Yesterday, we invited Dr. Akira Ikegawa, a leading expert on womb memory, to the YouTube live “The World of Ki We Experienced” with journalists Mr. and Mrs. Oharada, which is held every Thursday from 7:30 pm. My wife was also watching it at home, and she said it was very interesting, probably because the topic was close to her. When I asked her what impressed her most, she said there were many, but the first thing she said was, “Mother is my idol, and my whole family is like my cheering squad.” According to Dr.Ikegawa, the baby and husband are the cheering squad for the mother’s happiness, and the mother is like an idol. What struck me was Dr.Ikegawa addition, “So, Mom, I can’t say that I’m in so much trouble because of you (husband and children)…” I also always hope that my wife is in a good mood.
Dr.Ikegawa also mentioned a baby’s three missions, one of which is to make the mother happy. This also seemed to be good for my wife. (By the way, father didn’t seem to care…laugh)
In addition, Dr.Ikegawa said that having a baby seems to have a lot to do with our ancestors, not just the power of people living today (medical and physical), but also the power of the Ki world. It means that you need to understand.
I often tell everyone, “We have Ki energy in our bodies, but when we die and lose our bodies, we become an energy body with a mind called a soul.”
Dr. Ikegawa explains the existence of the soul by tracing the memories of small children and listening to stories from before they were born, which I also learn a lot from.
This time, how long does a baby’s soul live in mother’s womb? I guess I could just see a heartbeat? That’s what I thought, but it turns out that babies chose their mother a long time ago, and I was able to learn about the deep spiritual world of relationships.
This kind of thing cannot be proven in the world of science, but if we waited until it was proven, it would take several decades. The same goes for the Ki world, but it’s important to adopt what you can experience and understand for yourself. If you haven’t watched it yet, please click here. (https://youtube.com/live/5ZIbR4nCmbE?feature=share)
It will also be featured as the opening conversation in Hi Genki Magazine, which will be released next month, so please look forward to it!