Sunday, 9th of August, 2020
The underground temple of Mt. Kōmyōzan (光明山) taught me the existence of another Mt. Kōmyōzan.
By connecting the three Kōmyōzans, a triangle with a regularity of 50 degrees, 60 degrees and 70 degrees emerged.
All three places are tombs. But it is not necessary to hurry to know whose tomb it is.
Whose tomb it is, we will know in time.
Saturday, 8th of August, 2020
I started climbing from the spot a man had told me the day before. (August 2)
This is Mt. Kōmyōzan (光明山) looking up from the forest road.
Mr. Takebe led the way from the ridge to the top of the mountain.
At the top of the mountain, we made a simple offering and greeting.
Just below the summit, there exists an underground temple!
It looks like a pyramid! It's surprise! Amazing!!
And there is a burial chamber approximately 10m x 20m in the center of the cross space of the underground temple.
(I didn't have a measuring tape, so these are approximate length figures at my stride.)
And the cross shaped temple was built to face to the main shrine of Atago Shrine (愛宕神社) at the summit of Mt. Atago (愛宕山) in Kyoto.
And at the right direction in perpendicular from that place, there exists the Mt. Kōmyōzan(光明山) (here is also a burial mound), and the three points draw a right triangle of 40 degrees, 50 degrees, and 90 degrees.
It is really astonishing that the angles of the direction to Mt. Kōmyōzan and to the head shrine of the Atago Shrine are not different from the angles measured by the special zero magnetic field L-rod core even in the 1 degree.
It is a really calculated figure, and the underground temple of Empress Kōmyō seems to hold a much great secret.
Friday, 7th of August, 2020
Mt. Kōmyōzan, which can be seen from Kōmyōzan Kanpukuji (光明山観福寺) in Sanda City, Hyogo, is the tomb of Jōe (定恵), who was believed to be the eldest son of Fujiwara no Kamatari (藤原鎌足).
Jōe was the illegitimate son of Emperor Kōtoku (孝徳天皇).
And Jōe (定恵) was also the mysterious person, Hōdō Sennin (法道仙人: Dharma Dao Hermit).
The second son of Fujiwara no Kamatari, Fujiwara no Fuhito (藤原不比等) was the the illegitimate son of Emperor Tenji (天智天皇).
Actually, Fujiwara no Fuhito was the younger brother of twins.
Although Fuhito was the second son of the Fujiwara family, in terms of Emperor Tenji's DNA, he was the third son of Emperor Tenji.
His eldest son was Prince Otomo, 大友皇子 (Emperor Kōbun, 弘文天皇), and his second son was Hieda no Are (稗田阿礼).
And the wife of Emperor (聖武天皇), Empress Kōmyō (光明皇后) was recorded the daughter of Fujiwara no Fuhito, but she was the daughter of Jōe=Hōdō Sennin, who was the elder brother of Fuhito.
Fuhito was the adoptive father of Kōmyōshi (光明子).
Kōmyōshi (光明子) is sleeping in the Mt Kōmyōzan (光明山) and the name of that place is the Yabu City (養父市: Adoptive Father's City). It is handed down that Empress Kōmyō, who was raised by her adoptive father, is asleep in the mountain.
It sounds like a lie, but it's the true story.
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As I was being taught these things, I was a little excited to climb to the top of Mt. Kōmyō the next day and meet Empress Kōmyō up close and personal.
I was a little concerned about the bear...but I had a strong feeling that I would be protected no matter what because I was going on a mission from God.
....
We arrived at the Ryokan Kojō around 6 pm, and we hurriedly took bath and had dinner from 6:30.
Mr. Takebe was asked by me to visit the tomb of Ono no Imoko (小野妹子) and the mausoleum of Emperor Kōtoku (孝徳天皇陵), in terms of DNA, the flow is from Ono no Imoko to Emperor Kōtoku.
The flow is, Emperor Kōtoku's child is Jōe, and Jōe's child is Kōmyōshi, therefore, my plan was, first, Ono no Imoko and Emperor Kōtoku rode on Mr. Takebe and went to the tomb of Jōe, then in the next day we three people would visit the sanctuary of Empress Kōmyō.
