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This body is something entrusted to me.

From the "field" (what do you call it, I wonder) that exists above the other person,

I receive
information and
energy.

First,
I listen to the other person's information.
The other person's information is uploaded to the cloud.

Using O-ring testing and dowsing, I draw it out.

Based on what I've understood,
I send energy to that field.

Rather than sending it myself,
I have that "field" send it.
It's like putting out an offer.

Leave it all to it.
Make it all easy.

The battle between A and B
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Make them get along

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Regarding the movie...

A mechanism for getting it known
SNS, etc.

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Overseas is good

Taiwan → Asia is good
Singapore too

USA
The Middle East
Australia & New Zealand are good too

Collaborate with companies
Training programs and such

How to flip the motivation switch in the AI era

Look at people
with the same sensibility you have when painting a picture.

That's the advice I received!

Someone told me

Takumi-san

Tomorrow, Monday, July 13, 2026, is your Maya birthday,
isn't it?

The time has come!
My Maya calendar birthday!

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How should I spend it?!

I asked GEMINI!

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Happy Maya calendar birthday
(Tzolkin birthday)!

It's a wonderful timing when
your own energy
clicks perfectly into place with the universe.

This day is the "starting point of a new 260-day cycle"—a day to return to your true essence and sow the seeds of the future.

To make the most of your overflowing creativity and energy, Takumi-san, here are my top 3 recommended ways to spend tomorrow.

Give form to just one "This is the most exciting thing ever!" (Creation)
The energy of a Maya birthday resides in "intuition" and "impulse" rather than in thinking.

Scribble down the ideas that pop into your head onto a memo
Try sketching a rough draft of new art
Fantasize about the "ultimate future vision" of a project you want to launch and sum it up in one line
It doesn't need to become a perfect plan. The very action of "sowing seeds (beginning)" rides the strong tailwind of this day.

Tidy up your "information space" to create open margin (Reset)
To invite in new energy, you first need space.

Organize the unnecessary photos and memos on your smartphone
List up "the things you don't really want to do anymore (things that are nothing more than maintaining the status quo)" and decide to let them go
Create just 20 minutes to simply space out and drink tea in your favorite space
Physical tidying or mental organizing—either is fine. Into that refreshed space, the inspiration you need for the next cycle comes flying in.

"Treat" yourself to the finest (Energy charge)
Immerse yourself completely in the sensations where your heart and body feel "Ahh, this is so pleasant" and "I'm so glad to be alive!"

Slowly savor the delicious things you love
Wear your favorite clothes and walk somewhere that feels good
Feel a warm, paternal sense of gratitude in your heart (or in words) toward the important people involved in your life

The most important thing tomorrow
It's to immerse yourself in that sense of omnipotence and relaxation: "Ahh, from here I can create anything anew in my life."

Ohh~~~

Thank you!

【Graduating from "Work" and Setting Off on the Adventure Called "Life's Work"】
There's no need to be afraid of AI stealing our jobs.

What we should do now is graduate from "work" done for money

and begin the adventure called "life's work"—the thing that makes our souls tremble.

Work is about "efficiency," but life's work is about "impulse/inspiration."

"I do it because I want to."
"I do it because it has meaning."

That pure energy itself
becomes your strength that AI can never imitate.

In fact, in my daily life there's no sense of "work."

Writing,
speaking,
cheering someone on.

All of that
is the "life's work" of sculpting the artwork called life.

If you circulate "give" into society
without calculating gain and loss,
chances beyond imagination will surely come around to you.

If tomorrow
you had no money worries,
what would you melt your time into?

It's precisely within that answer
that you'll find the seed of the social issue you should tackle.

Leave the work to AI,
and immerse yourself in the wellspring of your passion.

Won't you create a new story over here on this side too?

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British management philosopher: Charles Handy

Charles Handy, also called "Britain's Drucker," was a figure who taught at institutions such as London Business School.

