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There are endless worries in life such as work, relationships, health, money, etc., and often we suffer from uncontrollable incidents that are not our fault.

I have been sending Ki to people who suffer from some sort of problem for more than 30 years.

What I have learned is that there are positive Ki that have a positive effect and negative Ki that has a seemingly negative effect, and we are affected by both, but when we are strongly affected by the negative Ki, our problems become endless.

Sometimes, due to the accumulation of minor stresses in our everyday lives, the influence of negative Ki becomes stronger without us knowing it, causing us to worry more, and our negative mind attracts even more negative Ki.

Furthermore, we can be influenced by the negative Ki in our family background from the time we were born, or even before that, and the seemingly bad events that it brings can cause us to fall into the negative loop mentioned above, which is difficult to escape from.

By the way, the energy of Shinkiko from the Universe easily absorbs into a person’s Ki, and when you receive it, you feel better, but not only that, it also absorbs into the positive and negative Ki around you.

As a result, negative feelings are reduced and good things happen more often, but the most notable thing is that some people who receive Shinkiko react in ways that even they do not expect, such as crying, making hand gestures, bowing, and talking without them knowing. 

This is because the effect of Ki became visible, but it has deepened my understanding of the spiritual world, which is not a religion or anything, but simply an area that science does not yet understand.

　

The stories of negative Ki and positive Ki souls that I have encountered so far by sending Shinkiko are introduced in the “Story of the Souls”

Just like there are a lot of negative Ki in all of us, there are also a lot of positive Ki that work to support us, from our close surroundings to the creator of the universe, God.

I explain that the main difference between the nature of negative and positive Ki around us is that negative Ki gathers rapidly when it sees an opening, while positive Ki cannot be increased in a short time, although it can gradually become a stronger force.

Therefore, it is important to have feelings of gratitude on a daily basis to make it easier to attract positive Ki.

For example, we should be grateful for things such as having a healthy body, the existence of friends and family, or having good food.

Also, if you can honestly say “thank you” to those around you, you will receive positive Ki back from them, and by doing more things for others, you will receive good Ki and have more to be thankful for.

By sharing these feelings of gratitude with friends and family, you can increase each other’s gratitude and create a stronger bond, and by others you can expand your gratitude and make it a good cycle of positive Ki.

Furthermore, if a seemingly bad event occurs due to negative Ki working to drag us down, positive Ki is always trying hard to protect us with its constant energy, so in order to get in tune with the positive Ki, we need to find the good things that are “blessings in disguise” and remember to be grateful.

The late chairman used to say, “Everything has a meaning”.

Life is full of difficult times and trials, but even if you don’t understand it at the time, after overcoming them, you may realize that there was a meaning.

Even looking back on such experiences, you can feel the intention of the  positive Ki that exists on a higher level.

You can also be grateful for the people who supported you and the positive Ki that helped you grow.

In this way, there is no waste in life.

Even when you are bored, disgusted or in pain, it is up to you to realize the meaning of it.

There must be some meaning.

With the power of Shinkiko which transforms negative Ki into positive, and with the power of gratitude, you can learn more and make your life richer and happier.

I suppose the whole country is still excited about Japan’s victory in the WBC. It was interesting to see the wonderful aspects of the players as well as each match, and I learned a lot from them.

I hope that the success of the Japanese team on an international stage like this will be an opportunity for the world to see the good aspects of Japanese values.

Let me summarize my impressions, based on Ki perspective.

The first is the teamwork of “everyone getting on well together in harmony”.

It is of course important for each individual to improve their individual skills, but the key point is that the Japanese team also focuses on improving the strength of the team as a whole, which increases the Ki energy of the team.

Being able to share both hard times and happy times with everyone not only creates a great springboard, but also provides an irreplaceable experience that leads to the next step.

Secondly, perseverance.

Watching the matches this time, I saw a lot of players who persevered and kept fighting even when their opponents had the advantage.

Combined with the first point, I think it showed Japan’s tenacity and perseverance.

The importance of never giving up and persevering despite difficulties – this is something we have inherited from our ancestors, and I think that because we try our best, we receive a lot of positive Ki support.

　

Third is courtesy, which also leads to respect.

As is always the case in international matches, this time again we saw many players who treated their opponents with respect and courtesy, even on the battlefield.

They don’t make ‘enemies’ of their opponents, but they also respect and appreciate the spectators, fans and everyone else.

This is a mindset that keeps negative Ki away and allows a lot of positive Ki to be on your side.

The fourth is the spirit of self-improvement.

