Interview with Dr.Keiji Morii (part2)

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Interview Part1

T: So homeopathy is effective on animals too. Skeptics usually say that "It is merely the placebo effect", but animals wouldn't be influenced by suggestions like humans (laugh).

M: No. For example, there was an experiment done on mice.
They inserted chemical elements such as arsenic and lead into mice, then one group was given just water and the other group was given homeopathic fluid. Afterwards, they checked the chemical which remained in their bodies, and they found that the homeopathy treated group eliminated chemical elements greatly.

There are several theses on similar experiments on metals. I can say that homeopathy definitely works for the result on these experiments as well as my experiences.

At our clinic, we use homeopathy on various symptoms from scratch to cancer. I know many cases of cancer being healed only with homeopathy and without giving any surgery. I think that it prolongs an animals' life at least (only on clinically tested animals).

T: Can you recognize the disappearance of a tumor visibly with X-rays?

M: Yes. In fact, we have records of not only X-rays, but MRI and ultrasonography.

T: That is amazing.

M: But in the case of cancer, leukemia, and HIV I'd ask for frequent visits so that I could carefully palpate each time. Animals also become ill because of their stresses, but the cause of their stress is not obvious like humans. Thus we need to watch carefully for their changes. It's very mysterious but animals sometimes take on the owners' illnesses.

T: How does it happen?

M: It happens like this, a diabetic person has a pet dog, then the dog becomes diabetic too. I know an interesting case that the owner had an accident and broke a bone in uncommon way. Then after the owner's operation, the pet dog had an accident and had the exact same part broken in the same uncommon way, and had to be operated on. And an even more uncanny thing was, the owner's cast was snapped one day by knocking it on something, then the dog's cast snapped in the same way.

Here's another interesting story. One owner and their pet dog had a cancer on the jaw area. The owner had an operation, but died after 3 weeks. Then the owner's family concerned that if the dog had the same operation, it would die as well. Thus they came to us wanting a homeopathy treatment. We treated as they asked, and the dog was healed. But they stopped giving homeopathy after a year and a half, then the cancer appeared again. The treatment was repeated and dog became better again. Eventually the dog died, but despite the illness it's life was prolonged by two and a half years. If the dog had had an operation like the owner, it might have died earlier. When we think about this, it is mysterious.

T: Why do you think such things happen? Are they attracting similar experiences because they are vibrationally sympathized for living together?

M: Animals are energetically sensitive, and also they are deeply affectionate, so that they share and take on all kinds of vibration from the owners.

T: I see (cry). Dr. Morii, you must have a good understanding of animals' feelings.

M: I cannot hold conversations like animal communicators, but I think I can understand them to a certain extent by looking at their eyes, their movements, and their aura. But I'm not sure if it's really what they want to say or if it's just filtering my thoughts. Well, I spend all day with animals, so I wish to be better at communications than people who have nothing to do with them (laugh).

T: You've told me that animals endure their pain to the maximum, so it is difficult to find their illnesses at an early stage. You must be able to sense their inner voices.

M: I suppose so. When I look at an animal, I can sense what it's suffering. But cats are harder to read, unlike dogs which show their illnesses quite openly. I think because cats' nature is closer to wilderness. That means, all wild animals have the nature of hiding their illnesses because weakness means their death.

Thus it is common to find a major illnesses of animals at vaccinations or check ups. In order to prevent this, touching pets body every day is effective. The sense of our hands is very precise, and we can identify small differences. And most animals apart from some cats love to be touched. Especially dogs love it the best, so I hope all owners will give plenty of touching and hugging to their pets.

People who are able to see chakras claim that dogs don't have a heart chakra. This is because their loving energy is constantly flowing so they don't have to keep energy at heart. I can't prove if this is right, but this makes sense when seeing how loyal they can be to their owners.

T: Do cats and dogs remain as spirit bodies after deaths? I've heard that they reincarnate as well.

M: When I was in Australia, my roommate went to a famous French psychic for a reading. He was told "I can see your Japanese roommate has many dog's and cat's spirits to help him". I have had such feelings always, so when I heard this, I thought to myself "I wasn't just imagining". I can clearly feel that the passed-on animals are around me and helping me, even today.

But these spirits seem to be different than before. I think they stay for a while and move on to the light after a certain period. I'm not sure about their reincarnations, but Cayce and Silverbirch deny animal incarnations. I guess they don't have the necessity to be reborn to do it over, because they don't create bad karmas like humans (laugh).

T: That is so moving when I imagine them helping you after their deaths. By the way, do you apply Cayce remedies to yourself?

M: Yes, of course. I use the castor oil pack the most to this day. I used to do it in the correct cycles as Cayce recommended, but these days I just apply whenever I feel like it. In general, I don't have any physical problems, so I apply when I need to cleanse my body, or after fasting. I used to intake Cayce's herbal tonics and used shampoo and tooth powder from the Heritage Store. I used the radio active appliance as well. I have used almost everything recommended in Cayce's remedies.

