Japanese Natural Philosophy
Japanese Natural Philosophy is a base of Japanese healing arts, martial arts, diets, and spirituality.
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Shrine Visiting and Autumn Equinox
It was autumn equinox today, and my son and I went Satoyama cycling to our town’s main shrine.
Tarobo Shrine and Jugoya, the Harvest Moon
Tarobo is a power spot, too, and it was great preparation for the full moon.
The 400th Post and the Full Moon Synchronicity
I am happy to announce that this is the 400th post since I began this blog. I am also delighted to write about the synchronicity I experienced yesterday on the full moon in Aquarius at this significant post.
Lion’s Gate Portal in Lake Biwa with Dragon Gods
It was August 8th yesterday, the day the opening of Lion’s Gate Portal was at its peak. We went on a Lake Biwa cruise, from Nagahama to an island called Chikubu Island in the middle of the lake. Chikubu Island is recently known as a power spot, and it is one of the most popular spots in Shiga Prefecture.
How to Make Wishes at the Lion’s Gate Portal on August 8th
The Lion’s Gate Portal is coming soon. It is happening on August 8th this year. Since it is a new moon in Leo, as well, it is perfect timing to make your wishes. I will share with you how to make wishes to optimize your outcome.
Bio-Harmonizing Yourself Instead of Bio-Hacking
Today, I would like to talk about bio-hacking, and how I would optimize it in the Ikigai Diet way or Satoyama style.
Earthing on the Full Moon Day
It was a full moon day yesterday, so in the morning, I went my regular Nordic walking and I did earthing, too.
Yoshuku and Ima Iwai at the New Moon in Taurus
It was a new moon in Taurus this morning and I made my wishes during Nordic walking. It is good to make your wishes on a new moon.
Cherry Blossoms, Yoshuku, and Ima Iwai
I developed a custom that I call Ima Iwai out of Yoshuku. Ima means now, and Iwai means celebration. Ima Iwai means celebrating the present moment, appreciating here and now.