Otani and the rest of the Japanese team seemed to be full of the spirit of constantly challenging oneself and aiming high.

The importance of striving to exceed oneself without setting limits is important for anyone, and I believe that this keeps negative Ki away and makes it easier to receive positive Ki support.

By the way, I sensed these four aspects in everyone who gathered at the seminar in Kirishima last weekend.

I feel that because it was held in Japan where many positive Ki as Gods have existed since ancient times, they were able to accept this new energy from the Universe.

I hope that even more people will shine with this energy.

From today, a 3-day/2-night Shinkiko Retreatment Seminar in Kirishima, Kagoshima Prefecture, has started.

I visited Kirishima Jingu Shrine with my staff early in the morning to greet God.

I had been wondering when was the last time I visited here, so I searched for photos that might be left on my computer, and it came up.  There was a photo taken on 17 September 2013 in the grounds of the shrine. 

I had forgotten, but it had been nine years and six months since then.

At that time, I looked for a place where I could hold the seminar in this area and visited a few accommodation facilities, but I couldn’t find a suitable one, so I gave up and headed back home.

Along the way, we stopped at the prefectural nature center for our last break because the wide open field was pleasant, and this place became the place where we held this Retreatment Seminar.

At that time, we had no idea that we would be able to hold the seminar here.

The more I recall the situation back then, the stranger it seems to me that  nearly 30 participants are participating in this training course now.

This must be due to the guidance of the positive Ki who are supporting us here and there.

It is truly a mysterious thing how connections are made, how people meet one another or encounter something.

If something had been just a little bit different, it would never have happened. 

Also, even if you have known someone for a long time, you can suddenly become close to them, or you can connect with them by chance, and they can become irreplaceable people.

From my own experience, I am convinced that in such cases, there is a strong influence of positive Ki behind the scenes.

　

By the way, not all connections are good ones.

Negative Ki can create bad connections such as being involved in a scam, a crime or an accident.

Therefore, connections can be influenced not only by positive Ki, but also by negative Ki.

　

By receiving the energy of Shinkiko, negative Ki will change to positive and become supportive.

You will become less and less associated with negative Ki, but that does not mean that everything goes well.

When negative Ki is involved, if you think carefully and not get caught up in sensory perception, you can differentiate between good and bad connections.

It’s important not to let down your guard and not to choose the bad one.

Also, positive Ki cannot support you if you cling too much to past relationships or are hesitant about new ones.

The important thing is to recharge the energy of Shinkiko on a daily basis, think with your own head, ask your heart, and step forward.

　During the prototype stage of the Sheet Head, when I was using the Healthy Ki Supporter (for belly) to put Ki into my abdomen, I coughed a lot and felt refreshed, so I came up with the idea of commercializing this.

At the same time, I felt a sense of loneliness.

I remembered the company owned apartment on an old street where I used to live when I was a businessman, and also the apartment by the river where I used to live with my family a long time ago.

What I quickly learned was that the negative Ki that was associated with it, which I thought would have already become light by now, was hidden and still affecting me.

It is difficult for light to reach the negative Ki if there is no awareness, but it felt like Ki had finally reached.

The company housing was a place where the late chairman used to say that it was a pathway for ghosts, and it was then that I started getting ill and began to go to the Shinkiko Retreat Seminar.

Moreover, similar memories of the apartment brought back memories of the old days.

From that time, the late chairman struggled through several company bankruptcies, and finally had a dream about the white-bearded old man, which led him to start Shinkiko.

Apparently, this also turned out to be related.

　”I tell people that Ki energy is like invisible light in the body, but the Ki energy of the souls which lost their bodies, exists everywhere around us, in places, houses, and things around us.

Positive Ki that is higher in energy than your own Ki, and negative Ki that is lower in energy than your own Ki.

This cannot be measured by science, but we can sense it.

Negative Ki is especially easy to feel, and what happens when you feel it? We feel lonely, gloomy, depressed, irritable, things don’t go well, and our physical condition becomes worse.

Moreover, this builds up like layers in our experience from the time we are born to the present.”

　Above is the content of the lecture video in Step 1 of the newly launched “Shinkiko Master Training,” which is also introduced in monthly Hi Genki. In this training, there are assignments at the end to make it fully yours.

One of the tasks is to write down as many objects, places, and things in your experience that you think are influenced by negative Ki, and to receive individual counseling.

　

Often, negative Ki is hidden in things that we are not even aware of, or in things that we think have already received Ki.

If stronger Ki energy is not sent, it will be overlooked.