T: Have you experienced anything from applying the castor oil pack?

M: I can't say that anything has changed since I am healthy in general, but I feel much clearer and physically lighter after the pack. Actually, I'm the only one who didn't have appendicitis in my family, and I think it's because I applied the pack whenever I felt discomfort in the appendix area.

T: That's great to hear. I don't mean to self-praise, but I think if the castor oil pack was widely accepted in society, it would reduce the national medical cost of Japan and solve the problem.

M: I agree. Western medicine is definitely useful, but treatment using only western medicine would reach it's limit in near future. Though relying only on alternative medicine can be dangerous for acute conditions. Therefore, it is the best to apply both. If a doctor knew western and eastern medicine, traditional and folk medicine, the best treatment suitable for a patient could be given.

T: You are in fact, practicing what you've just said. I was told by another doctor that your knowledge on alternative medicine is extraordinary.

M: In my case, I have just spent too much time studying (laugh). I mean, I have learned 15,000 kinds of Chinese herbs precisely, but what I could use in the actual treatment was only a few. When I wrote the "Materia Medica" of homeopathy, I studied 25,000 kinds of herbs thoroughly. But I can only use 300 to 400 kinds. Thus, it can be said that the rest of the knowledge is not useful.

Although I'm continuing the study to formulate a system because even though the knowledge is not yet applicable, having that knowledge will give the depth to the understanding of a subject.

And also I think it'd be great if my effort made a foundation of easier application to those who choose this path in the future. The world of alternative medicine won't progress, unless someone wastes a lot of time.

T: You are so attracted to homeopathy that it's worthwhile to give so much of your time.

M: That's right. After all, if one ever witnesses the miracle of healing on an animal which is barely surviving, it is unstoppable.

T: You work at the clinic and study in-between work and writing books… I wonder how you spend a day. I suppose you must have an extremely tight schedule.

M: In the past I used to only sleep for 3 hours. I did this until around the age of 45. I had to read 100 to 300 theses every day after working at the clinic to study Chinese herbs. But these days I cherish my sleep and try to spend more time to practicing mediation at night, so I have a more relaxed life style compared to before.

T: By the way, I was told by many people that you are a master of meditation. Do you practice anything special?

M: I practice the technique which I learned with a historical group called the SRF (Self-Realization Fellowship) which was established in 1920 by Paramahansa Yogananda, who was the pioneer of Yoga in the western world.

After practicing meditation for 2 years following their technique and having to reach a certain level, you have a simple test. And when you pass it you have the permission to learn the higher Yoga technique called Kriya Yoga.

I highly recommend this technique for meditation as you can become aware of peace and existence of god within yourself. SRF does not manipulate you to any biased thought, they genuinely assist with meditation and the technique of moving our energy systematically. Thus you can work safely as a beginner.

*Paramahansa Yogananda (1893-1952)
He devoted himself to spread the divine spiritual science of Kriya Yoga, practiced in India for thousands of years. He emphasized the similarities in religion around the world and taught practical methods for individuals to experience god directly.
Author of the best-selling spiritual classic, "Autobiography of a Yogi" which is translated into 18 languages around the world.
(Refference: SRF official site)

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# by legacyofcayce | 2012-07-02 13:50 | Interview

Interview with Dr.Keiji Morii (part1)

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Shinden, Adachi, Tokyo.
The greenery area located between Arakawa river and Sumida river, "Shinden Woods Animal Hospital" was opened 20 years ago. It is one of a very few "Integrative Medical veterinarians" existing in Japan.

There, Dr Keiji Morii practices alternative medicine such as homeopathy, acupuncture, medical herbs, and traditional medicine in addition to western medicine.
Besides working at the clinic, he studies thousands of kinds of medical herbs and Chinese herbs in different languages.

He is known for having a profound knowledge of Edgar Cayce's remedies. He has read most of Cayce's books and applies some of Cayce's remedies in his treatments.

In this interview, we asked Dr. Morii about his daily practices at his clinic, his encounter with Cayce and his long-term practice of meditation, including some mysterious and interesting stories.


Profile:Dr. Keiji Morii (Veterinarian)

The director of "Shinden Woods Animal Hospital". Specialized in integrative medicine for animals and surgery.
Born in Tokyo. After graduating Hokkaido University, studied at various hospitals in Australia. Started to practice integrative medicine as the director of the animal hospital from the late 1980s. Board member of Japanese Physicians Society for Homeopathy, Representative of Veterinarian department of JPSH, Qualified doctor of JPSH, Qualified veterinarian of Faculty of Homeopathy, UK.

Author of "Materia Medica: Homeopathy for Clinicians",
"Homeopathy for one-step advanced self-care".

