Reformation of Heavenly World 3
– Ascension of Izanagino-mikoto-sama (1) Mt. Fuji’s Vibrational Change –
written by Masatoshi Takeshita
It appears to be a traditional practice in the heavenly world that a new world is not opened up until one deity is beaten and sacrifices his life before the start of the reign of a newly-elected Heavenly Emperor. It was Izanagino-mikoto-sama* that sacrificed his life at that time.
Masatoshi
Takeshita
August
28, 2013
*Translator’s Note) Izanagino-mikoto-sama:
one of major deities in Japanese mythology and Shintoism
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Reformation
of Heavenly World 3
May
13, 2007
Ascension
of Izanagino-mikoto-sama
(Editor’s Note: Original correspondences written by a psychic is not publishable for some reason. These are reproduced images.)
May 9, 2007 at 17:45
Omoikaneno-mikoto
May
10, 2007 at 09:20
Tomisuguru-oomikami
“When light reaches, a big, big soul will
be destroyed at the last moment.”
There are three more correspondences. All of them are similar in contents. There is nothing specific to be written. I receive these correspondences and decode
them to know what will happen and what date it is. I direct a person in charge to carry out a Shinto
ritual according to my direction.
Reading the above correspondence, I realized that there would be a very
important ritual, with which Izanigino-mikoto-sama would be reborn in a higher
plane after death at 7 a.m. on May 13. I
know such thing by my intuition. In this
case, I got to know that specifically, the vibration of Mt. Fuji, the *goshintai
of Izanagino-mikoto-sama, would change on May 13 at 7 a.m. and subsequently his
spirit body would move to a higher System.
After examining this, I told persons concerned that what was written in the
above correspondences was true. Thinking
about keeping records of this important ritual, I let Yoshia-kun, a
photographer, know the date and place and asked him to keep records of changes
in Mt. Fuji around 7 a.m. He willingly
consented to my request. In the next
post, I’ll explain about it in detail. I’d
like to introduce three of a large quantity of photos taken at that time.
The upper photo is Mt. Fuji before a ritual
started.
The middle photo is a scene of Uetsu-oomikami-sama’s
divine light being emitted at the start of the ritual.
The lower photo is Mt. Fuji which was no
longer a goshintai* and returned to be a mere mountain as the result of death
of Izanagino-mikoto-sama. Compared with
the middle photo, you can see a clear difference in vibration. We rarely see such a big change in vibration
for a very short period of time.
Lastly, I got the following correspondence
at 7:30 a.m. after the ritual was carried out.
Ookimi Utsushimisuzukumi
Our cherished desire has been attained.
Thank you.
Subarutaijin
Hitsukunomiyaumaru
Utsushimisuzukumi-sama, the sender of this
correspondence, is a goddess who descended from the Pleiades and owns this
Earth as her goshintai, just like Izanagino-mikoto-sama who owned Mt. Fuji as
his goshintai. Like two of them,
Hitsukunomiyaumaru-sama is a goddess who descended from the Pleiades and owns the
sun as her goshintai. Subarutaijin-sama
is the Heavenly Emperor of the 2nd System above our Sirius System,
that is, the Pleiades System.
As described in the correspondence, the Shinto
ritual was successfully carried out.
(Mrs. Seiko Nakanishi describes many
illustrations of planet goddesses, which are categorized as a series of
planets. Among them are the Linga Sarira
of Takakihikarino-himemiko-sama (Tamako-sama), the sun, and that of Tachibanano-himemiko-sama (Saotome-sama), the earth. These two
goddesses own the sun or the earth as her physical body and are ranked much
higher than the deities of the Pleiades.
These beings and their names have been completely unknown even to
Hotsuma deities.)
To be continued
*Translator’s Note) Goshintai : the object
of worship and believed to contain the spirit of a deity
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