Month: July 2023

  Hot weather is continuing.

The news is reporting that heat stroke alerts are the highest this year.

How is everyone doing? I am exercising by going for a walk in the early morning.

Last year I started drinking bitter gourd juice with Shinkiko Bio Concentrate. This year I received bitter gourd from my hometown, so I have been drinking it again.

(Bitter gourd is rich in nutrients and has many beneficial effects, such as boosting the immune system, and the Shinkiko Bio Concentrate is good for my stomach.)

  However, you shouldn’t be taking only cold food just because it’s hot.

In such hot weather, we cannot live without air conditioning, which is the reason why our body tends to go out of shape.

Even when I don’t feel cold, my wife says it is too cold.

Due to the difference in the amount of muscle between women and men, women feel cold more quickly than men, so in offices with many men, there are many people who feel cold due to over-air-conditioning, which in some cases leads to physical problems.

   In addition, when one is in an air-conditioned place for a long time, blood vessels contract to maintain body temperature, and the circulation of blood to the limbs becomes poor, which appears as “chill.” The body cannot keep up with the large temperature difference, which can lead to autonomic nervous system disorders and other symptoms.

　If you feel cold or are unwell despite taking measures to prevent chill, you may be suffering from the effects of negative Ki.

This is because negative Ki tends to affect areas where blood flow is poor, worsening the symptoms and causing poor physical condition.

   I regularly use a Healthy Ki Support for Belly at home.

Many of our members also use it as it is good for preventing chills in the summer.

Not only is it good in daytime, I have also received some comments that it has reduced the number of times they have to get up to go to the bathroom at night.

   In my case, I have my wife apply the Head to my waist, back, and feet while warming them with a small electric blanket.

My body gets cold before I know it, so this seems to be a very good countermeasure for this time of year.

Let’s spend the hot summer in good shape by receiving Shinkiko and  raising our Ki!

  PS: As announced in the monthly Hi-Genki magazine, we are holding a “Head Function Enhancement Campaign”.

We would like to thank all of you who have already expressed interest in this campaign.

We have received many requests asking if the old type 10x and 50x Stick Heads could be made 100x, and like other Stick Heads, we have decided to support this until the end of September, so please apply for this service.

  There are many people who have taken their own lives because of online slander.

On the website of the Matsue District Legal Affairs Bureau, I read an interesting article titled “Words and Life” by Chieko Tamaoka, a third-year student at Misato Town Yamato Junior High School, which won an award in the “National Human Rights Essay Contest for Junior High School Students” in Japan.

　Because the internet allows anonymous communication, irresponsible comments tend to spread. 

Ms. Tamaoka pointed this out and said, “…I hope that everyone will take responsibility for what they say and continue to have a feeling of compassion. I hope that the verbal weapon of slander will soon disappear from this world.”

  Recently, I too have seen some slanderous comments about Shinkiko. 

A person who knew nothing about Shinkiko was responding to a person who was asking a question about Shinkiko. The person made a conclusion that “it sounds like a spiritual sales method,” and ended with an irresponsible statement, “I would stop it if I were you” without considering the reaction of the viewers.

The term “spiritual sales” has recently become popular in the world, and many people are probably very sensitive to it.

For those who don’t know, it may be difficult to understand how Shinkiko’s Ki comes out of a machine.

In the beginning, I myself was not the least bit interested in this Shinkiko which my father was practicing, as it had nothing to do with me.

But then, because of my own health problems, I started doing this Ki and realized that it was a good thing, so I joined SAS 30 years ago.

There are many therapies in the world that have no scientific proof, including acupuncture and moxibustion. Even if some of them are recognized by their long history, Shinkiko’s history of a maximum of 37 years can make it “dubious”.

　Reassuringly, however, there is an academic article published by Dr. Nishimoto, who has experienced Shinkiko himself, concluding that “Hi-Genki is not a placebo effect,” and the SAS website has an excerpt in the section entitled “Double-blind Study Report”.

　Furthermore, there have been many testimonials from people who have experienced the effect on physical pain, stress, improved relationships, inheritance problems, and other money problems, and I myself have been encouraged by these voices.

