Free Event was Held in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture

Free Event was Held in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture

I visited Iwaki City on June 23 with 5 staff members since early in the morning. We had talks on MRET Angel Water and the relationship between radiation and hado. Also, we offered Hado consultation using hado measuring device.

In Iwaki city, 307 people lost their lives and 47 people are still missing because of tsunami disaster. The city is located on the coast facing Pacific Ocean and 40 kilometers south of the nuclear plant which had an accident. People there are very afraid of nuclear radiation.
We have sent 80 boxes (1280 of 1.5 letter bottles) of MRET Angel Water to the venue yesterday with the help of Mr. Nagaoka who is the local leader of our activity

 

Even though the event was held on weekday afternoon, about 50 people filled the place up to its limited capacity. We already told Mr. Nagaoka that we would talk about how to cope with radiation, so, many people showed their interest and the venue became full house.

I have talked on the subjects such as Hado, water crystal photography, radiation, and MRET Angel water for about 100 minutes trying my best to make it as simple as possible. I tried not to make it very serious, so I put many jokes in my talk.

It seemed like people enjoyed my talk as I saw them nodding and laughing very heartily until the end.

During the time, about 50 people took therapeutic session of number spirit and received their custom made hado water made by Mr. Oki who is in charge of the session. Some people who won the paper-rock-scissors game got personalized CD made by Hiromasa in the Sound of Soul session. They looked so happy.

People’s face looked completely different before and after this event.

As the event ended, many of them came to me and thanked as they bowed down so deeply saying “thank you very much.” I was very touched.

Thank you all very much.

Recent Report and Our deep appreciation for your contribution

Recent Report and Our deep appreciation for your contribution
Today marks the 102nd day of the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake. Many people who have lost home are still forced to stay at shelters or outside of their prefecture. The number exceeds hundred thousand.
Especially, terrible panic has arisen at Fukushima prefecture where there was a nuclear plant accident caused by the huge tsunami occurred right after the quake. Mothers are worried about their children who might have already been exposed to much radiation. They are really concerned about children’s health condition in the future. The government and scientists do not know what to do except just being bewildered, and that in turn causes more worries to mothers of young children.
Why, then, are they ignorant about radiation?
It is because they have long been ignoring the concept of Hado. The realm of radiation is same as the realm of Hado.
While Japan is going through this, God bestowed me a wonderful present. It is a special kind of water that can cope with radiation, named MRET Water. The endowment ceremony of this water was held at Thai embassy in Japan. The total amount of water is 50,000 bottles of 1.5 liter bottle. It has the value of 30 million yen in Japanese currency.

The technology of this water was developed by a Russian scientist based on his research of Chernobyl nuclear accident. It is the ultimate kind of hado water. The company which owns the right in Asia is producing this water in Thailand. Through Thai embassy, they asked me to distribute water to the people in the disaster area since I have been studying hado.
On May 29, I visited Koriyama city in Fukushima prefecture with my staff to deliver this water. Koriyama is the second biggest city in the prefecture. It is not too far away from the plant in which they had the nuclear accident. Many victims who have houses in the restricted area have evacuated into this city. On this day, there was an event held at the venue called Geihinkan. Over 1000 people attended this event, “Let’s try our best! Fukushima,” so we handed bottled water to each participant and explained the special capacity of this water to cope with radiation.
  
Their face brightened up as soon as they heard our explanation. Especially mothers who have young children looked very happy as they received water. That gave us tremendous sense of happiness and we felt as if we became real angels.
This kind of experience gives us encouragement to continue the project to distribute Hado water to disaster area for a long period of time instead of making it only temporary. I am determined to make it my life work and keep delivering water until the time when there is no evil existence that makes innocent people suffer. I named this water that can cope with radiation, MRET Angel Water.

We deliver charity water only in Fukushima area for now, but we might expand the area if the contamination spreads largely, or we might have to deliver the water for free to the people who suffer infectious disease, for example, if malignant virus causes an outbreak of some kind of deadly disease.  

As you know, I have been collecting donation from around the world to the project named “Take Action for Japan.” The total amount reached 7,956,500 JP Yen as of today. About 500 people resonated .
I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to those who Take Action for Japan when they heard my message. I was overwhelmed with joy as I saw this many people joined in this project. Thank you so very much.

We are using this precious money for delivering water by currier or other transportation. Also, we would like to allocate some when we need to order more water from the producer as this 50,000 bottles of charity water is finished.

We would appreciate your continuous contribution to have this project move forward smoothly.
We are deeply grateful for your heartwarming support.
With love and gratitude,
Masaru Emoto
Emoto Peace Project .

The Ceremony of Sending Love and Gratitude to Water

The Ceremony of Sending Love and Gratitude to Water will be held in Fukushima on July 25 this yearMany of you might know that Mayan calendar has 13 months in a year. 28 days makes one month, so 365 divided by 28 days equal 13 months plus 1 day.

This last day is designated as New Year’s Eve, and is called the Day Out of Time. On this special day, people in olden time woke up with sun rise, offered their gratitude to nature, prayed for good harvest, and prayed for the well being of their family and tribal people.
Mayan New Year starts on July 26 in our modern day calendar. Therefore, New Year’s Eve which is July 25 was the day for prayer and celebration.
 