...So at the dinner, there seemed to be three people except for Kōmyōshi.
There were three people from this world, including me, and three people from the other world, so a total of six spirits held the banquet.
They said, "I've never tasted beer, so I'll have sake if possible." So we had a conversation over beer and sake.
The banquet with six magnificent sacred spirits was filled with hospitality and careful consideration.
We didn't get plastered, and the solemn time passed so quickly that I went back to my room and immediately fell asleep.
Because of this, I woke up around 3 am after I slept enough.
So, I engrossed in reading the information about hiking trails on Mt. Kōmyō on my smart phone one by one, for the first time.
Then, also including the advice of local men, I decided on my own course and point for climbing the mountain, then I went back to sleep.
I closed my eyes with picturing the route up and the summit.
....
In the morning, I said, "Mr. Takebe, I'd like to take this course."
Then Mr. Takebe seemed to have the same course in his mind.
After breakfast, we left the inn early.
It took about 15 minutes from the inn to the entrance of the climbing mountain by car.
We found the place right away where the local man told us to go.
I change into hiking boots, wrap leggings on my ankles. Ready to go.
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Now, Let the pilgrimage to Mt. Kōmyō begin!
Thursday, 6th of August, 2020
On the 1st (Sat.), we moved from Kōmyōzan Kampukuji Temple (光明山観福寺) in Sanda City to Yōbu City in Hyogo, to inspect the route we would climb Mt. Kōmyō (光明山) in Yōbu City the next day.
We got to know there were a lot of burial mounds around the root of the Mt. Kōmyō.
The number of them seemed to be a bit uncommon copious.
We went around from Ōyabu, the west of the foot of the mountain, to the south, Kuchimeiji (口米地), and then to Nakameiji (中米地) for the preliminary inspection.
From Nakameiji, we went north along the river but turned back because the road was blocked by a net door.
There were about 20 or 30 of them, they had finished their work and were drinking. Then I asked...
"Excuse me, I want to climb up to Mt. Kōmyō above, but where should I climb up from? Could you show me the way?"
"Hmmm... I don't know." :-)
"I don't know... (to the other person,) Do you know?"
"Ask them over there."
I went around the banquet table and asked.
Me: "I'd like to go up to Mt. Kōmyō..."
Villager: "By the way, what are you going to the mountains for? There are bears in the mountain."
Me: "What? There's a bear there!"
Villager: "If you meet a cub, you're in trouble. Its parent is going to attack you! ".... Everyone says so.
Me: "It's a bear...but God told me to come and greet him with a bottle of sake."
Villager: "God told you... to come and greet him with a sake ..."
Villager: "Hey, you're a hunter, you know..."
Hunter: "You can't get to the top of the mountain, it's too steep."
Me: "Well, excuse me, but may I open the net door that is blocking the road tomorrow and enter in?"
Villager: "Yeah, O.K."
Me: "Thank you."
Villager: "After you open the door and go straight ahead, there's some sort of concrete cistern on your left, you can climb up from there."
I was told this.
"Thank you!"
"Be careful when you go up there."
It seems that even in this village there are few people who climbed the top of the Mt. Kōmyō.
Only the hunter said, "There's nothing to see, no scene, even if you go to the top of the mountain."
But for me, just getting their permission to open the net door blocked the road and enter the mountain gave me a great sense of relief.
We stayed at an inn called "Ryokan Kojō (旅館 古城)".
Finally, the next day, we would go to the target Mt. Kōmyō, the tomb of Empress Kōmyō.
Wednesday, 5th of August, 2020
Yesterday, I went to the mountain for the first time in a while.
I saw the scene of a new road growing.
And I felt a tremendous amount of manpower there.
I filmed the scene with a drone.
I took out my special zero-field L-rod core and asked two people who were completely new to the rod operation to try it.
For the first time, they both opened the rods on the invisible line.
And then we floated the drone.
'Can you fly it over the walkway?' said I.
I had a "premonition" that new doors would be opened by the location information sought from the trigonometry on the Geographical Survey Institute map, the human sensors, and the drone technology.
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Zero Magnetic Field Generator
