image: Tetsu Nakamura
Author:Embassy
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Everybody is impressed by Dr. Tetsu Nakamura’s great achievement – If you want to lead “life without regret,”
keep in mind that “marriage determines almost everything in life.”
I think that everybody is impressed by the great achievement of Dr. Tetsu Nakamura but some people may envy his life. I made a comment on yesterday’s article as follows: “The real reason ‘why time goes by fast as we get older’ is that people live out of habit.” I hear that everybody says “I wanted to live in a way that is more true to myself” as a word of regret at the last minute before death.
I have no regret in my life because I think I am “the happiest man in the universe.” Of course, there are a number of happiest people in the universe. When I met my wife, I had no job and no savings. Additionally I had debt of scholarship payment. However, my wife got married to me. She has no regret about a difficult life she had with me.
If we could give advice about “life without regret,” all we can say is that “marriage determines almost everything in life.” When I met my wife for the first time, I thought “If I can marry her, I am sure I’ll be happy.” Therefore, I thought that I was going to be single forever if not. Why did I think so? That’s because I felt assured that our marriage was sure thing. As I believed, I met her three years later and we immediately decided to get married.
Everything in our life goes something like this. We regret nothing because we have led a life with conviction that “there was no other life.” That’s because we believe that what is the most important in life is “first husband and wife and secondly family.” Our belief has never been shaken.
If you realize like us that the “heartwarming bondage in a small world” is really everything in a happy life, all you have to do is just to surrender everything to God. “Marital love” is superior to “total surrender to God.”
Masatoshi Takeshita
January 8, 2020
Note:
Shanti-phula has indicated some parts of the following text in black bold-faced type or in red letters.
English translation of a Japanese article: Peshawar-kai –
December 25, 2019
Mountain people trust God and people <last writing by Dr. Tetsu Nakamura>
—What does Afghanistan reveal?
Tetsu Nakamura, PMS (Peace Medical Service Japan) president/Local representative of Peshawar-kai
Source: Peshawar-kai Newsletter extra edition December 25, 2019
<snip>
We were escorted into the guesthouse in the village, where approximately 200 family heads got together to welcome us.
<snip>
“We’ll entrust everything to you experts. We trust your sincerity. Our
village is happy just to welcome you.”
In the society filled with apocalyptic atmosphere
Such phrase is rarely heard. They can survive in this harsh world only with trust in God and people.
While nostalgically listening to the essence of ethics which was generally accepted in the past, I thought of
spiritual change in urban dwellers in contrast with them.
—We have started to clearly see the result of the military intervention about 18 years ago (in 2001) and subsequent modernization.
<snip>
In megacity Kabul, we can see the fashion not so different from that in Tokyo and London, among upper-class people.
We have never seen traffic rush or exhaust gas covering streets like haze before. <snip> Polluted
Kabul River covered with foam can no longer be called a river and plastic waste is piled up along both banks of the
river.
Irresponsible claims which neglect homeland, longing for gorgeous consumption life, endless civil wars and
droughts caused by attacking global warming – What does Afghanistan reveal in the society filled with apocalyptic
atmosphere?
I ask for the meaning of finding out a heartwarming bondage in an abandoned small world and stare at a place far more distant from modernization.
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私は無宗教ですが、QArmyの会議室ではいつもみんなで聖書を読んでいます。皆さん信心深い。私が先輩に相談事をしても “(pray) 祈って。なんなら彼にも祈ってもらって” と言われるだけ。全員が祈りのパワーを一番信頼しています。馬鹿げてるように聞こえますがこれはどうやら光と闇の闘いらしいのです t.co/Plv15XuiHb— Eri(QmapJapan) (@okabaeri9111) June 10, 2019
Eri (QmapJapan)
@okabeeri9111
I’m not a religious person, but everybody always reads the Bible in the meeting room of Qarmy. All are
religious. If I consult my senior about something, she just says: “Pray. Or you can ask him to pray for
you.” Everybody trusts the power of prayer more than anything else. It sounds silly, but this seems to be a
fight between light and darkness.
Kensuke (QarmyJapan)@vWLqgZOrgj4wbRGood evening, @okabeeri9111 Eri! I have another question.I wonder how QAnon understands Christianity and the Bible.Personally, I feel it is the existence and resurrection of Jesus Christ that the Deep State fears most about.
真の覚醒とは人類がNWOに騙されてきた数々の事実に関する”知識”の獲得でなく、真の愛に目覚める事。”認められたい/悔しい/憎いなど負の感情なしに見知らぬ他人にも喜んで無償の愛を与え、どうすれば全ての人が笑顔になるかという事だけを無意識に考えて行動できているか”を自己確認するといいのかも…— Eri(QmapJapan) (@okabaeri9111) December 27, 2019
Eri (QmapJapan)
@okabeeri9111
True awakening is not to gain “knowledge” about the many facts which humanity has been kept away from by the
New World Order. It would be better to confirm by yourself whether you could gladly give unconditional love
even to strangers without negative feelings such as acceptance, grudge or hate and furthermore whether you
could unconsciously act only thinking about how to make all people smile.
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