He pointed out that the competition and material abundance brought about by capitalism alone cannot satisfy humanity's true "hunger of the heart." [1, 2, 3]

Main argument: He advocated that rather than following the rails laid down by others or the logic of organizations, connecting personal, intrinsic motivation (＝what you want to do) with contributing to society is what brings true fulfillment.

What is it that you desire?
What makes your heart ache with longing?
What kind of situation do you wish for?

In my career guidance for students, I often ask questions like these. They come to me and say, "I'm about to graduate from university, but I have absolutely no idea what I want to do."

And so I always ask them this: "If money were no object at all, what would you want to do? How would you spend your life so that it would be truly enjoyable?"

Perhaps it's because of our education system, but a surprising number of students answer like this: "I want to be a painter," "I want to be a poet," "I want to be a writer"—"but everyone knows you can't make money that way."

Others say, "I want to live an outdoor life and ride horses." I say, "Do you want to teach at a riding school? Let's really dig into it—what is it that you want to do?"

And when what that person truly wants to do begins to come into view, I tell them this: "Do that. Forget about the money."

If you say that "making money" is the most important thing, you'll end up spending your life completely wasted. Because you'll go on doing something you don't even like, just in order to keep living. To keep living means, in other words, "to keep doing something you don't even like," and that is far too foolish.

It's far more wonderful to lead a short life full of the things you love than to live a long time in misery.

Besides, if you truly love what you're doing, whatever it may be, you can eventually become a master of that path. The only way to become a master of something is to immerse yourself in it wholeheartedly. Once you do, whatever it is, you'll come to earn a reward sufficient to match it. So you don't need to worry too much.

Everyone is interested in something, and whatever it is you can take an interest in, you'll surely find others out there who take the same interest.

But to spend your time doing something you don't even like, and then to do more things you don't like in order to keep it up, and furthermore to drill your own children into walking the same path—that is absolutely foolish.

Look at what we're doing. We raise and educate our children, but it's so that they'll lead the same kind of life we ourselves are leading. So that our children can justify themselves and find satisfaction in life, they raise children of their own, and raise those children to do the same thing in turn... It's just like being in a state of "feeling nauseous but never being able to throw up (never reaching the destination at all)."

That's exactly why it's so important to consider this question.
"What is it that I want?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uirDEeSjdCQ&t=1s

Here is a theoretical, step-by-step summary of the content of the provided video, "[Zen Mind] Alan Watts: 'When You Start Doing What You Truly Love, You Become Happy.'"

This video unpacks the causes of the "vague anxiety" and "unfulfilled sensation" that modern people carry, and—based on the philosophy (Zen mind) of Alan Watts, the philosopher who spread Zen throughout the West—explains concrete steps for becoming happy from within.

Stage 1: The "Trap" Faced by Today's Successful People and the True Nature of Anxiety

First, it begins with the background of why today's business elites and successful people are incorporating "Zen" and "meditation" [00:00]。

The limits of external success: Many people strive believing that "if I have money" or "if I gain status," they can become happy, but once they achieve it they still can't become happy—rather, they're struck by new anxieties such as the "fear of losing it" and "even greater attachment" [02:03]。
The problem is "inside": The fundamental cause of anxiety and worry is not external status but lies entirely within oneself. Trying to become happy by adding external things is pointed out as an "illusion" [03:14]。

Stage 2: The 3 Elements of "Western Values" That Should Be Let Go

Alan Watts argues that the cause of our unhappiness is that we live within "Western values," and he advocates letting go of (subtracting) the following three [06:43]。

1. Trying to become happy by adding things: By reducing noise such as money and status and letting go of what's unnecessary, it's beyond that point (subtraction) that your own fundamental, primal desires come into view [07:30].
2. Thinking about the past and future: People become anxious invariably when they're thinking about "regrets over the past" or "worries about the future." This is a state of not living in the "now" [09:36].

