Facebook - Social Network

On June 11, I made a comment as follows.
“The wonderful weapon was given to us. We are able to send out our message through internet.”
I think a good example is making a circle of friends on Facebook.
According to Wikipedia, about 500 million people are using facebook currently, and SocialBakers  says over 700 million people are using.
However, Japan has only 700,000 users domestically. This number is very low compare to other countries.

Why?

I think one reason is that Japanese people in general do not feel very comfortable using English.

Another reason might be that you are supposed to expose your real name and picture in public on facebook in principle.
Japanese people were known as being modest in the past. And modesty was considered a beautiful quality. 　
However, this kind of culture has created Japanese being too submissive and subservient as expressed in proverbs such as;
You cannot win against someone who doesn't listen to reason (e.g. a crying child or a violent lord);
You can't fight City Hall

Or;

If you can't beat them, join them. That's the easiest way to get through life.
Yield to the powerful.
As a result, people feel government and politics are something very far away from them.

But, I would like to say that we are not living in the old age any more.
We need to be more and more outspoken. We all should be able to share our opinion openly.
I was already over 60 when I learned how to use a computer, so I only knew how to type, how to exchange e-mail, or how to do a google search. But, gradually, I have learned more about computer and internet from my company staff.

So, I came to know that social network system such as facebook or mixi has amazing potential.
Now, the number of my facebook friends reached 5000, and I cannot accept any more friend request. But, still, I keep receiving messages from people around the world asking me to be their friend. The content of these messages are so wonderful. So, I asked my staff to expand the friend request allowance.
As soon as it is finished, I will send my message tomy facebook friends like every day.
It is so wonderful to be able to become friends with people around the world while staying in Japan.

Today seems like the day of water crystal photographers.

Today was the lab photographer Ken’s birthday, so we all celebrated the day together. His friend introduced him first, and he has been working for us for 10 years since then. He has now grown up to someone who is very important in our office.

When we were having this celebration, the legendary photographer Mr. Ishibashi who took the very first water crystal picture showed up. Without any notice, he just stopped by saying, “It’s been a long time.”

Mr. Ishibashi is now working for a company named Best. The head office is located in Mie prefecture and their business is in spiritual and ethical education. He was emitting a missionary like vibration.

Originally he got a Phd. in science from national university, but this scientist turned his life path into spirituality after meeting me.

In the picture, Mr. Ishibashi is on my left and Ken is on my right.

After Mr. Ishibashi left, Rasmus who is the director of my Lichtenstein lab arrived here all the way from Europe. Today seems like the day of water crystal photographers. I feel it is very auspicious and our business has bright future.
We must have a party tonight!!

Saturday, June 11 Today is a day of prayer

Saturday, June 11 Today is a day of prayer
It has passed 3 months since March 11. Today on the 11th, we will offer our sincere prayer putting our hearts together with all of you around the world.
Many people must have their day off on Saturday, so we may be able to take time at noon to have deep reflection contemplating on why this tragedy happened to humankind. Then, we can pray for the peace of victim’s soul in heaven.

We may be able to realize that everything happened because of our fear based consciousness. Once we have this awareness, we can promise to ourselves to make a big step forward to the true peace again.
Yes, having courage is important. Courage means will to speak up. Even if you know something, if you don’t take any action, you are same as a coward.
Then, you may ask how can we do it. Wonderful weapon is already given to us good people. This weapon is called internet shooting. They are afraid of internet system.

Therefore, if they find a site which contains unfavorable opinion to them, they use their subordinates to attack the site fiercely. The way they do it is not gentlemanlike at all. Most good people do not like this kind of unfairness.
Now, it is the time for us to put our hearts together. When you find someone being attacked unfairly, you can chose to protect him or her by giving supporting shooting.
I would like you all to have this intention during your prayer today.

All the victims of the tragedy, we are sorry and please forgive us.
We will stand up not to repeat the same mistake again ever.
We will keep speaking up until angelic intention will win over evil intention.
Thank you very much. We love you.

Love & Gratitude,
Masaru Emoto

Strong Odor of Devastated Area Concerns Me

About two weeks ago, we visited Soma port which was struck by tsunami. The big warehouse of Nippon Express Company was totally destroyed, and rice and other food products were swept away. The area was filled with offensive odor which came from spoiled food.

