives seem ordinary. We rarely stop to think about the immense power they hold. However, in launching this "Shion-no-Tsuyu" (Dew of Zion) project and reflecting on the festivals and rituals held throughout the year, I can now feel it in my soul: the reason why Japan has endured for over 2,000 years. Japan manages the "unseen world" behind the scenes. That is why, no matter the turmoil, this nation remains a sanctuary that cannot be easily destroyed. Even as the world falls into chaos, Japan continues to reign as a sacred stronghold. However, there is a limit to how much Japan can car...

I’ve been running simulations in my head, trying to see what a "perfect world" (Miroku no Yo) would actually look like. But every time I reach the final form, it’s always the same: Zero ego. No desires. I mean, it’s definitely better than this greedy, messy world we live in now, but it feels like a 0-to-100 jump. Is there no middle ground? No "sweet spot"? If we lose all desire, we lose our drive to grow. We lose that spark of realization. That’s been bugging me. But let’s be real—the world as it is now? It’s not sustainable. This "me-first" energy is exhausting. My ideal is simpler: Keep the economy, keep the money, but just make the world a tiny bit kinder. Just a slight shift in focus toward others. But the vibes right now are heavy. It’s hard to be the first one to give when everything feels so draining. I asked the Higher-Ups, "How do we even start raising the vibration?" And they said, "Look closely. We already dropped the seed in fron...