To you, who came here wondering, 'Is this really okay?'

I have noticed something while performing readings.

People who come with a look that says, 'Is this really okay?' usually already possess a great deal.

Stars, experiences, and things they have cherished.

It is just that they are too close to see them.

At first, I found it strange. But recently, something clicked for me.

In 1950s America, there was an experiment like this.

It was an experiment to observe how long mice could keep swimming when placed in a container filled with water.

Ordinary mice would exhaust themselves in about 15 minutes. When they despair, their bodies stop fighting. The moment they think, 'That's enough,' and let go, it ends.

Butmice that were rescued just once continued to swim for dozens of hours afterward.

They believed that 'help would come.' That alone kept their survival switch turned on.

※Here is a video about that experiment. Please watch if you are interested.

People who come for a reading while feeling, 'Is this really okay?'—

I think they are probably sensing a signal unconsciously.

'If things stay as they are, the fire that is me might go out.'they think.

That is not weakness.

It is a very honest reaction, trying to protect your own survival switch.

The stars in Four Pillars of Destiny are the 'map' that a person is born with.

When I show people their map, their expressions change a little.

“Oh, so this is the kind of person I am.”

“This path was the right one after all.”

I don't believe what is happening in that moment is just giving directions.

It is the moment when the survival switch is flipped back on.

Just as the mouse that once believed 'there is a path for me' continued to swim for dozens of hours—

A person who learns 'I have this star' begins to swim from that point on with a completely different look on their face.

If you came here wondering, 'Is this really okay?'

That might already be a sign that your switch is starting to turn on.

There is one important thing I want to tell you.

I will not say, 'Let's have hope.'

Because hope is not something you have by trying hard.

The reason that mouse was able to keep swimming for dozens of hours wasn't because it 'tried hard to have hope.'

The experience of being saved just once automatically became its hope.

What I do in a reading is probably the same thing.

I don't encourage you by saying 'It's going to be okay,' I simply show you the fact that 'you have this kind of star.'

In that moment—

I believe the same thing is happening as with the 'mouse that was saved just once.'I believe.

Hope is not something you give to someone.

I believe it is something we will find together.

May your survival switch remain lit today as well (-人-)✨
Love & Peace💕

I am waiting for you in the consultation room.