His hobbies are meditation, Yoga, jogging and painting. Loves nature. Encountered Kriya Yogi 40 years ago. Practices Kriya Yoga.



Temple Beautiful: Dr. Morii, you are one of a very few holistic veterinarians in Japan. How did you start your career?

Dr. Morii: I think I became a vet because of my father who was also a vet and had a clinic here. As a child I naturally loved animals, so my father made me assist him on check ups and surgeries since I was a primary school student.

T: Really? You were already an assistant when you were in primary school?

M: Yes. In those days, demands for veterinarians were not so many, so I thought to myself "there's a job with a lot of free time!" (laugh).
The truth is, I used to love drawing scenery and animals, so I wanted to be a painter then. But I realized that if I became a vet, then I'd have lots of time to draw (laugh).

T: That's how you decided to become a vet, in order to do what you liked to do as well. You calculated this as a child (laugh).

M: Yes (laugh). So I kept my drawing as a hobby and I started to aim to be a vet seriously. After a while, I entered university, wishing to move out of Tokyo to a spacious place, and I chose Hokkaido. I was studying how to raise cattle and horses in the vast environment, but I wanted to go to a more vast place, so I decided to study in Canada. I contacted the association of veterinarians and local vets, and chose a school to go to. When everything was set and all that was left was to purchase a plane ticket, I suddenly changed my destination to Australia.

T: Why was that?

M: When I went to the airline counter for tickets, it wasn't open yet. So I went to a cinema to kill some time until it opened. The movie I saw was "Crocodile Dundee".

T: That's a comedy which features a tough adventurer surviving and fighting crocodiles, right?

M: Yes, that's right. As I saw the movie, I thought "Actually, I want to go to Australia". So I followed my instinct and went back to the counter and bought tickets and left to Australia right away.

T: Really!? You were prepared to go to Canada, right? It seems radical to change the destination completely after seeing a movie you just happened to have watched (laugh).

M: I agree (laugh). Thus, I suddenly changed my destination to Australia where I had no contacts or anything, so I had to start looking for a clinic for training soon after I arrived. Everyday I visited various veterinarians, but no one was interested. This was because to work as a vet in Australia, you have to have a license from the U.K., Australia or New Zealand. Having a license from Japan meant nothing.

So I was in despair and didn't know what to do. Then one day, I was invited to a veterinarian conference by a person with whom I became acquainted there, and I was given an opportunity to give a presentation. It received high recognition and I was offered the chance to study by many hospitals. So I decided to visit different hospitals every 2 weeks, since I was there to study not work.

T: That must have been a unique opportunity to study.

M: Yes, it was. And for about a year, I studied at various hospitals. I had many important experiences during this period. The most interesting experience of all was becoming "a flying doctor". A flying doctor is a vet who flies on plane throughout Australia.

One doctor who was doing that job showed me a video, in which he was on the way to a client, flying at a low altitude over the valley of a world heritage site. This inspired me and I wrote to that hospital and said "I'd like to come".

T: That is an incredible job! Sounds amazing.
But as you told us how difficult it was to find a hospital at which to study, your application could not be so easily accepted, could it?


M: No, you're right. Usually, they don't accept an application from a stranger, but fortunately I was accepted straight away. I think that they made their evaluation before I wrote the letter. I was already well known for visiting various hospitals and I had given presentations including one at the University of Sydney.

Also I was teaching in universities and had been given reference letters from university teachers, veterinarians and the head of the associations of veterinarians, etc. which meant a lot too.

T: You had made many connections in a short period of time after arriving in Australia. You were recommended by so many people because of your ability and of course your communication skills. That is impressive.

M: Thank you. I attended this hospital to become a flying doctor. The place was surrounded by nature and was like heaven for me. Actually, the house in which I was lived had a 50km hall way from the entrance to the first door. It was built on a 1 million acre piece of land in such a vast space. It was too vast for a car so we used a private jet and a Cessna to move around.

T: Wow! That is Australia. A much bigger scale.

M: At that time we were working on the "Tuberculosis Freedom Assurance Program" for cattle, conducted by the government. So we flew in search of wild buffalo and cattle in the outback (desert) area and checked their tuberculin reaction and gave them vaccinations.

Every morning I'd take off in the plane from the runway by my house and I looked forward to flying over the beautiful nature, like the unexplored Bungle Bungles which I often passed by.

In fact, the 80-90% of the land of Australia is either an aboriginal sacred place or private property, so generally it's forbidden to enter about 10% of the land. But when you're involved in such governmental projects, you can go anywhere. This also granted me great experiences.

After a year of such studying, I came home and re-opened this clinic which my father was just closing to retire.

T: You had such an intense experience in just one year. Do you think you were meant to go to Australia, and not Canada?

