The Princess Who Loved Insects Sleeps: 6th Anniversary Gratitude🙏
I am Yamamoto, a former public security officer who transitioned to IAM (Interbrain Activation Method/Brain Stem Therapy [formerly BS Therapy]).
Thanks to your support, I celebrated the 6th anniversary of my practice on November 11, 2024. To everyone who has always watched over me warmly🙏, I offer my heartfelt gratitude.
In the year I opened my practice (2018), I met the "Princess Who Loved Insects" at a Vipassana meditation retreat facility (*) located in Mobara, Chiba Prefecture.
She suddenly visited me the other day, which surprised me. It was our first reunion in six years.
I have intense memories of her (a woman in her 40s from Tokyo, whom I will refer to as Ms. A), who slept in the bed next to mine during the 10-day meditation period. It is that Ms. A said at the retreat center, "It felt like I was surrounded by a feast."😅
Ms. A loved insects.
She also loved eating them.
Ms. A is a beautiful woman of the same age as me🌹. According to her, large larvae and caterpillars🐛 are "...the bigger they are, the tastier they are," and she told me with a dazzling smile✨ that they taste like shrimp🦐.
However, both insects and shrimp are arthropods, and since people with shrimp allergies can also have allergic reactions to insects, they are likely similar in terms of their components.
The meditation retreat we attended back then was in September, which was still hot, so there were large insects crawling everywhere. She said she found it irresistible, especially when she saw fat praying mantises😅. She said cicadas were particularly delicious.
In any case, urban insects are contaminated and unsuitable for eating, so she says the best way is to go to a forest with a good natural environment, collect them, cook them on the spot, and eat them with gratitude.
Clear eyes and an open heart.
I have had a good impression of this Princess Who Loved Insects, Ms. A, since six years ago. The reason she remembered IAM this time was that she felt "a bit like her heart had caught a cold." She mentioned that she sometimes needs sleeping pills. I felt the knight within me burning with fighting spirit, wanting to be of some help to this princess!
…Well, after the IAM session, I always ask everyone, "Are you able to get up?" but Ms. A was one of the few people who indicated that she "could not get up."
"...Ah, I'm too relaxed to get up."
Since she said that, I extended the time slightly and let her continue sleeping.
A few days later, I received this message from Ms. A.
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According to her,
■ The tension in my temples that I was always concerned about has been released, and my entire head and face feel relaxed.
■ Various tensions have been released.
It seems she experienced relaxation at a deep level.
Also, it seems to be acting as a sleep aid for Ms. A, who has trouble sleeping, but for those taking sleeping pills, it may take some time for the effects to appear (the quality of sleep improves as the medication leaves your system).
IAM/Lion Yawn is characterized by the activation of the pineal gland, which secretes melatonin, the hormone that governs the circadian rhythm deeply involved in sleep, so reports of "sleeping like a log" after a session or self-care are very common (examples below).
Ms. A herself said, "The fact that the tension in this part (the temples) was released is a major change," and those who can recognize such tension in the head, perceive that the tension has been released, and further understand that this is actually a major change, are people with quite sharp senses. Frankly speaking, she is a talented person.
That is to be expected, as Ms. A has long worked in a field related to people's minds and bodies, and because she naturally focuses on her own sensations, she was sensitive to subtle changes. I think her intuition that "I have a feeling that various changes will occur stemming from this" is also wonderful. This is exactly because such things do happen.
Well, according to Mr. A, just as vegetables have their seasons, insect food also has its seasons.
What are the delicious insects in the Kanto region as of November😅??
…The answer is the Jorō spider🕷, apparently🤣 That big yellow and black one.
"Just yesterday, I caught a few Jorō spiders with a woman who wanted to try eating insects in a certain forest in Kanagawa, and we deep-fried them on the spot and ate them. If you deep-fry them in oil, the flavor diminishes and they end up tasting like shrimp, but there is also a way to boil and eat them. If you do that, they taste like green soybeans✨"
Mr. A, who guided me on how to eat Jorō spiders with an angelic smile✨ after the treatment🤣
May this beautiful princess who loves insects sleep soundly more and more in the future.
Thank you for reading this far.
In Lak'ech🙏🌏✨
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