※Continuing from the previous session
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I asked Mr. Hashimoto to talk a little bit about macrobiotics, which I didn't mention much in the lecture.
“Shindofuji is to connect the internal environment (microcosmos) and the external environment (macrocosmos) of the body. That is why Zen macrobiotics is a world that connects oneself with the infinite world. It is not a nutritional world. ”
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“It all started when I experienced a week of fasting at a temple and felt a sense of liberation and freedom that allowed me to become one with the outside world. That's what macrobiotics is.Everyone has instincts.You can't feel it because of the cloudiness of food.It's more about experiencing the importance of food than talking about it. That's why I created a one-week semi-fasting program."
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And about the theme of this lecture.
"No matter how much we think about katakamuna and macrobiotics, we can't go back to the ancients. We have no choice but to transform our minds or bodies. How can we make use of our wonderful wisdom, technology, and ways of thinking in our modern times and reproduce them somewhere?" In the case of macro, there is a world where you can't understand unless you feel it, and as a concrete method, there is a perspective of food. I think that biotics are useful in reviving our senses through food.”
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Takao Futakami, who works to let people know the correct world of Katakamuna.
"People in the macrobiotic world have to use katakamuna. If you grab a katakamuna, you should be able to change a lot. To do that, you need to be interested in atomic transmutation. Please sign up for my newsletter.
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The participants who came to this lecture know macrobiotics, but they don't know katakamuna.They were studying Katakamuna but didn't know macrobiotics.
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Japan Macrobiotic Association and Katakamuna had a relationship before.Tamie Uno, the successor to Katakamuna, wrote a contribution titled "The origin and meaning of myths? Views and ways of thinking of Japanese people before the Kojiki?"21"(1973Years12published in the monthly issue).
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An introductory book on Katakamuna obtained from the secretariat explained about Katakamuna like this.
"A scientific book in the form of songs about the cosmology or satori (philosophy) that humans, who lived in ultra-ancient Japan and built an advanced civilization, understood. The archetype of Japanese language and culture. Ancient times. It is not a book that tells the history of
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■The article of this lecture is "Musubi"2It will be published in the monthly issue.
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