3. Striving toward goals: The act of forcibly conforming yourself to the values (goals) created by society (attachment), and "forced effort" that goes against your inherent nature, become causes that produce distortion and stress in mind and body [10:27]

Stage 3: The Practical Steps of the "Zen Mind" That Lead to Happiness

The video presents a concrete mindset (action plan) for going the opposite of Western values and maximizing life's sense of fulfillment [12:01]。

① Place yourself in stillness (cutting off information) [13:12] Modern people cram too much junk information into their brains through smartphones and the like. By consciously making time alone and discarding excess information (unlearning), you reset your brain, and by stopping your thinking you become able to notice the beauty of the world.
② Do what you love and immerse yourself in the now [20:34], [24:05] Human beings are structured so that by deeply immersing themselves in "this very moment," the brain relaxes and they can obtain the greatest sense of fulfillment (happiness). In order to immerse yourself, you need to choose not something for money but "something you love that you could do for hours on end."
③ Choose a domain where effort doesn't feel like effort [29:14] What's important in Zen is a way of living like "entrusting yourself to the flow of the river." Rather than something in which you feel strong stress or strain, it's important to choose a domain that you'd end up doing naturally, in your natural state, even if you left it alone.
④ Enjoy the thing itself [30:51]Rather than making the result or reward (money or fame) the objective, enjoy the act itself. As a result, you'll improve more that way, and the outcomes will follow afterward.

Stage 4: Conclusion (The Ultimate Rule for Enriching Life)

Finally, the essence of life's purpose is spoken of [33:51]

Life is like "music": When listening to music, no one listens in order to reach the final note (the goal). Just as you enjoy the melody as it plays along the way, life too should be about enjoying "the very experience of the now" rather than "sacrificing the now for the sake of the future" [36:47]

Integration for living in the modern age: It doesn't deny setting goals in the course of living in modern society, but "once you've decided on a goal, after that, concentrate on this very moment." The continuity of the now is life itself, and it concludes that so long as you can create the posture of immersing yourself in what you love and enjoying what's in front of you, your worries will naturally disappear[38:06]。

Yomotsu Hirasaka

An entrance to the world of the dead in Shimane?!

Yomotsu Hirasaka is the boundary between "this world (the present world)" and "the land of Yomi (the land of the dead)" that appears in Japanese mythology.

Yomotsu Hirasaka

Synopsis of the Myth
It's a famous scene that appears in the "Kojiki" and the "Nihon Shoki."

The wife, Izanami, loses her life when giving birth to the fire god and goes to the land of Yomi.
The husband, Izanagi, heads to the land of Yomi in order to bring his wife back.
Izanami says, "I've already eaten the food of Yomi, so I can't return right away. Never look at me."
But Izanagi breaks his promise and lights a flame, and ends up seeing Izanami's utterly transformed figure.
The enraged Izanami leads the army of Yomi in pursuit.
Izanagi barely escapes with his life, and at Yomotsu Hirasaka he sets down an enormous boulder to block the path.
With the boulder between them, the two exchange words of "divorce," and life and death came to be completely separated
What Yomotsu Hirasaka Symbolizes

This place is not merely a slope; it symbolizes
The boundary between life and death
The boundary between past and future
A place to let go of attachment
The beginning of rebirth
After returning from Yomi, Izanagi performs misogi (purification) to wash off the defilement. From that misogi,
Amaterasu Ōmikami
Tsukuyomi no Mikoto
Susanoo no Mikoto
are said to have been born, and in Japanese mythology it becomes an important turning point of "after experiencing death, a new light is born."
Yomotsu Hirasaka Today
In Matsue City, Shimane Prefecture, there is a Yomotsu Hirasaka said to be the setting of the myth.
Its features include:
A quiet mountain path
A stone monument reading "Yomotsu Hirasaka" partway up the slope
An enormous stone said to have separated the present world from Yomi
A mystical cedar grove
and it's a place visited by many mythology fans and history lovers.
A Modern Interpretation
Yomotsu Hirasaka can be read not only as "an entrance to the world of the dead," but also as

"the boundary where you let go of your old self and are reborn into a new self."

A person who has experienced a turning point in life, a failure or loss, or a major parting, overcomes it and steps forward into a new life──as a symbol of such "rebirth," it's a mythological setting that draws the hearts of many.