Humans are amazing
Mariko Tagami
The seasons have changed again and autumn is well underway, but how is everyone doing?
Looking back on my personal life, I was able to hold my first solo workshop on the milestone of Utsushiki's 7th anniversary, and this month we were able to successfully complete our Kagetsubi Autumn/Winter Exhibition.
I am once again filled with gratitude for the exciting and irreplaceable time I spent there, with not a single boring day in particular.
One day after I had burned out like that.
In our house, my husband says, "My emotions are getting ahead of me and my body can't keep up."
Stretching in the morning, running, getting extra sleep,
Watching him make small adjustments, I was secretly impressed by the power that humans possess, how the mind and body unconsciously sense and react to the flow of energy that is connected to the state of the body in turn to ki and vibrations and influences the outside social world.
There are invisible energy and vibrations around our bodies, and they are also influenced by external social environments and human relationships.
In fact, vibrations are flexible, vague and ever-changing, like a fine mist, that can be changed however you like depending on your awareness.
Depends on your consciousness
In other words, we can change our vibrations with our "preconceptions and ideas," and we have an inward energy that makes our body weaker if the vibrations we surround ourselves with are stagnant, but conversely, if our vibrations are bright and shining, our body will become healthy.
Isn't it amazing how much power consciousness and preconceptions people inherently have?
And how free and wonderful our existence is, with our physical body, energy, and vibrations all connected and each striving to maintain balance.
The autumn doyo season is upon us, and it's a time when you may feel a bit out of sorts and are prone to physical discomfort.
I hope that you will quietly face your mind and body and consider what assumptions you have and what vibrations you are emitting, and that these days will be filled with health.
Mariko Tagami