I resonated with this story on the DNA level, and designated July 25 as the Day of Offering Love and Gratitude to Water. This was 12 years ago, and we have been organizing events on this day at different locations around the world ever since then.
The first ceremony was held by the Lake Biwa in Japan. We visited the holy water site of Caxambu, Brazil last year. Also ceremonies were held every year in various places around the world such as three places by Rhine River, Sea of Galilee in Israel, Orense in Spain, Lake Baikal in Russia, Ashland and Mt. Shasta in the U.S.A., Seven Lakes in Bulgaria, and Cancun in Mexico.

This ceremony became well known outside of Japan better than at home. Several thousand people gathered in Caxambu last year, and lately, we have been receiving requests to hold an event from organizers around the world. This year, few offers came from people in Germany and the U.S.A., but we were hoping to plan something in Japan, especially somewhere in the afflicted area in connection to the March 11 disaster.

We were able to find a supporter in local area just a week ago or so, and decided the location as well. We will be having a ceremony at Misaki Park in Iwaki city, Fukushima prefecture.

http://www.iwakicity-park.or.jp/misaki/
We will visit there to see the area on June 22. At the moment, we are planning to start the ceremony around 4:30 am, but the detail may change. So, please wait to hear the exact plan when we post the time schedule on this blog around June 25.

We are also planning to have a worldwide live webcast on internet. Probably over one million people from around the world will be joining us via webcast.
I strongly believe that it is very important that all of us in the world will put our hearts together to pray for the peaceful solution of Fukushima nuclear accident, recent Nebraska nuclear accident, and all other natural disasters.
We will be sending notice separately about how to join the event.

Morgan Fisher’s Live Concert

On Wednesday, English musician Morgan Fisher who has been living in Japan for about 25 years visited my office.
Many of you who are music lovers must know him, but let me introduce his brief background as follows for those who don’t know him.

Born in London, England, 1st January 1950.
First band: The Love Affair (#1 with "Everlasting Love" in 1968).1973-76 played keyboards with seminal British rock band Mott the Hoople, who were produced by David Bowie. In 1980 conceived and produced the unique "Miniatures" album (51 one-minute tracks by Robert Fripp, Michael Nyman, The Pretenders, XTC, The Penguin Cafe Orchestra, The Damned, etc. A sequel was released in 2000). Played with Queen on their 1982 tour of Europe. In 1985 moved to Japan and started to make ambient and improvised music. Became one of the top TV commercial music writers, including songs written or arranged for Cat Power, Karin Krog, Jose Feliciano and Zap Mama. Japanese artists he has worked with include Yoko Ono, Dip in the Pool, The Boom, Heat Wave, Kina Shoukichi, Haruomi Hosono, Kokoo. He continues his varied life as keyboard player, composer, film scorer, producer, and photographer.

We first connected through facebook as he sent me a friend request. Then, I invited him over to my office because I wanted to show him some film clips of growing water crystal. We have been taking movies of water crystal after being exposed to music for some years. Up until now, we have already made them with over 50 pieces of music. So, I wanted to see how he thinks about this kind of film art, knowing that he is not only a musician but also a visual artist who has a wonderful sensibility.


I asked Morgan how he ended up living in Japan. He said one of the reasons staying here is that he loves Japanese food so much, especially natto, fermented soybeans. I immediately grew very fond of this unusual foreigner and we became friends.
The next day happened to be the day he performed live in Nishiazabu, so he invited us over. Many of us at our office love music very much, so total of 9 people went to listen to his live.

The show started around 8:00 pm. It was very unique as it showed film images on the three huge screens on stage ceaselessly along with his music until the performance ended after 9:30 pm.
Music, colors, images that reminds me of modern art, and comfortable sofa healed me as I enjoyed drinking tasty beer for a good 2 hours.


Facebook friends were able to form wonderful friendship in real life in these two days.
Facebook….such a useful tool.

A check has arrived from Graziella Zanoletti in Switzerland

Today, we had a ceremony of receiving donation at our office. Rasmus from Lichtenstein laboratory is staying in Japan now, and he brought 18,000 Swiss franc check issued by Graziella in Zurich.

Graziella is an entrepreneur, the Chief Inspiration Officer of a company named Elite Rent-aCar Switzerland. This is a nice company who rents beautiful cars all over Europe and has a worldwide chauffeured service.  Graziella is a big supporter of mine in Switzerland, and we have been friends for about 7 years.

She supported my seminar when I visited Geneva last October. I gave her a painting titled “Harmony” in return at the venue. This wonderful artwork was painted by Mr. Takahashi with his hope to achieve world peace. He always gives several pieces of this painting when I travel overseas so that I can give it on behalf of him when I see someone very special.

Graziella is on the right.
Graziella was very touched when she heard that I have been visiting disaster areas to give out MRET Angel Water for charity. She said she would like to offer a donation to support this work, and gave a check to us through Rasmus.
Graziella, I thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. I love you.
Masaru Emoto

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!!