出版社：文芸社 著者：大野靖志 定価：1,680円
How Kotodama Manifests Reality
• Contents
• Contents
• Chapter 1 - Defining Kotodama
History of Kotodama Linguistics
A E I O U (phonetically: ‘ah’, ‘ei’, ‘ee’, ‘oh’, ‘oo’)
Applying Kotodama Linguistic Theory to the Kojiki (古事記 "An Account of Ancient Matters" - Japanese Mythology)
Correlating the 50 sounds to the Mythology of the Kojiki
List of the Sounds of the 50 Syllabary and the Correlated Kojiki God
Applying the Concept of Kotodama Energy in the Syntax of Language
Unifying the Five Strata into a Comprehensive Theory to Approach Everything
• Chapter 2 - Relating Kotodama and Shinto
Historical Lineage of Hakke Shinto
Far Reaching Influence of Hakke Shinto into Modern Times
How Dr. Kenji Nanasawa was Introduced to Hakke Shinto
The Historical Rites of Hafuri in the Training of the Crown Prince to be the Emperor
Grasp God, Eat God
“Religious Services” were the “Politics” of Ancient Japan
Revealing the True Meanings of the Rites of Tokusa no Kandakara (The Ten Stages of God’s Treasures)
Harai Kotoba (Words of Clearing)
Understanding the Gods Amatsu and Kunitsu (Heaven and Earth)
Observances to Console the Five Spirits and the Five Souls – The sixth stage
Understanding ‘Musubi’ - The Spirit of Unification
Explaining the Clearing Powers of Each of the Stages of the Rites of the Nine Strata
The Practice of Individually Becoming the Creator
Going to the State of Enlightenment
• Chapter 3 - Uniting Frontier Science with Shinto / Kotodama Concepts
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Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking and Kotodama
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle and Kotodama
Defining the Quantum Field with Kotodama
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Chapter 2 – Relating Kotodama and Shinto
Explaining the Clearing Powers of Each of the Stages of the Rites of the Nine Strata
By understanding the Hakke Shinto belief in the infinite application of the concept of the five strata and the perception of the nine strata through Hakke Shinto ritual and teaching, Nanasawa has developed theories to unify human understanding of phase resonance as understood since ancient times.
Based on his understanding of the energetic spectrum of phase resonance theory of the universe, Nanasawa has applied the concept of the nine phases. The logic in a physical sense is that the nine phases are put to the same order as our understanding of 3D reality. Ascending the chart, at the center of the earth (center of gravity’s pull) there is molten core (fire), surrounded by a layer of cooling ores, mostly iron (metal). Above that layer the crust of the earth is soil, some parts are covered by sea and others by trees. Above that layer the lower atmosphere (wind), the upper atmosphere (sky) and then outer space (heaven). From this ordering of the matrix of reality, Nanasawa considers that people at the surface of the earth would be consciously observing reality at the phase corresponding to above water and below trees.
In the next chart, the nine phase resonance spectrum is correlated to the Shinto God names, Kotodama Linguistic theory that were discussed in chapter 1, and brainwave patterns based on modern scientific research.
By applying the Hakke Shinto concepts of phase energy along with an integrated idea of the creation stories (and energetics) of the Kojiki a synergistic understanding of consciousness emerges. At this point of expanded thought one can begin to see that the patterns of the universe take on similar structure, from the atomic world to the structure of solar systems and galaxies.
This power would be classified scientifically as the five powers of quantum physics. Namely, the four type of creative powers: weak power, strong power, electric and magnetic power, and the power of gravity. Accordingly, the power of the energy of the creation of the universe (AKA zero point energy), which is understood to be at work behind forces of nature would be the nearest equivalent to Musubi. Nanasawa asserts that according to Hakke Shinto, the essence of soul is manifested by the energy of the spirits and is seen as energy being unified. The role of spirit is to unify other things and for that reason, the power of ‘spirit’ remains unknown. This is the stratum of unity at which understanding cannot be told by science, philosophy, or religion. This is where mythical knowledge, such as the knowledge of the power of Musubi can be the only guide.
Explaining the Clearing Powers of Each of the Stages of the Rites of the Nine Strata
The Rites of the Nine Strata is an elaboration on the concept of the five strata that is then applied to Shinto observance. This theme of elaboration based on the five strata is a fundamental concept that is reflected in the practice of many Hakke Shinto rites. For example, in the Hifumi no Harai (Clearing of one, two, and three) a clearing ritual of counting the numbers one to ten is a basic meditation on the nine strata; hi (1),fu (2), mi (3), yo (4), i (5), mu (6), na (7), ya (8), ko (9), to (10). The nine numbers make one unit, with the 2 digit number, ‘to’ (10), beginning the next unit. From there, the names of the Shinto kami (gods) can then be understood and placed within the Nine Strata (see the chart on pp. 43-44).
Nanasawa comments that:
“Hakke Shinto practitioners have extensively developed their ceremonies while preserving a conduit to mythical knowledge. Therefore, the concept of the Nine Strata is actually perceived as one’s own experience. A deep understanding of this practice was historically entrusted as the basis of the political system by former rulers of Japan. In those days, it was believed that to truly be King, the ruler must embody a full range of knowledge. Namely, knowledge of Heaven, Earth, and the Nine Stages was required to be the ruler of the people.”