M: Yes, I do. If I'd gone to Canada, I'd probably have just studied ordinarily and come home. In Australia, adding to it's grandeur of nature, I spent time relaxing, thanks to the character of Australians who do not worry about small details.
Also, in Australia, veterinarians were polarized to the majority of practicing western medicine thoroughly, and to the minority of practicing alternative medicine thoroughly. I could say that I was in a good environment to experience both in a good balance.

T: I see. So did you start to become interested in holistic medicine then?


M: No, it was before then, to be precise. It was just after I entered University that I discovered Edgar Cayce. One day, I went to a book store to kill some time and I put my eyes on "The World Within" by Gina Cerminara. I was intrigued by it so I bought it and read it at home. It was so interesting. I started to read books about Cayce and I found out that he was not only an extraordinary psychic, but that he gave many diagnoses of illnesses and instructed how to cure them using ordinary medicine and alternative medicine to that which was given by medical doctors.

Thus I started to have interest in holistic medicine and studied various ways of treatments. But it was not popular in Japan then so I actually started to study when I moved to Australia.

T: Which books did you read?

M: "Many Mansions" in Japan. Then I went to Australia so I bought many books in English there, and read widely and lightly. The interesting thing about the Cayce readings is that you understand differently when you read the same material after some time.
There is always something new to find each time I read them.

T: Did you actually try applying Cayce's remedies in hospitals?

M: Yes. When I was in Australia, I purchased most of the Heritage Store products (an American manufacturer specializing in Cayce products) and tried them on animals. Like the castor oil pack.

T: How about cats? I have two cats at home, but it is impossible to apply the castor oil pack to them. The only thing I can do is to let them lie on top of my pack when I'm doing it (laugh).

M: In fact, cats would not accept anything quietly like dogs. It'd be difficult unless they are so weak that they can't move. They'd like the warmth, but the stickiness of oil they'd hate and runaway. Also, especially with cats, the treatment wouldn't work if the individual cat was not happy with it.

T: What else did you try?

M: A violet ray for improving blood circulation, Calcious, various formulas, cough syrup, and Ipsab, etc. Almost everything I have tried. I still use the violet ray and other Heritage Store products for treatments when it's necessary. I bought the charred oak keg as well, but I couldn't use it for animals.
At present, we apply these alternative medicines in addition to the ordinary treatment and surgery at our clinic. The most applicable method is homeopathy because its effectiveness on animals is very obvious.

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# by legacyofcayce | 2012-07-02 13:40 | Interview

The Dream I Saw—Illuminating One Corner

Since last Fall(2006), I’ve been in a learning mode. It’s almost to a point where I can say that my personal trend is “learning (something new)”. Ever since I’ve been in such state of mind, Saturdays and Sundays are now typically spent attending lectures and seminars.

Even in the evenings, I go out to see performing arts of some sort. (I do miss a couple of good ones due to jet lag.) My last Sunday was one of the rare Sundays in which I had no plans. Moreover, I’ve become such an avid reader that I order books from Amazon.JP two to three times a week so I will always have something new to read. It's the same for work in the sense that there are constantly deadlines that need to be met. Time certainly flies. It would be really nice to have 30 hours in a day.

Apparently, however, I was negligent about taking notice of the signs my body was sending amidst the whirlwind of urgent agendas, and so, around April or May, my body developed hives and I became unable to get up in the morning. I was mentally exhausted as well, negative thoughts crossing my mind, perhaps as a reaction to my physical state. “What’s the point in communicating Cayce’s teachings when there are far more suitable than myself?”, I would think to myself, “Am I even of any use?”

That’s when I saw this dream:

I am standing somewhere unfamiliar, holding a board reflector that’s a size of a large calendar over m head. The next moment, I am in space, hovering over Earth, looking down upon Japan. While gazing the islands which form Japan, I spot a glistening point of light. It was a sort of light that was made by a reflection of the sun, reflected by the board reflector I was holding. I interpreted this dream as a reminder that it was enough for me to be a small point of light. The light doesn’t have to permeate across the country, and the importance of being shedding light to the teaching of Cayce should suffice.

I started Temple Beautiful because of the difficulties in finding the right materials for Cayce treatment. Back when I started practing it myself, I found it hard to find castor oil and extra virgin olive oil in Japan. I remember finding myself in great disappointment when the castor oil I finally found was not exactly the one Cayce spoke about. I was crushed since my hope, after visiting various pharmacy stores, was taken away instantly upon that realization. For those who have met me, I am a very small-framed woman. The pharmacists to whom I asked for castor oil used to interrogate me with questions on why I needed castor oil, suspecting I was anorexic and was looking to use castor oil to lose more weight. I would almost come close to breaking into tears when they would tell me that they don’t have any in stock after showering me with so many personal questions! Even there were some bottles available, I still had to visit more pharmacies since they never had much to being with and the bottles itself contained only small amounts of it.

Thanks to the internet, customers have more access to pure castor oil. I think that’s one of things Temple Beautiful accomplished over the years.

