【Why does UTAKO choose her current actions? Updated July 21, 2026】

The fundamental purpose behind UTAKO's current diverse activities (divination, bodywork, psychological support, music/video production, etc.) is to

“translate your unspoken emotions and enable those who have continued to blame themselves to reclaim their own lives and voices”

“design your worldview and visualize invisible value as works of art”

Behind these actions lies a deep purpose that could be called a soul's craving, as follows:

1. To reclaim a “stolen voice” and resolve karma

The driving force behind UTAKO's actions lies in her childhood experience of not being believed when telling the truth, leading to the despair of feeling that “no matter what I say, it won't reach anyone,” and the terror of nearly losing her voice physically through two surgeries.

Soul's Learning: For UTAKO, continuing to raise her own voice and saving the souls of others is, in itself, “reclaiming her voice = resolving karma.”

Mission as a Translator: By translating pain that even the person themselves cannot explain and nameless movements of the heart into stories and music, her goal is to rescue those who are suffering from “not having their existence correctly received,” just as she once was.

2. To lead from a “way of life that seeks security externally” to independence
A major purpose of UTAKO's sessions and outreach is to guide people from the dependent state many suffer from—such as “feeling anxious just because I haven't received a message” or “my value is determined by the other person's attitude”—back to a state of “independence” where they can create security within themselves.

Definition of Independence: The independence UTAKO aims for is not about relying on no one, but “not hating yourself for needing someone, and not handing over the decision-making power of your life to the other person.” Internalizing security: She advocates for “essential transformation” as shifting from outsourcing (depending on) security to a state where it can be completed within oneself.



3. To “re-assign meaning” to the story of one's life She acts with the goal of not letting past failures and pain end as mere “misfortune,” but redefining them as a “meaningful film (story).”
Positive interpretation: By unraveling the background of

“why I became who I am today” as a story, she emphasizes creating a state where clients can accept the path they have walked, thinking, “This was the right way.” Total affirmation of existence: Rather than external standards like whether something is useful or correct, she chooses to deliver the truth that

“there is value in existence itself” through expression.

4. For essential transformation through “condemnation and compassion” UTAKO chooses a path that combines not only “kindness (compassion)” but also “severity (condemnation)” because she believes that unless light is shed on lies and self-deception,
people cannot be saved in the true sense. Shedding light: While pointing out the lies behind actions and dependencies that continue to hurt oneself, she fully accepts the background (pain) that made those lies necessary. Through this

“stand by, but do not carry” stance, she encourages the other person to stand on their own two feet proactively. In conclusion, all of UTAKO's actions are chosen for the consistent purpose of

“breathing life back into individual voices and stories that were about to be erased from the world, and enabling that person to return to being the protagonist of their own life.”