2019.8.31

The last day of August. How fast time flies!

It was fine.

I was rather busy to have attended three study events.

First I went to Kokuryo to attend REIKI study meeting at the 33rd floor of the tower apartment. There were 6 participants.
I experienced to change the taste of water by distance healing for the first time.

Second I went to Iidabashi to attend Yamato eki study tea party hosted by my REIKI teacher.There were eight people in total and I knew all of them. Yamato is the name of the place in Nara where the Yamato eki fortune telling method started. We learned the history of fortune telling and 10 characteristics of yin yang (sun and moon) groups of five elements (tree,fire, earth, metal, and water).  I belong to sun - fire  group.

Third I went to Meguro to listen to the lecture "Expo and Buddhism" held at the Gohyakurakanji temple.

I learned a lot today.

2019.8.30

It was a rainy day.

I got on the 7:30 train to get to Fuchuhonmachi by 10 AM. Five REIKI friends got together and enjoyed learning many interesting healing methods. The host prepared lunch too.
When we learn REIKI at the seminar, we do not talk about our private things. Therefore we have known each other by name and face but did not know almost anything about their family or career background. So it was nice to know each other.

After that I went to Shinagawa to meet somebody.

Today is a new moon. It is a good time to make a wish list.What wishes fo you have?

2019.8.29

It was fine.

I went to Musashiranzan to attend a special lecture by Prof. Nicole Gordon who is a daughter of Ms. Beate Sirota Gordon who wrote about gender equality to the Japanese Constitution after the World War II. There is a three day event of 2019 Forum for the Promition of Gender Equality at National Women's Education Center.

I am very glad to see her finally after a few years correspondences.

After that I came back to Ikebukuro with Dr. Hiroko Amano who made the embroidery of tapestry of constitution. It was nice to talk with her.

Then I went to Takanawadai to attend another lecture.

It was a long day.