One thing that still bothers me about the dream is that I was standing somewhere around Nagano prefecture instead of Tokyo. But I guess it’s a dream, and the neon lights of Tokyo would have not helped to make my light visible in any way.

I have another story about a dream that was dream just around the same time as the previous one. I usually work through out the week writing something for this publication distributed every Friday. By Wednesday, I would usually have a theme for the week’s letter, and by Thursday I would have a half written out. However, it took me more time to decide on what to write and found much difficulty in start writing it that particular week. I would write a paragraph or two, but decide it is not good enough, I would delete it entirely and start over again.

Usually, it takes only about two hours to complete the draft. Finding myself at lost as what to write and finding no solutions to overcome writer’s block, I was tempted to due away with that week’s publication. That night, Mr. Ken Honda appeared before me in my dream. (His book, “The Small Rich Person”, is what he is known for generally.)

“I read your Email Newsletter every week. It’s quite impressive how you write it at weekly basis.”

It was truly a simple dream. In fact, I have only met Mr. Honda once. We exchanged business cards but had no further communication after that occasion so I doubt he even reads or knows about my online publications. I was not too sure why it was Mr. Honda, or whoever looked like him, who offered a word of praise but it certainly discouraged me to forgo the idea of taking a week off.

Going back to the title of this letter, “Illuminating One Corner”, I think this thought applies to everyone. No one needs to have a grand agenda, a large scale ambition to illuminate everything and everywhere. Rather, every individual illuminates one corner, small or large, of the world he or she mainly belong in and associate themselves with. A mother may light up the house like the sun, while a father may be delivering light to his workplace. When I realized that, I was finally able feel comfortable with myself.

Dreams are basically reminders sent in a timely fashion. Personally, it helped that my dreams were quite simple to interpret though!


Naoko Mitsuda 

Online Newsletter No.198 (Japanese)
Sent on June 6,2007  

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# by legacyofcayce | 2012-06-29 18:30 | article

Interview with Mr.Yoshihiro Nakada (2/2)

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From Part 1

Mitsuda:
How did you find that channel? Was it by phone?


Nakada:
With the internet now it should be much easier, but back then it was by phone. I called up manufacturers of steel tools and asked if they knew anyone who deals with such carbon steel… And asked metal processors to introduce me to wholesalers.

Mitsuda: Now you import carbon steel from the US, right?

Nakada:
Yes, I do. I had been using that Japanese 0.58% carbon steel, but I heard some criticism that Nakada's appliances don't work effectively because of the lower carbon content… Cayce stated the carbon content to be 0.55 - 0.65%, with a permissible range. I actually asked one of my customers who can see auras to check the differences of the appearance of their energy depending on carbon content. I prepared four kinds of appliances made with different carbon content materials, 0.55%, 0.58%, 0.60% and 0.64% to check their auras. The result was that all had the same beautiful aura.

So the carbon content was within the permissible range, but there were customers concerned about it so in the end I purchased American 0.62% carbon steel. But the order quantity was so huge that I have about 20 years worth of a stock.

Mitsuda: We'll try to sell more so that it'll be used in 15 years! How about the charcoal which is used inside the appliances?

Nakada:
I use a very high quality Bincho charcoal (Japanese traditional) with fine grain. I have shown it to some of your staff before and its grain is as fine as sand. That grain is made by washing the Bincho hard charcoal a few times. Cayce instructed to use hard charcoal, so it shouldn't be with the powdery one.
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I have taken an American appliance apart to see the inside before, and it had irregular sized charcoal that was a mixture of powder and large pieces. I assume that they use the charcoal for barbecues and break it into pieces. In fact I used to make the appliance in such a way when I started. It has to be accepted since America does not have the culture of using charcoal to a certain extent. But it still has an effect so there's no need to be worried.

High quality material is used for carbon blocks and shaped into precise measurement. It is also made by the great skill of Japanese craftsmanship.

Mitsuda:
Some people say that they don't feel anything from using the appliances. I personally think that there's nothing to be concerned about when we couldn't feel any difference on a minute life energy so soon since we live our lives so restlessly. But the majority of people seek for a dramatic effect. When they don't get it they seem to have less motivation…


Nakada:
Cayce did say that we'd feel no sensation by using radio-active appliances. So if you accept as it is, then you'll receive your reward later.

Mitsuda:
I was told by a customer who was using the appliance for some years, that after a few years they experienced something supreme while they were using it. One dental practitioner said that when they use the appliances while they take a nap on lunch break, their afternoon practice becomes much easier physically and mentally. Once they took a nap without it the result was not the same so they said it's a necessary item.

We can't feel anything when we start meditating or praying. But we don't give up and continue to sit still. I suppose the radio-active appliance is the same in that if we don't give up and continue to use it, something in ourselves starts to change. In general, things that Cayce recommend can be done easily but take a lot of patience. Of course some of the users at an early stage told me that their hands became warm, they could feel more relaxed, or their dream became clearer.


