I feel that the era is moving in a predetermined direction, as the current president, Takagi, was born today, and as she competed with Mr. Koizumi in the past.

In fact, these two people appeared clearly in a certain (future) vision of mine. Specifically, when a shocking and awakening event occurs regarding politicians in the near future, these two will be at the center of it. In that vision, it was unclear to me which one would become the prime minister, but based on my past feelings, Mr. Koizumi seemed to have a slight advantage. However, with the current president, Takagi, being born, the result is the opposite of what I saw a long time ago, but I feel that this may not be a significant difference in the overall flow. Or, the actual power balance may have changed by that future point. In any case, these two will be at the center of political reforms in the near future.

As many people have noticed, there are politicians in Japan who are being manipulated by other countries, or who are betraying their own country to other countries for their own desires. This is true even for the Liberal Democratic Party, and in fact, there are people who are like agents mixed in conservative parties like the LDP. And this is slowly eroding and sickening Japan. In the past, when Japan had its national strength, this would have been a problem, but now it is quite troublesome. Politicians who should be working for Japan need to overcome such external pressure and work for Japan. However, there are politicians (although not many) who are betraying Japan by giving in to their own desires or pressure and threats. Although this is a small number compared to the total number of politicians, the fact that people with political power are involved in such acts of betrayal is eroding the country of Japan.

And in the near future, something shocking will happen. Probably around 20 people, on a day close to Christmas in winter (not this year), these politicians will have their political lives ended. Specifically, what will happen is something that I cannot write about in a blog, but these politicians will resign as members of the Diet, and everyone will not fully understand the situation or the intentions behind it. This is for the sake of Japan. To achieve this, there are many entities that have been working behind the scenes for a long time. Not only entities with physical bodies, but also entities without physical bodies, such as the gods of Japan, are involved in these decisions. This is because if these politicians are not removed, Japan will not awaken.

Some people will encounter such situations in their own bedrooms at home, while others will experience them in their private rooms in the Diet building. Even in the Diet building, which is supposed to be secured, such incidents have occurred, leading to various rumors about security lapses or even national-level conspiracies. However, the true cause remains unknown, and the investigation will continue.

At the same time, people of Kurdish origin in Kawaguchi, or Asians who are exploiting the Japanese medical system or welfare programs to stay in Japan, will also be targeted around the same time. Perhaps, this will happen the day after the incident involving the Diet members. It is likely that between 12,000 and 20,000 adults of Kurdish origin will be targeted, and it will occur during the quiet hours of the night. Similar things may happen to people of Chinese descent in Asia, but because they are geographically dispersed, it may not be widely reported. For the Japanese gods, these people are like something that needs to be dealt with, like removing something dirty. When I say this, some people may think that the Japanese gods are cruel for treating humans in this way. However, if we leave this problem unresolved, Japan's security will deteriorate, and many people will suffer. Therefore, I support the Japanese gods' choice to address this issue early. This is something that the gods cannot do alone, so a large number of people are involved. It is a small matter before a major event, and the gods address problems early, while also looking towards the future. This is done in a way that appears natural or in a way that it is unclear what happened, so things are resolved peacefully without any cruelty.

This is the same for politicians. They will end their political careers in an unknown way, without suffering. And some of them may have their souls extracted and placed into pregnant mothers in Indian slums. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much, as they will not die. However, they will have to live their lives all over again in the Indian slums, so it is difficult not to feel sympathy for their suffering. This may be a fitting punishment for those who have exploited the country for their own desires.

This series of events will initially be seen as a challenge to politicians or democracy within Japan. However, at the same time, foreign countries will focus on the cold attitude of Japanese society towards the Kurds and other illegal immigrants, as well as those who have exploited the system. This will serve as a warning to those who have thought of Japan as a "soft country" and continued to stay illegally, or to those who are sending them. This will spread awareness around the world that if people stay illegally in Japan, they will face severe consequences, and the number of foreigners who stay illegally or exploit medical insurance and welfare programs through fraudulent means will decrease. Japan will gain a reputation as a country that is strict towards illegal immigrants, which will lead to a decrease in such abuse.

These points are also consistent from a spiritual perspective. In general, there are misunderstandings that spirituality is always about happiness and an easy life, or that it's about attracting things, and many people say things that sound good. However, because spirituality is about the essence of things, people who perform immoral (adharma) acts will receive corresponding consequences. That is karma. Helping them would go against the law of karma, and in some cases, not helping them is a better action. As Buddhism teaches, it is often the right thing to do to leave immoral people alone.