　I believe that anything I say to people who don’t understand can only be misunderstood, so I tell them, “Please try it first.”

And for those who understand Ki, I try to explain carefully that “Human Ki is a spiritual thing”.

　For your reference, I have posted the reviews of the experiences that we have received in this newsletter, categorized by symptoms.

  Tomorrow, a 3-day/2-night Shinkiko Retreat Seminar in Azumino will start, so I will be on a business trip from today.

Last month, when I went to Aichi for a Retreat Seminar, I boarded the train earlier than the one I was supposed to take, because I didn’t check the information board properly at Shinagawa Station.

As soon as I sat down, a conductor asked me for my ticket, so I knew I made a mistake and was able to change trains at Shin-Yokohama without any trouble.

If it had been a little later, the train would not have stopped at the station on the way, and our schedule would have been drastically changed.

This is also due to positive Ki, but we should not always rely on it.

At that time, I said to myself to be careful of making assumptions.

　By the way, it is said that as one gets older, one’s brain deteriorates, making it easier to make mistakes due to assumptions.

“Assumptions can distort reality and hinder correct judgment and action.

The older we get, the more likely we fall into this trap,” I read.

I think this means that as we age, our brains become less flexible and less capable of processing information, making us more prone to making assumptions, and I wondered how we can protect ourselves from this deterioration.

　The first thing that comes to mind is to have a reflective mind.

It is important to check the tendency of our way of thinking.

We try to stay away from things we don’t like or dislike, so we need to reflect on that as well.

It is important to make an effort to keep learning in order to expand further knowledge and information.

I sometimes feel lazy too, but at such times I say, “No, no, wait” and try to take more time.

Furthermore, it is also important to communicate a lot with the people around you, especially those you trust, and try to reflect on yourself through them.

In my case, I receive a lot of good stimulation from my family, staff, and members.

I think the Retreat seminar is the best opportunity for this, because you get to talk to a lot of different people.

In addition, negative Ki, which wants us to fail, is looking for an opportunity to take advantage of us by trying to make us think bad things or things that will lead us to fail.

Therefore, it is important to take Shinkiko on a daily basis.

If you are concerned about someone around you who has strong assumptions, it is possible that they are being influenced by negative Ki and are unable to reflect on themselves, so I recommend that they receive Shinkiko from a Hi Genki head or other source.

 The other day, when I published a short video about “10 occupations that tend to receive negative Ki from others,” there were more viewers than I expected, which made me feel that it is of interest to many people.

 People usually have the impression that negative Ki = bad things.

There are jobs that are easily influenced by negative Ki, but I’m not trying to say that they are bad.

 As I mentioned at the end of this video, “If you are in one of these occupations, and you have problems such as continuous poor physical condition, please attend a seminar that raises your Ki level”. Even if negative Ki causes physical problems in the beginning, it can be a chance for that person to make a big change.

 Those of you who have been practicing Sinkiko for many years know well that seemingly bad events are deeply connected with negative Ki.

When you bring in positive Ki from the outside with Shinkiko, the negative Ki is transformed into an invisible light called positive Ki, and you start to notice things, or your support increases and turns into good things.

I say “seemingly” bad, because you can learn something from a bad thing, which is a very good thing, and not only that, you can get more support. So negative Ki is not a bad thing, it’s just that the energy is temporarily lowered.

 Negative Ki affects our relationship in many ways. Not only occupations, but also parents and children, married couples, colleagues, classmates and so on. It affects and worsens the relationship, making us feel down and distressed, and tries to expand its power.

Even in such times, let us focus our attention on how we can change, not on others.

We often receive positive Ki from others, such as thankfulness, joy, and fun.

Let’s keep our antennae up so that we can catch them.

 When seemingly negative things happen, we all want to do something about it as soon as possible.

To do so, think carefully about what efforts you can make to solve the problem.

The only way is to minimize the amount of negative Ki you emit, keep receiving Shinkiko, and make efforts one step at a time, even though it may be painful.

Then one day, your vision will suddenly open up and you will feel at ease.

Believe in the support from the universe, Shinkiko, and keep going!