Nakada:
You may not notice the difference of the radio-active appliances but you can with the carbon steel coins. When my niece visited me, she had runny nose so I told her to put the carbon steel coin to her nostrils while she breathes. After a few minutes, her nose became clear and she was amazed.

Mitsuda:
I'd like to change the subject. Mr. Nakada, you have been studying Cayce since the time Cayce was first introduced in Japan. Did you have any contacts with Mr. Takanori Fukuda (Cayce therapist) and Mrs. Keiko Bannai (Cayce dream therapist) in those days?


Nakada:
I met them both when I was involved in the group by Mr. Yoh Hayashi. Mr. Fukuda still orders carbon steel coins from me. I met Mrs. Bannai when she started studying dreams in earnest.

Mitsuda:
You and Mr. Yoh Hayashi would later go your separate ways, but the development in your interest in Cayce started form this relationship.


Nakada:
When I was 40 years old, I had a reading with an American psychic called Michael Spradley. He gave readings while in a hypnotic trance like Cayce. It was very interesting to hear what I wasn't expecting at all. I recall that I sent questions and some money to the US and after a couple of months I received the reading. In his reading, he said that "Studying about Edgar Cayce there (Mr. Hayashi's house) became a foothold or an intersection of your life". In fact, it gave me much knowledge and I am very thankful. Apparently, Michael Spradley stopped giving readings later and became a police officer.

I was also told about my past life in Atlantis. He said that I researched and worked with cooling devices then. Have you ever heard of the tuaoi stone used in the Atlantis period? I guess it was an artificial stone that they used to create a crystal power station. They converged solar energy onto this crystal and it created power which was sent to other areas. I guess this device heated up when it was operated and I was involved in cooling it. He said that I was making "a device which was cooled with ice".

He also said that the reason I'm interested in spiritual matters is because I was wandering from religion to religion in my past life. Between Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism. This made sense when I think of my tendencies.

Mitsuda:
Why do you think you've had an interest in Cayce for such a long time? What attracted you so much?


Nakada:
To me, Cayce's readings hold the truth. I'm always searching for the truth. And I see it in Cayce's readings. In that famous Cayce prophecy reading, he mentioned the greater portion of Japan will go into the sea. We have to remember that he did not say "These will happen in 1998", he said "These will begin in those periods in 1958 to 1998". The earthquake of last year happened as a part of the long history and there may be more events from now on like extraordinary weather changes, earthquakes, war or the pole shift.

When I read a book about progression therapy by Dr. Brian Weiss, a patient who saw their future lives said there were houses in a town made with crystals. This description made me happy. It is said that Cayce also had a vision of the future earth while he was asleep and what he saw was something similar.

Also the readings point out that the human consciousness influences the environment of the earth, and I've been suspecting that the frequent occurrence of tornadoes in the US is the reflection of negativity. In the same book "Same Soul, Many Bodies" by Dr. Weiss assured this and I was astonished.

Thus, when I find something similar or agree with Cayce's readings in books on other subjects, I feel joy and think to myself that Cayce is indeed fascinating. This happens often.

There are still many readings which are not translated into Japanese and I have many readings I want your brother to translate. Anyway, Cayce readings are fascinating and they are the standard for my thoughts and judgements.

Mitsuda:
Lastly, how do you apply Cayce remedies to yourself?


Nakada:
I use the castor oil pack frequently. I use it for my backache as well. Recently my mother is using it often as well.

Oh, yes, about the crude oil shampoo(Daichi no Chikara Shamoo) you produced. My mother is now 91 years old and she's too weak to wash her hair so I'm doing it. Since I used that shampoo, her hair increased. It's been about two years and her hair is obviously increased. Before, the condition of her hair was fuzzy and thin, but it became stronger. Every time my sister comes, she's amazed.

She's also drinking soup made with chicken wings, so I think it's the synergistic effect, but still it's amazing. Every time I comb her hair, I'm amazed.

The way my mother uses castor oil pack is like this. She's been having gout attacks more often. It was every 6 months before, but it's been happening every month lately. When it happens it's too painful for her to walk so it was a trouble that she needed help for even going to a toilet. Then she started to apply the castor oil pack where it was affected and she says it relieves the pain after a couple of days. She keeps the pack on all day while she has the gout pain, then afterwards I give her a massage with olive oil. She's always saying "Castor oil is amazing".

Mitsuda:
Can you tell us your future dreams and plans?