According to the TV news report I watched this morning this unusual odor became even stronger in various places among afflicted areas. After hearing this news I became concerned about another issue which is yet to arise.
Another disastrous issue…..I fear that some kind of infectious disease such as cholera might spread like the one happened after Haiti earthquake.

Of course the situation between Haiti and Japan might not be really comparable since the medical standard differs significantly. However, as you all can see, we don’t know how to clean up all the mountains of rubbles even 3 months have passed after the disaster. Mountains of rubbles equal mountains of garbage. It is easy to imagine that it might cause some kind of deadly bacteria to occur to harm people in the area.
However, I also have good news here. The MRET Angel water we are delivering as charity item has amazing effects to tackle with various infectious diseases since it has anti bacterial and anti viral capacity. The person who represents the inventor told us that they have witnessed the effectiveness of the water through past experiences. We can try our best to take precautions before an outbreak of deadly disease by delivering MRET Angel charity water to the people in affected area. We would appreciate your continuous heartfelt support.

MRET Angel Water being delivered so smoothly

On May, 27, we delivered MRET Angel Water to Ms. Saito’s residence located in Sukagawa city, Fukushima prefecture, to store the water in her storage space. Water has been distributed to the people who live in local area.

She contacted us today to let us know that 7200 bottles of water are almost gone in a matter of only 10 days or so. Instead of her delivering water to each house hold, people visited her place one after another to pick it up by themselves. Word of mouth spreads so quickly, and more and more people are visiting her place now. That’s how almost all the water has been distributed.

Of course, there is more water at Thai embassy, so we will make an arrangement to have it sent to her place soon.

The way how people get information about water through word of mouth reminds me of my experience from 12 years ago. Back then, Messages from Water was being noticed by people the same way, and I believe this is the ideal way.
If you would like to have Charity MRET Angel Water, please contact us. Please note that only Fukushima residents are eligible to receive charity water.

Hado Diary Tuesday, June, 7

Today, we had a guest from Australia who came along with his friend. Yurika Takahashi, a member of our group introduced him. His name is Peter Stevens. He looks soft and gentle but used to make hardware such as machines for farming, and now he is a hado field transduction engineer manipulating magnetic energy.
Today, he only visited us to say hello, but, he will come back again soon to do an amazing demonstration. He will show us how to change the field of radiation into a positive field. Everyone, please look forward to it.
Tonight, I received following e-mail from one of staff members.
To everyone,
Thank you for your hard work.
I have just received a request from a fan of Dr. Emoto’s.
He would like to have the words “Love and Gratitude” written on the container of contaminated water at Fukushima Nuclear Plant. He wholeheartedly believes that the water will be clean if we are able to do that.
I did not think it was feasible in reality, but I couldn’t say it would be impossible.
I thought I would share it with you all, anyway.

I was very happy to hear this news even though it may not be possible to make it happen. If more and more people around the affected area have this kind of idea, I am sure the problem will be solved someday.

Charity event in Fukushima on May 29th

 Charity event in Fukushima on May 29th

We joined a charity event in Fukushima on the 29th. It was unfortunately, raining in the morning because of unseasonably Typhoon coming from South. We left Tokyo at 6:30am and were headed to Fukushima. We arrived the venue in Fukushima after 3.5 hours and it was also raining in Fukushima unfortunately too.

This charity event was organized by Not for profit organization called "Mother Project" which is made up of local mothers. This event is to encourage local people and there are stands to sell local food and products. There is also a stage for bands and singers and local musicians were also there to perform.

The organizer expected 3000 people to attend for the event but there were not nearly as many numbers because of the bad weather. However the people there worked hard and performed hard. We also worked hard and greeted each persons of the stand and explained about MRET Angel water we have. Some people are living in shelter, some people have family who lives very close to the Nuclear plants and we told them to bring as many water as possible.

In the afternoon, a movie was shown inside of the room. It was a movie about little league baseball and it really tells importance of the bond of family and teammates and it was a very nice movie. In the venue, there were local boy's baseball team watching the movie. Also the director of the movie and children who were in the movie were also present. This movie was shown free to local people and the director and actors came all the way from Tokyo to greet and encourage local people of Fukushima. It is wonderful that there are a lot of people help people in Fukushima in different ways.

We distributed MRET water to people at the venue for free and 90 boxes of water that we prepared were all gone at the end of the event. After that we were headed back to Tokyo. It was hard raining and so windy on the way back to Tokyo.