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Ryujinsogusha is a very important shrine where Shirahime Ryuoujin Oogamisama is enshrined. /Negoroji is Koyasan “Okunoin” (inner sanctuary) and constitutes the core of “Ura Koya.”
I
have kept it a secret for a long time that this Ryujinsogusha is a
very important shrine. This shrine is famous as housing for
Takanohana sumo stable in Osaka Tournament. Shirohime Ryuoujin
Ookamisama, enshrined deity of this shrine, is a goddess who has
provided tremendous support for the Reformation of Heavenly World
which started in 2007, from the earlier period on. There is a word of
“Tenjou Oogamisama” in an explanation for Ryujinsogusha. It
refers to 51 deities described in Futomani-zu.
It
would appear that Ryujinsogusha enshrined the Sirius System Heavenly
Deity 5th Level 32 deities (Misofu Deities) at first. However,
Shirahime Ryuoujin Oogamisama is deity “u” of three supreme
deities a/u/wa of the Sirius System Heavenly Deity 5th Level.
The
Committee of 300 used to be the core organization of the Illuminati.
However, the committee split up and has been reorganized into the
Goldman Family’s Group (the Committee of 200) aimed at global
peace. Such big change is partly due to efforts of the goddess.
Therefore, Ryujinsogusha has become an important shrine for the
Goldman Family’s Group.
The
third and fourth articles are descriptions about Negoroji, Koyasan
“Okunoin”. We can fully understand that priests of esoteric
Buddhism have “remote viewing” and also that such ability makes
priests have connection to those with power.
I
figured out long time ago that Negoroji constitutes the core of “Ura
Koya.” The third article provides a proof that I was right. Reading
the description by Wikipedia, the origin of the temple shows it is
right.
I
think that Ura Koya has protected Emperor and it would appear to me
that they have recently obeied the Goldman Family’s Group.
It
is said on the Internet that the Unification Church is controlled by
CIA. However, since CIA has being dismantled, I think that the
Unification Church is controlled by Ura Koya. It has recently been
rumored that the Unification Church and the Nippon Kaigi controlled
by the Church have switched sides. I think that it is influenced by
Ura Koya.
May
23, 2018
Masatoshi
Takeshita
Note:
Shanti-phula
has indicated some parts of the following text in black boldface type
or in red letters.
(1)
English
translation of the Japanese version of Wikipedia
Ryujinsogusha
Ryujinsogusha
Founded
in 1963
Founded
by Genjiro Tsujimoto
Headquartered
at 2-332 aza Hirookadani, Gokashou, Uji-shi, Kyoto Pref.
Representative:
Kimitoshi Tsujimoto
Ryujinsogusha
is a religious organization headquartered at Uji-shi, Kyoto
Prefecture. The organization was founded by Genjiro Tsujimoto
in 1974.
Official
name is religious corporation Koujinkai
Ryujinsogusha.
<snip>
It
is headquartered in Uji City, Kyoto Prefecture. It has branches in
Tokyo, Chiba and Niigata. The organization sets
a goal of creating a harmony with nature and fostering a rich
humanity.
(The
rest is omitted)
(2)
English
translation of excerpt from Ryujinsogusha
About
Ryujinsogusha
<snip>
Leading
deities from many divine beings get
together in this shrine to manage the
realm of heaven, defend the realms of Buddhahood and Bodhisattva, and
protect the realm of humans. Deities who
get together in the shrine are especially called “Tenjo
Oogamisama.” At the top of Tenjo Oogamisama is
Tenshu Tentei-sama.
<snip>
Enshrined
deity
Shirahime
Ryuoujin Oogamisama
The
goddess is Tenjo Oogamisama and the eldest daughter of Tenshu
Tentei-sama.
Divine
power
The
goddess has immeasurable power to provide the peace and security of
the marine country, safe voyage, welfare of the household, and
recovery from illness, especially with regard to gynecological
disease. The goddess is also called a deity of safe delivery. She is
also a deity of learning and displays her power in progress in
learning.
English
translation of a Japanese article: Analysis and Prediction of International Situation – May 24, 2015 –
Mr.
Takeo Harada claims: What is “true Japan” we should know now?
<snip>
Koyasan
is the temple established by Kukai, the founder of the Shingonshu.
According to the English blog by Mr. Takeo
Harada, the Negoroji,
Shingonshu situated between Koyasan and Iwade City, Wakayama
Prefecture, is equivalent to “true
Okunoin” of Koyasan. Many high priests including other
denominations including Tendaishu get together in the shrine to have
discussions. Surprisingly, Shingonshu priests
have “remote viewing” as a result of religious training and can
predict what happened to people in remote areas and even what will
happen to them in the future. According to Mr. Harada, this
is exactly the reason why Shingonshu has maintained close relations
with all leaders across the country. Kansai International
Airport was built near the Negoroji to provide much convenience to
priests who visit there from all over Japan. As a result, it is not
easy access to reach the airport from Osaka City. They say that the
highest priest of Negoroji, Sekine Shinkyo Daisoujou, does not live
in Wakayama Prefecture but he actually lives in Tokyo.
(The
rest is omitted)
(4)
English
translation of the Japanese version of Wikipedia
Negoroji
Daito
(Great Tower) designated as a national treasure
Negoroji
is the head temple of a Buddhist sect,
Shingi Shingonshu, located in Iwade
City, Wakayama Prefecture. The honorable title is Ichijozan, whose
unabbreviated title is Ichijouzan Daihouin Negoroji. The principal
object of worship is Dainichinyorai (Virocana Buddha). The founder is
Kakuban (Kogyuo-Daishi).
History
Kakuban,
who lived later in the Heian period and was said to be the
greatest priest in Koyasan since Kukai, built a chapel in 1130 and
called it Denhouin.
Retired
Emperor Toba became a believer in Kakuban and provided generous
support to the shrine by donating manors to it. Two years later, in
1132, Kakuban got permission from retired emperor Toba and built
Daidenhouin and Mitsugonin in Koyasan. Two years later, in
1134, Kakuban assumed the post of the highest priest of Kongobuji
Temple and got strong power to control the
whole Koyasan. Although Kakuban tried to rebuild faith in
Koyasan, which had deteriorated, and resurrect the teachings of
founder Kukai, priests in Koyasan objected him and a group of Kakuban
and the opposition group came into conflict. In
1140, the temples of Kakuban group, including Kakuban’s
living place Mitugenin, were burned down by the
opposition group inside Koyasan. A group
of Kakuban descended from Koyasan and moved
their bases to Bufukuji in Hikita manor, one of Daidenhouin
manors. They built Enmeiji anew and made it Denpoue training
monastery. Inge branch temples were built
mainly by Bufukuji and Enmeiji, which formed collectively called
Negoroji. Three years later, in 1143, Kakuban passed away in
Enmeiji. Then one century later, in 1288,
Raiyu, head of Daidenhouin, transferred the temple register to
Negoro. Around this time, the base of
Daidenhouin was moved from Koyasan to Negoro (present location).
Negoroji
enjoyed prosperity at the end of the
Muromachi period, which formed a big
religion city with 450 housings for priests (according to one theory,
2,700 housings), acquired territory equivalent to 72mangoku and had
a big military group consisting of more than 10,000 armed priests
called Negoroshu. Negoroji priests took
home Matchlock guns, which had just come from Tanegashima, and
priests formed a gun unit.
(The
rest is omitted)