Nakada:
You know about cancer cures recommended by Cayce. I'd like to make the device used in that cure applicable in Japan. But it will be expensive because of the cost of the materials, so I want the doctors who are interested in Cayce remedies to use it first. When I read the newsletter issued by Edgar Cayce Center in Japan on cancer cures by Cayce, I thought to myself "Yes, I should make this!". At the moment, I'm figuring out in my head how to complete that device.
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*Radio-active appliances

# by legacyofcayce | 2012-06-26 11:23 | Interview

Interview with Mr.Yoshihiro Nakada (1/2)

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It seems that I was making a device similar to the radio-active appliance in my past life

Naoko Mitsuda:
It was in 1996 that I first met you and it was the year I started Temple Beautiful. It is now our 16th year for Temple Beautiful so it means I've known you for 16 years. We've been talking over the phone but I realized that I've never asked you how you found out about Cayce or anything personal. I know that you know very well about how it was in Japan when Edgar Cayce was introduced. So in this interview, I'd like you to tell us about those days. First of all, how did you find out about Edgar Cayce?


Yoshihiro Nakada:
I was born in Koiwa, Tokyo, in 1947. I was interested in mysterious things, unknown world and universal things. I was a child who was obsessed with thinking about death, the world after death and what happens when we die. I asked my father when I was around fifth grade, what happens to us when we die. I meant "after we died" but he replied that "You'll be burnt at the crematory and you'll be just bones". This was not the answer I expected but I couldn't ask anymore and I was disappointed. So as a child, I wanted to discover what happens to us when we die.

Mitsuda:
Were you in an environment which make you think of death? Or did you have anything special happen to you?


Nakada:
I think it was an influence of the past life, not the environment.
Then time passed, and I found out about Edgar Cayce when I was about 27 years old, working in an office.

There was an article introducing Cayce in a magazine called "UFO and the Universe", which had many UFO pictures and was like the present day "Mu" magazine. I was impressed by Cayce. The article mentioned the book "Many Mansions" and "The World Within" by Gina Cerminara, so I purchased them immediately and read them.

In those days, there were only three Cayce books translated and published in Japan. Two are published by Tama and the other was "Edgar Cayce Mystery Man of Miracles" published by Kasumigaseki-shobo. Yet everything I wanted to find out about was written in these three books.

Then I wanted to know more about Cayce and called Tama publishing to ask if there were any means to find more about Cayce. They told me about a group studying Cayce in Ichikawa, Chiba and gave me their number. I called the number and the person who answered was Yoh Hayashi, famous for translating Cayce books.

At that time I was living in Motohachiman, Chiba and since I could cycle to Ichikawaso, I went to see Mr. Hayashi right away to ask about many things. Mr. Hayashi was still a student of Dokkyo university then, but he was already translating many of the Cayce books and made mimeographed copies to distribute to their members. After that, I visited him frequently as it was close.

Actually, I was still interested in death then and in reading the articles of Cayce translated by Mr. Hayashi and various spiritual books, I found the book "Life After Life" by Dr. Raymond A. Moody. This book is the collection of testimonies of people who had near-death experiences and I was truly shocked when I read it. I thought "There, you see!"

When a material has something in common with the Cayce readings, I think "it is real". To me Cayce's readings are the highest level and I judge other materials' reliability according to Cayce readings. At the same time, I think even better of Cayce's readings as other materials prove their worth. So when I read Dr. Moody's book my confidence in Cayce became stronger.

Mitsuda:
It seems that you were more interested in the spiritualism then. How did you start to make the radio-active appliances?


Nakada:
It was when I was about 30 years old, I found out that there were companies dealing massage oils and herbs used in Cayce's remedies in the US. I was especially interested in "Atomidine" which was introduced in the book "The World Within", so I asked Mr. Hayashi to import it for me. But he was slow in helping me so I ended up writing a letter in English and imported from the states by myself.

After a while I discovered the way of making the radio-active appliance described in Cayce readings. When I read about it I was intrigued by its composition. I was especially attracted to it's mechanism of releasing energy by cooling with ice water. I thought I could make it since the structure is very simple. Thus I started to collect materials. It was 35 years ago, in around 1977.

Mitsuda:
Even though you say it is simple to make, wasn't it difficult to find materials since it is using unusual objects and you were not making the applience in a mass quantity.


Nakada:
The ingredients are mainly carbon blocks and carbon steel. At the time I was still working in an office in Okachimachi, Tokyo. It was near my work that I found a company dealing carbon blocks straight away. Actually I still buy from them now.
As for the carbon steel, I remembered there was a metal processor in my hometown of Koiwa. I asked the man of that place to make me "these kind of things", and he ordered carbon steel and processed to the exact scale as I asked. Glass bars and charcoal were easy to find, so I could start as soon as I got all the materials.
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Mitsuda:
So you had everything you needed to make the appliances near you. I can see that there's nothing to be wasted in our lives. It seems as if you were guided by Cayce.
By the way, what kind of office work were you doing?


Nakada:
I worked for Braun, the famous company which makes electric shavers, as a repairer. Actually my parents run a barber shop so I became a barber first. But I was always into making things since I was a child, so I quit barbering and became a repairer at an office.

