Dear Zoom Prayer Meeting members,
I am sharing with you Mr. Nakazawa's Peace Letter #864 that features Masami Sensei's messages in the July Grand Ceremony on July 2. (This does not include her opening remarks because they were almost the same as her messages in the booklet.) Please use this translation as a review of the ceremony.
Dai Joju!
Kinuko Hamaya
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Masami Sensei's messages in July Grand Ceremony on July 2
(After finishing all the prayers)
- I am full of emotion and satisfaction thinking that we have managed to reach here after the demise of Goi Sensei. It is mysterious that I came here today with a resolution that I would finally leave this place, but in fact, this is by no means coincidental.
- I have confirmed that my three successors have marvelously grown up and that Byakko Shinko Kai will be splendidly run by President Naya, directors, and all other staff members who are working in perfect harmony. With these thoughts in my mind, I was hearing their messages in deep emotion.
- Looking at the booklet for today, I find that all the divine activities we have fulfilled after the demise of Goi Sensei are enumerated one by one, and at the end, we formed the Divine Spark IN. I remember the time when Ware Soku Kami Nari was brought down for the first time. Even the staff members including me wondered, "Am I a divine being?" So, in the ceremonies, I made all the participants wear a large name card inscribed "XXXX (The person's name) Soku Kami Nari." The divine activities I brought down from such an age ran thorough my brain one by one, and finally, we have succeeded to make this much accomplishments.
- To me, this was the last ceremony before launching on the activity aimed for all humanity in the world. I will announce to people wonderful ways of living of human beings transcending religious beliefs and I will inform them of the original truth—that all human beings are divine and sacred.
- I additionally want to refer to the contribution of my husband who has secretly sustained me with all his might. I don't think I could have come to this far without him.
- Even now, I don't eat anything in the morning and at noon. At night, when I don't have appetite, my husband makes salad for me mixing in it nuts and fruits expecting that it will make me feel appetite. I have somehow been able to maintain my physical body by eating these dishes that fully contain Hiroo Sensei's love for me.
- Now that we have arrived here, I can leave this wonderful Byakko to my daughters and the directors. I will leave Byakko and fly to the world as an individual, Masami Saionji.
- The Fuji Declaration that was jointly launched by Dr. Laszlo, Hiroo Sensei, and me is the basis for all humanity. I would like to travel around the world from now bringing it with me. Since this wonderful booklet explains that all human beings are divine and sacred, I will convey the true principle by using the booklet as a text.
- All human beings are divine, sacred, and equal regardless of all their backgrounds, whether their countries are big, small, whether they are in conflict, or whichever ethnicity they have. I will have young representatives in all fields—music, science, mathematics, art, etc.—chosen from each country and have them all sent to Fuji Sanctuary.
- These young men and women from abroad will stay in the vast land of Fuji Sanctuary; they will camp in here setting up tents or they will stay in hotels.
- I would like to gather young people from as many countries as possible especially from small countries in Africa. I will extensively use the Fuji Sanctuary for world peace. It is for this end that I will travel to the world.
- We can nurture and guide the youths based on this booklet that covers all the principles of Byakko. I am deeply moved by reading this.
- I will visit various countries for as long as my health allows, and then I would like to do what I can by connecting with people through YouTube and Zoom until I pass away.
- I extend my gratitude to all the staff, old staff members who passed away, prayer colleagues who passed away, and also to the existence of all of you prayer colleagues who are presently working with me—people in your old age, middle age, and youths. I am now determined that I will step down from my position as the chairperson.
- Up until now, I have had the notion that ours is a religious organization, but I am now totally devoid of it. Byakko Shinko Kai is not a religious organization. Each and every one of us is a divine and sacred existence itself. Without this understanding, we cannot do away with the religious notion. I intend to step into a world that has nothing to do with religion.
- Yuka Sensei, Rika Sensei, Maki Sensei, the president, directors and many young people will create the world from now on. And I, myself am perfectly prepared to be graduated from Byakko.
- Today is by no means a coincidence. I was meaning to say to the directors and all the staff that my missions in Byakko Shinko Kai had been finished; I was thinking to say this before leaving for home. Looking at today's booklet, I am full of joy that the time has finally come for me to leave.
- About 200 people in top positions in various countries in the world sympathized with the Fuji Declaration including the late former Russian President Gorvachev. Among them, there are many others who have passed away, but about 150 of them are still alive. Today, I will give a list of them to the president.
- I would like them to introduce to us young people of their countries and to send them to the Fuji Sanctuary. Thus, I would like to work as much as I can to make Fuji Sanctuary the land of world peace—divine and sacred land.
- President, directors, all the staff, and Yuka Sensei, Rika Sensei, Maki Sensei, thank you very much. I will leave Byakko to you and I ask for your devotion from now on.
- Since I have continued working without any rest, after leaving here, I would like to have a little free time of my own. I am thinking of asking Hiroo Sensei to take me to a journey in the abroad.
- I believe that Byakko will extensively expand. In this respect, I have no regret whatsoever about Byakko. I have been marvelously graduated from Byakko. I ask for your continued contribution from now on. But I will come to Fuji whenever it is necessary for me to do so. I will come here bringing newcomers with me. Thank you very much.
(After the translation by Yuka Sensei, Masami Sensei additionally mentioned the contribution of Hiroo Sensei by influencing people at top positions in Japan.)