How about you? I recommend you to be conscious of it and receive Ki.

There are some people who experience “narrow escape from death”.

Many people seem to change their lifestyle completely after such an experience.

When I looked up this proverb in a dictionary, I found that it means “to be saved when one almost loses one’s life.

Nine represents the largest of a number.

It has been used since the mid-Heian period”.

It seems to be an old saying, but in the past, people did not have medical care or goods, nor did they have weather forecasts to prepare for heavy rain or cold waves.

In some periods there were wars, so many people must have lost their lives.

In my past experiences, although I have never been so close to death, I sometimes think that I might have died if I had been pulled in a worse direction.

When the late chairman collapsed for the first time in March ’95, we found out through examination that he had a heart attack about 10 years before he died, and a part of his heart had not been functioning since then, so I guess that time was a “narrow escape from death” for him.

　

People who are alive today may have more or less an experience that they were saved by something. 

I believe that negative Ki and positive Ki are related here.

Positive Ki, which is present in every person, is always trying its best to support us.

On the other hand, negative Ki works to drag you down because it is in pain and suffering, and wants that person to go through the same thing.

However, the characteristic of negative Ki is that when they have the same frequency, they gather from all over the place and rapidly expand their power, even if they are not related to each other, because of the synchronizing effect.

Therefore, to avoid such a serious problem, we should think positively on a daily basis and not darken our minds, and receive Shinkiko to prevent ourselves from getting affected by negative Ki.

　

Also, we should not take things for granted. 

Being able to live peacefully is something that we should be thankful for, and we should always try to find things to be thankful for in our daily lives. By constantly being aware of positive Ki, it will make it easier for us to receive support from the positive Ki.

Shinkiko Retreat Seminar in Atami has started today.

I heard it is snowing in Tokyo, but here it is raining and just a little cold.

Some of the participants have not been here for a long time, so I am sending them Ki so that they will be able to come safely.

This is because they may not be able to come if they are affected by resistance forces of negative Ki.

From my experience, while sending Ki to a participant who struggled to come to the training course, I came across a spirit saying, “I was trying to prevent you from coming, but damn it!”

As more and more positive Ki reached this participant, that soul said, “Not only am I no longer able to interfere, but I also want to go to the brighter side, which I had been resisting.”

There is usually more than one negative Ki affecting us.

I say it is layered from light to heavy.

Like, “When I think about it, I am not the only one who is not well, Grandpa was also not well.”  The negative Ki related to Grandpa got attracted to the negative Ki which I created, and Grandpa was also affected by the negative Ki related to his higher ancestors…and so on.

　By the way, when you receive Shinkiko, the negative Ki becomes light and disappears in the order of lightest to heaviest. The darker and heavier the negative Ki is, the more “energy charge” or, as I call it, recharging of Ki is necessary.

Shinkiko practitioners are those who have the Ki transferring device, Hi Genki, so they can receive Ki 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and this is how they are turning negative Ki into positive Ki.

In other words, people who have been doing it for a long time have been recharged, so it is possible for a little stronger negative Ki to block their way, and because it is a strong negative Ki, it tries to pull them in the wrong direction like a resistance force to prevent the light from coming.

　However, when the time is right, this too will become light and gradually fade away, but if you understand this mechanism and do not let the resistive forces take over, the negative will turn positive earlier.

In other words, the sooner you can find the resistors, the sooner you will be able to make the negative turn into a positive.

I take the opportunity to explain to you the various tricks of negative Ki.

It may seem that there is no end to it, but from a certain point, the negative turns into positive and the forces that support you increase extremely, which accelerates the speed and increases the number of good things and makes your heart feel happier.

It would be nice if every day was full of fun, but that is not always the case.

There are times when we feel depressed about ourselves and relationships with those around us.

In terms of Ki, when we think too much, worry, or get anxious about our future and become negative, it generates negative Ki, and attracts negative Ki from the people around us. Then we are further affected by the negative Ki, which makes us feel even more depressed.

In other words, the Ki energy in the body, which is like light, is absorbed by the dark negative Ki from the surroundings, and reduces.

As the word implies, Ki energy is reducing, and we want to avoid this as soon as possible, but many of you may have experienced that it is difficult to switch out of this mode.

In such a situation, negative Ki synchronizes with the negative Ki, and you may become too busy or lazy to do anything, and end up blaming yourself.

When you understand the principle, it’s because of negative Ki, so there is no point in blaming yourself.

However, if you keep blaming the negative Ki, the situation will not change.

