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.

We arrived at the island.

We first went to Hōgon-ji, a Shingon temple said to date from 724. Formerly known as Chikubu Benzai-ten, it ranks with the Enoshima Shrine in the Kantō region and the Itsukushima Shrine in the Chūgoku Region as one of Japan’s Three Great Shrines of Benzaiten.

I carried my book with me to expose it to the power.

It was on an elevated spot and we had to climb the steps to get up there. It was a good exercise for us. That’s what I meant in the book by many shrines or temples were located on top of a mountain or halfway up a mountain. It is one of the Japanese secrets to longevity.

Then we began heading to the Chikubushima Shrine.

This is how the shrine looks from the lake. The Torii gate standing on the rock is so magnificent.

I placed the book there to gain some energy.

It worships Japanese dragon gods. There are many gods in Japan and dragon gods are powerful gods and they can help you achieve your goals. Many business entrepreneurs worship dragon gods for this reason.

This is my feeling, but the ones here in Lake Biwa are in charge of water and the flow of energy. They are also in charge of Sanpo-Yoshi success since Omi-merchants were born in Shiga.

In the Age of Air and the Aquarian Age, the definition of success changes. From now on, people are aiming toward prosperity where you are happy, people around you are happy and the world is happy.

I did Shinon Kansha here.