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There are such wonderful sisters.
“We can hear the voice of God,” they say.
But trying to ask them
what God is saying
is actually missing the point.
What they offer instead
is a way to speak
with the God who has been taking care of you.
They teach how to reconnect
with the divine presence that has accompanied your own life.
First, you look back over your life
and identify the places where you stayed for long periods.
Your childhood home.
Places you moved to.
Schools.
Workplaces.
Then, you go and greet
the guardian deity of each place.
They encourage you
to retrace your life—
to walk it once more.
They even teach how to pray.
You ask God directly:
“Why did that happen back then?”
“Why did I make that choice?”
It’s like going back
to bring closure to your life.
And through that process,
each person begins
to hear God’s voice more clearly.
Born in Shima.
Moved to Matsusaka, spent high school years there.
Relocated to Hiroshima, then to Fukuyama.
Returned to Mie.
Then Kobe.
And finally, Tokyo…
If you stayed somewhere for more than 500 hours,
you are considered connected to that place.
That idea really stayed with me.
So I want to try it.
First, a full inventory of my life.
My birthplace and my family home were different.
I moved three times during high school.
Three more during university.
Then long stretches in Hiroshima city…
Back to Mie.
Then Kobe again.
When I said,
“That’s a lot of places to visit,”
they replied,
“That just means
you’ve been taken care of
by that many gods.”
So—I’ve come to untangle the threads again.
This life,
since the moment I was born onto this Earth,
to go and offer my greetings
to all the gods
who have watched over me.
Would you like to go on a journey?
What if that journey could change your life?
We’re going to Okinawa—
because this is a journey that does change lives.
Two nights may seem short,
but it’s exactly the amount of time needed
to receive something you can’t get on a solo trip,
and that often gets lost in large group tours.
Feb 7–9
Awakening Retreat @ Kouri Island
Special guest: Nao Yokoyama
We’ll also visit Junglia ✨
Limited to 25 participants
Early-bird pricing available until Jan 11
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At a recent class at the AI School,
we worked on creating a profile.
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Takumi Yamazaki is someone who has felt a sense of discomfort with this world ever since childhood.
Adults were lying.
And worse—they were living without realizing that they were lying.
To him, it looked as if the entire world
was playing an unconscious game.
Because of that, he developed a feeling early on
of being almost invisible.
He was present in the room,
but he wasn’t living by the same rules.
Standing slightly outside—as an observer.
As he grew older, he noticed a gap between two worlds.
The truth of the soul spoken by artists like Yutaka Ozaki and The Blue Hearts,
and the practical correctness preached by parents, teachers, and society.
He couldn’t fully reject either one.
Fail in society, and your life is considered a failure.
But killing your soul just to survive
is also a kind of failure.
So instead of rebellion or compromise,
he chose to walk the middle path.
People describe him as “positive” and “unconventional.”
But that’s not how he sees himself.
He’s not naturally optimistic.
He’s skeptical.
Even pessimistic.
And because of that,
he senses danger early
and notices distortions in structure.
He doesn’t believe in the word “normal.”
Because if there are ten people,
there are ten different versions of normal—
and he’s seen that more clearly than most.
There’s a kind of work he somehow always ends up doing.
Taking someone else’s thoughts or explanations
and expressing them more clearly,
more powerfully,
than the original speaker.
Even when no one asks,
he finds himself doing it.
It’s meddling.
And it’s also his calling.
There is one premise he never lets go of:
“This world can be changed.”
That belief isn’t optimism—
it’s closer to certainty.
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Born in 1965 in Mie Prefecture.
Dropped out of Hiroshima University’s Faculty of Education.
Started a business at 20, founded Taku Co., Ltd. at 22.
Since then, he has simultaneously pursued
writing, speaking, producing, art, food, and film.
He has authored more than 60 books,
with total sales exceeding 2 million copies.
Titles such as
The Motivation Switch,
Life Is a Project,
and Amazing Communication
have articulated the “inner switches” of human growth.
His works have been translated and published not only in Japan,
but also in the U.S., Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea, China, and more.
As a speaker, his core message is:
“Extraordinary things happen with surprising ease.”
As a “Dream Realization Producer,”
he speaks across fields including
mental management, communication, and leadership.
As an artist, he continues to expand his field of expression—
holding exhibitions in Japan and abroad,
creating apparel and bags,
challenging himself as a film director,
appearing in films (Midori, An Unerasable Promise),
writing lyrics (collaborations with Monsieur D),
and owning restaurants
(Takumen / Takusando in New York and Kyoto).
If someone were to speak about him ten years from now,
they might say this:
“Takumi Yamazaki
fought against the dull world of ‘common sense,’
and tried to protect humanity’s will to grow.”