I got all the ingredients so I started to build the radio-active appliances. During the first two years, I asked someone to try the appliance as I built one. And I repeated this. As you know, the radio-active appliances act on the minute level of human energy, so there is no dramatic effect. I asked various people to use the appliances and asked them how it was, if they noticed any changes, to improve the quality of manufacturing.

After a while, Mr. Hayashi started to say that he wanted to sell the appliances to the members as a product. When I was told this, I became more enthusiastic and serious about the production. They were sold only to the members but I think we sold quite a few. They were still rare, and had Cayce's recommendation. Then they spread from one user to their friends and family members. Shortly after, I became more into this work and I resigned from my office work at the age of 34.

Mitsuda:
I also started Temple Beautiful at the age of 34.


Nakada:
Were you working at a bank?

Mitsuda:
No, I wasn't. But my parents wanted me to. They wanted me to have a secure job such as banking or government work because they had their own business and it was not easy. My brother also quit his government work and became a translator and researcher of Cayce. It made them want me to have welfare and a stable income more. But these secure jobs don't suit my personality.


Nakada: We both are outlaws. In my case, I realized that I could make a living since I was selling enough appliances. Then, as you know Cayce recommended various gemstones in his readings, so I started to sell these gems as well.

Mitsuda:
Do you sell gemstones which are only recommended by Cayce?


Nakada:
Yes. I sold them to Cayce members and I put an ad in a magazine called "Twilight Zone" which was published then. At that time there was nobody introducing gemstones with explanations as to what Cayce said about them. So many people were interested and they sold unexpectedly well.

You could say that I was a pioneer to introduce gemstones in the Cayce way. But one time I used the Cayce reading about lapis lazuli as a part of a magazine ad. A major dealer immediately stole the idea and I lost the market. For a small vender like myself there was nothing I could do.

Now there is a book called "Mystic Power of Gems" published by Chuo Art but before that, Mr. Hayashi translated and independently published a book called "Mystical Gemology". This book compiled the interpretations on gems by not only Cayce but also by several psychics. And since it was published, many other dealers started to copy my style of sales.
Lapis lazuli became very popular then as it was recommended by Cayce. When I visited a gem show, there were wholesalers from India and Pakistan with piles of various kinds of lapis lazuli, from raw ore to cut and polished form. And there were a mountain of people buying from them.

Mitsuda:
What did Cayce say about Lapis Lazuli?


Nakada: What Cayce referred to as lapis lazuli is azurite to be precise. He said that azurite influences the pituitary gland to activate one's potential ability and strengthen one's psychic ability. To use this, you place lapis on your forehead mainly. But Cayce recommended to use it in a glass case for it's energy can be too strong. It is a little hastle. But I was told by my friend who has psychic power, that placing lapis on the forehead gives a throbbing sensation and it's energy can be felt by simply holding it in your hand.

Mitsuda:
Did the Cayce group held by Mr. Hayashi have seminars? Until what year were you involved?


Nakada:
Mr. Hayashi was translating and making members' bulletins when he found interesting articles published by A. R. E. in the United States. I don't think there were any seminars held. Just sending bulletins. The group meeting was only among members who lived near by.

I helped them by asking bookstores to carry their bulletins and designed the covers but I left the group after a while for some reason. And at the same time I stopped making the appliances. I was with them for about 8 years in total.

Mitsuda:
I started Temple Beautiful in 1996. I think I was introduced to you by my brother the same year. You were making the appliances then, weren't you?


Nakada:
No, I wasn't. I didn't make any appliances for about 10 years until I met you. I started again as I began the business with you.

Mitsuda:
Is that so. I didn't know at all. It's already been 16 years since then. We are still selling your radio-active appliances and carbon steel coins. Do you have anything you are careful of or try to do when you make them?

Nakada:
I make the appliances only when my emotional state is calm. If I am feeling stressed or negative, I don't make them. And when I make them I do a simple meditation before I start.

Mitsuda:
The inside of the radio-active appliance cannot be seen by the customers, but the quality of the material you use is very high. I have taken some American appliances apart so I know the insides, and yours surpass compared to them. The radio-active appliances act on the minute energy field of human body. I think it's quality depends on the material used since the structure is so simple. I suppose your craftsmanship made you seek for such quality ingredients. How did you find those materials?

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Nakada:
The carbon steel I was ordering through a metal processing factory at first but I found out that a higher content of carbon was better so I started to look for such material by myself. But it was very difficult to find steel dealers in Japan. They used to produce high carbon content steel before but it is in less demand these days. What I could find had a content of 0.55%, and eventually I found one with 0.58%… It was so hard to find.

On top of that, one unit for placing an order of steel is usually several tons. So I had to find a wholesaler who, having made such an order of carbon steel carbon could share some with me in small quantity. Finding this channel was extremely hard.


Interview Part 2

# by legacyofcayce | 2012-06-26 11:17 | Interview