Also, there is a common misconception in spirituality or in the general public, such as the idea that "the leader will disappear in the future." This is incorrect; leaders are always necessary, and moreover, leaders who are in accordance with morality and reason are needed. That is a king or a monarch, and everyone gathers under that morality. Therefore, even if such events occur, it is not a challenge to democracy, but rather it is necessary to eliminate people who are pursuing their own interests or engaging in traitorous acts under the guise of democracy, and to move towards a system where the country is united under a monarch (which, in the case of Japan, is the Emperor), based on the principles of democracy. It is necessary to eliminate those who are trying to divide the country, and for Japan to unite and awaken. This turning point will occur during the Christmas season.

Now, such events occur around Christmas, and politicians who were previously complacent in their safe positions suddenly find their political lives threatened, and a sense of crisis begins to spread. In reality, the sense of crisis among politicians had been increasing since the assassination of former Prime Minister Abe, but this further intensifies that crisis, and it is shared with the general public. There is anger from those who knew about the assassination of former Prime Minister Abe but allowed it to happen, and from those who heard about it but were unable to stop it. Furthermore, even with such events occurring, the feeling of serving the country will overcome fear. This step of not yielding to external pressure, overcoming fear, and being prepared to dedicate one's life to the country is essential for Japan's awakening.

In reality, such a transformation is basically planned to happen only once, and for those who experience nothing during that time, something will not happen to them later. However, even though it happened to some politicians, and the situation is that the reasons, the mastermind, and the intentions are unknown, this temporarily throws politicians into confusion.

At that time, Mr. Koizumi and Ms. Takachi were at the center of it. Mr. Koizumi firmly stated, "It is against democracy and not something that can be tolerated to ○○ elected politicians." Ms. Takachi, compared to him, seemed a little timid and hesitant, but she would likely make similar statements.

However, these two are loved and protected by God, so there is no need to worry. Nevertheless, they probably don't realize it themselves, so it is understandable that they are somewhat apprehensive. By showing such an attitude, they give surrounding politicians an opportunity to reconsider their own positions.

As we investigate the cause of why some politicians were sacrificed, the wrongdoings of those politicians will gradually come to light. As a result, the focus will shift from the people who orchestrated such events to the wrongdoings of the politicians who were sacrificed. While the investigation into who was the mastermind will continue, the public's interest will likely be more focused on the wrongdoings of those politicians.

Around this time, perhaps due to the power of the internet and the generational change in the media, biased reporting will become less noticeable, and we will surprisingly be able to grasp the situation from a relatively objective perspective.

After that, many politicians will re-examine their positions and decide to fulfill their political careers with a sense of commitment and to dedicate themselves completely to the country of Japan. Those who cannot make such a commitment will likely resign from politics.

Such a shock will permeate the politicians, and finally, Japan will awaken.

In a crisis, if one's own position as a politician is threatened, and if the mastermind is unknown and the intentions are unclear, the criteria for dealing with the situation will be unclear. However, when looking at the people who were targeted, it will later become clear that they were all traitors. Based on this, the public will speculate that those who dedicate themselves to the country would not behave in such a way. And that speculation will be correct. This unique Japanese phenomenon of making decisions based on speculation will be difficult for foreigners to understand. Nevertheless, through the step of politicians making a commitment based on speculation, Japan's awakening will be encouraged, even without any clear-cut events.

Because this is not a clear-cut event, it will be less likely to be interfered with by foreign countries, and the media will not likely try to manipulate public opinion in a way that hinders it. If the event is too obvious, the media will interfere and manipulate public opinion, which would hinder Japan's awakening. Such a clear-cut event, but the step of politicians making a commitment as a result of it, is difficult to deny in public opinion, and therefore, Japan's awakening will not be hindered much, and independence will be promoted.

In reality, the true target group was larger, but fortunately, some people were spared due to the circumstances. These individuals will generally choose to end their political careers voluntarily and not run again, making way for those who are determined to dedicate their lives to Japan as politicians.

While temporarily, some Japanese politicians who could be called traitors will face a tragic fate and a life in Indian slums (although this is something ordinary people would not know), this will awaken other Japanese politicians, creating a cycle where they dedicate themselves to Japan and become politicians for that purpose. When many such people emerge, Japan will awaken. They will no longer be intimidated or controlled by other countries, and a determination to serve Japan will arise within the politicians.

I have sensed the emergence of Takachiho and Koizumi as starting points for this growth.

This will not happen immediately, but it may happen in the future when the time is right.

Although it is still at the stage of a seed or a sprout, Japan is undoubtedly moving in a good direction. We are at a turning point, and I feel like I have witnessed a decisive moment. While things are not good now, and the situation is still bleeding, at least, we have reached a turning point in a situation that has been deteriorating, and I see it that way.

As politics change, a definitive direction will also be found for the future of the Emperor, who governs Japan. Currently, the number of potential heirs is limited, but as I wrote before, there may be five potential heirs born. If that happens, it will truly be a peaceful and stable era.

In response to this, the lives of Japanese citizens will also become more prosperous.

I hope that day will come. Not just hoping, but as Japanese people, we must firmly establish the direction and have politicians steer the course.