What do you think?
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We went to take family photos
And then I moved to SEn
We are seri （Japanese parsely)hotpot！
How did you find The Third Door?
Switch to a stable, low-stress job,
use the extra mental space to go all-in on multiple core pursuits,
and then work toward automating the profits.
How does that approach feel to you?
A life lived between worlds.
Thank you！
1) Reading the era: Marketing is shifting towards "consciousness"
• Society as a whole is moving away from rigid, tactical marketing toward spirituality, states of consciousness, and inner alignment.
• In real seminars, a significant portion of time is now spent on “state of being,” or about "consciousness" and participants often say, “This is why I came” or “This was what I was looking for.” It has become the true core.
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2) Conclusion: Before sales, state of consciousness determines everything.
• Although the speaker teaches marketing, they insist that consciousness comes first.
• Instead of pursuing results from states like jealousy, resentment, or effort-driven grit, one must act from love, generosity, expansion, kindness, and courage.
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3) Theoretical frame: Consciousness levels (200 as the threshold, pride is at the bottom and courage towards the top)
• The critical boundary is "200”
• Below 200: Pride-based states (defensiveness, comparison, righteousness, agression)
• Above 200：Above courage (forward movement, creativity, acceptance)
• Most people attempt business below 200, which inevitably leads to hitting a ceiling.
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4) Key Insight: People can understand levels below their own
• Those at higher stages can understand lower-stage psychology.
• But people below 200 struggle to truly grasp higher states.
• This explains why "nothing clicks" and "messages don't land."
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5) Turning point: Certainty emerged through a session
• The concepts were understood intellectually, but confidence was weak.
• After a certain session, identity and self-image shifted, creating certainty.
•As a result, during coaching, the speaker could instantly see “this is the root.”
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6) Perspective shift: Not condemning human "dishonesty"
• Lying or pretending can be a survival strategy, compensating for weakness or gaps.
• Judging it as “bad” vs. seeing it as “that’s their way of fighting” changes one’s freedom.
• The speaker chose the latter—seeing structure rather than morality.
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7) Worldview: Humans are foolish--and charming
• Meanness and misplaced actions are seen as “foolish, but charming.”
• If everyone were perfectly logical robots, life would be boring.
• Even unpleasant events become story material, lightening the heart.
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8) Practical reframing: Treat unpleasant events as illusion
• 腹が立つ出来事に対し、
1. First say, “This happens all the time.” (cool the emotional heat)
2. If still reactive, label it “illusion” (the world mirrors the self)
- The goal is to move from reaction to observation.
9) Core method: Somatic work (removing roots through bodily sensations)
9-1. Sequence of reaction
Something happens
→ instant recognition
→ subconscious processing
→ bodily sensation
→ emotion / behavior / words
People think events cause emotions, but emotions pass through body sensation first.
9-2. Limits of logic
Logical understanding does not remove the emotional root.
Like pulling weeds without removing roots, it reappears.
9-3. How somatic work is done
Recall an irritating situation
Ask: “Where did your body react first?”
Irritation is chosen to avoid that sensation
By staying with the sensation, familiarity dissolves reactivity
9-4. Application example: Children and gaming
Remove the parent’s bodily reaction first
When removed, responses shift naturally
from scolding to “That’s impressive focus.”The world reacts not to logic, but to identity.
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10) Future outlook: Somatic work can become standardized
• NLP-style rewrites exist, but somatic work is more accessible.
English books are already emerging overseas. High potential for wider adoption.
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11) Advanced level: Observe positive sensations too
Notice bodily cues not only in discomfort but also joy. See "what brings joy."
The same axis fuels both praise and pain.
Removing the axis softens extremes, leading to allowing, surrender, and flow.
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12) Practical support: the need for a task companion
As content grows, administration becomes heavy.
Alone, procrastination increases. Proposal: recruit supporters who enjoy nudging you.
Skill matters less than affection and a desire to support.
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13) Relationship shifts: Growth replaces people
• As stages change, some people drift away.
New people arrive.
Staying flat, not hierarchical, reduces friction.
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14) Experiential proof: Reality changed when belief changed
After personal loss, the belief “There is no ideal boss” shifted to “There is.”
The actual boss’s behavior changed accordingly.
Reality reflects inner recognition and identity.
Summary (the core)
Before results, an upgrade consciousness is needed.
Logic organizes understanding, but bodily sensation removes roots
Systematize somatic work, support execution with companions
Embrace human imperfection as narrative—and move lightly
Link to Takumi Yamazaki’s
ENGLISH Book “SHIFT”