By understanding the Hakke Shinto belief in the infinite application of the concept of the five strata and the perception of the nine strata through Hakke Shinto ritual and teaching, Nanasawa has developed theories to unify human understanding of phase resonance as understood since ancient times.
Diagram to Unify the Stratified Barriers of Phase Resonance
| Monotheism | Norse Myth | Greek Philosophy | Chinese Five Element | Vajrayana Six Element | I Ching Eight Phases | Nanasawa’s Nine Strata |
| Heaven | Heaven | Sky / Wind | Wood | Consciousness / Thought | Heaven | Heaven |
| Earth | Sky | Fire | Metal / Gold | Sky | River | Sky |
| Earth | Water | Fire | Wind | Fire | Wind | |
| Earth | Water | Fire | Thunder & Lightning | Wood / Trees | ||
| Earth | Water | Wind | Water | |||
| Earth | Water | Soil | ||||
| Mountain | Metal | |||||
| Earth | Fire | |||||
| Earth |
Based on his understanding of the energetic spectrum of phase resonance theory of the universe, Nanasawa has applied the concept of the nine phases. The logic in a physical sense is that the nine phases are put to the same order as our understanding of 3D reality. Ascending the chart, at the center of the earth (center of gravity’s pull) there is molten core (fire), surrounded by a layer of cooling ores, mostly iron (metal). Above that layer the crust of the earth is soil, some parts are covered by sea and others by trees. Above that layer the lower atmosphere (wind), the upper atmosphere (sky) and then outer space (heaven). From this ordering of the matrix of reality, Nanasawa considers that people at the surface of the earth would be consciously observing reality at the phase corresponding to above water and below trees.
In the next chart, the nine phase resonance spectrum is correlated to the Shinto God names, Kotodama Linguistic theory that were discussed in chapter 1, and brainwave patterns based on modern scientific research.
Correlations of the 9 Stages
| Phase | Hakke Shinto God | Kojiki Mythological God | Sound | Brainwave |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heaven | Amatsunokami (天津神) | zanaginokami (伊邪那岐神) | イ - I(ee) | Gamma wave (30-120 Hz)- highest brain function - joyful actualized learning |
| Sky | Soratsuhimenokami (虚空津比売神) | Kunitokotachi (国之常立神) | エ - E(eh) | Beta 2 (20-30 Hz) alert awake focused |
| Wind | Shinatsuhinokami (志那都比古神) | Takamimusubinokami (高御産巣日神) | ア - A(ah) | Beta 1 (14-20 Hz) “normal awake |
| Tree | Kugunuchinokami (久久能智神) | Amenotokotachinokami (天之常立神) | オ - O(o) | Alpha 2 (10-12 Hz) calm, relaxed |
| Water | Mizuhanomenokami (弥都波能売神) | Amenominakanu-shinokami (天御中主神) | ウ - U(oo) | Alpha 1 (9-10 Hz) lucid, but not-thinking |
| Soil | Haniyasuhimenokami (埴安彦神) | Umashiashikabihikoji (宇摩志阿斯訶備比古遅神) | ヲ - Wo(wo) | Theta 1 (6-9 Hz) deep relaxation, meditation |
| Metal | Kanayamahikonokami (金山毘古神) | Kamimusubinokami (神産巣日神) | ワ - Wa(wa) | Theta 2 (3-6 Hz) mental imagery, dreams |
| Fire | Honokagutsuchinokami (火迦具土神) | Toyokumononokami (豊雲野神) | ヱ - We(wei) | Delta 1 (2 - 3 Hz) - Deep Sleep |
| Earth | Kunitsunokami (国津神) | Izanaminokami (伊邪那美神) | ヰ - Wi(we) | Delta 2 (1 - 2 Hz) - Deep Dreamless Sleep |
By applying the Hakke Shinto concepts of phase energy along with an integrated idea of the creation stories (and energetics) of the Kojiki a synergistic understanding of consciousness emerges. At this point of expanded thought one can begin to see that the patterns of the universe take on similar structure, from the atomic world to the structure of solar systems and galaxies.
“The working hypothesis that there is a correlation between the unifying power of Musubi in Shinto and the power of the creation of the universe is being empirically proven in recent experiments. While this theory is still not understood or readily accepted in the scientific community at large, it is enough to validate the Hakke Shinto worldview.”
This power would be classified scientifically as the five powers of quantum physics. Namely, the four type of creative powers: weak power, strong power, electric and magnetic power, and the power of gravity. Accordingly, the power of the energy of the creation of the universe (AKA zero point energy), which is understood to be at work behind forces of nature would be the nearest equivalent to Musubi. Nanasawa asserts that according to Hakke Shinto, the essence of soul is manifested by the energy of the spirits and is seen as energy being unified. The role of spirit is to unify other things and for that reason, the power of ‘spirit’ remains unknown. This is the stratum of unity at which understanding cannot be told by science, philosophy, or religion. This is where mythical knowledge, such as the knowledge of the power of Musubi can be the only guide.