The best way to deal with it is to first remove the possible causes by implementing measures if you are worried about something.

Then, do something that you enjoy and change your mind to get out of the negative loop where negative Ki gathers.

What would you do?　This mood changing is something that only we who are alive can do.

Because we have a body, we can use our five senses to take in good stimuli from our surroundings.

We can use our ears to listen to our favorite music, our eyes and ears to watch a comic show, our body to feel the warmth of a bath, or our mouth to have someone listen to you, so there must be something that will change your mood.

For a change of mood, I recommend Shinkiko because it is easy to change negative Ki into positive Ki.

Just the action of holding the head in your hand and placing it on your body is a translation against the negative loop, and furthermore, if you can vibrate it and feel the warmth and pleasant sensation, you are sufficiently overcoming the negative Ki.

However, sometimes it is difficult to change the mood after doing Shinkiko, and sometimes you may doubt whether the Ki is effective.

In principle, this is caused by the influence of strong negative Ki, so the only way is to bring in strong positive Ki from outside, to create positive Ki from within yourself by looking for good things and changing your mood, and to remove what you think is related to negative Ki by thinking calmly about things.

SAS has many ways to support you in receiving strong positive Ki、 Shinkiko, so please contact us if you have any questions.

Late chairman used to say,”Be careful of the news on TV or
newspapers as they are often related to bad energies.”

This is because by watching it, people with low Ki energy levels
get affected by the negative Ki which caused the incident or
accident.
In the Shinkiko training course, I say that complaining and
criticizing create negative energy and it attracts more by
synchronizing.
What I can say from this is that every word we say or write has
Ki, so all the information in this world is related to Ki.

The problem these days is that there is so much information
online.
As we learn from mistakes, it’s important to take the negative
information as an opportunity to improve yourself or make the
world better, but not everyone can do that.

If the information has a strong negative Ki and you get affected,
you will gradually lose light, so it’s better not to relate with it out of curiosity or unwillingly, especially when you have low Ki
energy level.

Also, when you have negative feelings, you tend to be drawn to
this kind of information.
In other words, when you are affected by the negative energy,
they want to gather more so they attract negative information .
So it’s important to think carefully and check what is making a
connection to negative energy.

Moreover, these days anyone can spread information on social
media.

If you accidentaly send negative information, it spreads quickly
and will come back to you and affect you badly so you need to be
careful.

In our monthly Hi Genki magazine and this news article, we post everyone’s voices.

People who use Shinkiko experience something good, and give
hope to people who are suffering from similar things.
This is because the light reaches negative energy and it becomes
a light which will support you back.

There are days when you experience bad things.One way to maintain your energy level is to access goodinformation, something that gives you hope.
To prevent from connecting with negative energy, please don’t
forget to charge yourself with Shinkiko in your everyday life.

A sequel to “How to Improve Your Luck”
I received a question from a participant during the Shinkiko lesson which
was held last Sunday, ”What are the features of a person who has good
luck and a person who has bad luck, and what should we bear in mind?”
It’s a good topic for the new year, so I talked about ”What should people
with bad luck do?” on that day and also on the IkiIki Radio.If you are
interested, please refer to them. Today I’d like to add a little more to this
topic.
No one wants to lower their luck so we all want to improve it, but many
people don’t seem to care that much thinking “It’s not that bad… I
shouldn’t ask for too much”.
When you start Shinkiko, the lighter negative energy changes to positive
energy, so bad things gradually reduce.
Here, I’d like to explain how to use Shinkiko energy one step further.
As is often the case, there are times when you don’t realize(or made not
to realize) when the negative energy is affecting you.
You may think that it wouldn’t be a problem if you don’t focus on it, or
give up because it won’t change anything. There are times when we only
try to see the bright side even though you feel that something is not right.
It’s good to focus on the positive side, but periodically or when you can
receive strong Ki, it’s good to focus on the negative energy that might
be affecting you.
It’s like a medical checkup routine, taking time to look back at yourself.
The negative energy hiding deeply can bring more and more without you
realizing it and create a big problem.
By doing Shinkiko, you can learn from the bad things so it’s good, but it’s
better to reduce your burden by changing the negative to positive, and
changing your behavior before the problem gets bigger.
The deeper the negative energy is, the better it is in hiding, so by
focusing on it, the light will reach there.
So while taking in strong Shinkiko, focus on the area where the negative
Ki might be affecting, like picking up a small rubbish while lighting up

with a spotlight. I recommend this to those who have been using
Shinkiko for a long time.