3 min read日本語

Face The Mind

One of the most fascinating things is to acquire deep language skills as an auxiliary tongue—particularly ancient languages embedded with the wisdom of days of yore.

Japanese, has uniquely evolved communication protocols, emboding an esoteric and intricate way of thinking.

The language deeply reflects Japanese traditions and customs, and this spirit of Yamato—the crux of this tale.A woodblock-style illustration of a woman with a parasol on a stone causeway, red torii standing in the water and a snow-capped peak beyondThe Japanese possess a deeply rooted philosophical stance bridging the spiritual and material, rendering the language rich with nonverbal communication and social cues woven into its metaphysical themes.

The concept of facing the mind and its profound philosophical significance underscores an urgent need for accessible understanding, encouraging all to embark on a Japanese language journey to perceive the unseen.

The goal is to enlighten those unfamiliar with Japanese through a daily practice of self-refinement.An illustration of a winged woman in a green kimono holding an apple beside a fruit-laden tree in a bamboo grove, smaller winged figures aboveHere, personal discovery unlocks the keys to systematically internalizing Japanese.

i kyō「意嚮」translates directly as “facing the mind.” It refers to the direction of one’s will, inclination of mind, or where the heart is oriented—in essence, the mental or emotional direction to which a person is naturally inclined.

For those who seek to define and measure to understand i kyō「意嚮」can be thought of as the mysterious Seity—the phantasmagorical life force woven into the fabric of all reality, the resident spirit within every solitary human being.

Indeed, i kyō「意嚮」and the notion of self-realization it embodies, exists within a distinctly Japanese framework—conceptually a different world from the hard-core, dogmatic, materialistic, industrialized Western theme.An illustration of two large statues of seated scholars above a modern city, a green apple and trees below, with Japanese textLoss of selfhood and self-reflection comes from missed opportunities to communicate with Seity.

One opens the heart to endless possibilities when venerating and emulating the core principles of the neo-clan’s tutelary deity.

Seity is a force of nature that cannot be denied, and one should always seek what she has to say about the direction of this precious life—an epoch in a moment of time.

Material existence resides solely inside your mentated reality―in practicality―everything is a figment of the imagination, a product of your mind.An illustration of a huge bearded face in the forest canopy above a circle of seated children, winged figures and butterflies aroundIndeed, the first question from Seity would be—Are you aware of your i kyō「意嚮」and did it come from deep within the nooks and crannies of your being?

The true self speaks from within—pointing the way to destination destiny, urging you to start the journey to infinity by finding a new reality within your personalized quantum game.

Cast off the shackles of the past to feel your own i kyō「意嚮」for clearly you have been steered, trained, and, yes, manipulated to participate in someone else’s funky game.

If so, you are an F-player in a low-budget, D-grade movie scene in someone else’s quantum game.An illustration of dishevelled teachers in a classroom, several wearing shirts marked with a letter, Japanese text across the baseThe only path forward is toward the longing within i kyō「意嚮」also known as Flow—a Japanese remedy to soothe the fragmented, frazzled, lost, and lonely soul.

The answer lies in unearthing your own i kyō「意嚮」and by doing so, you too will at last enter Flow.

The purpose of this journey is to explore more deeply what it means to be a human being—slowly revealed through the onozuto protocol.

By delving into the heart of this journey, one discovers what was known all along—the inner sanctum of serene clarity is the sanctuary of ban butsu「万物」life in all things—you exist as a vibration within an ephemeral dream.An illustration of two luminous figures facing each other on spirals, a ribbon of coloured light passing between them