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Erick Mead wrote:
Ahem...
Yep. Indisputable. Parroting. Asian Cosmology. Yessirree.
FWIW -- 1-2-3, Appearance, Subconscious, Divine.
Parotting -- Yeah. Right.  The Old Man deserves a little more credit, really.
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O Sensei, "Takemusu Aiki" Lecture (2). AJ:116(1999) wrote:
Takemusu aiki is a service we offer in order to protect the worlds in which all Universal activity occurs, that is, the Three Worlds -- Appearance, Subconscious and Divine -- and help them to harmonize with each other and flourish. We call it takemusu aiki when we clarify the true meaning of God's works.
In a sense, with aiki, you purify and remove evil with your own breath of faithfulness instead of using a sword. In other words, you change the physical world into a spiritual world. This is aikido's mission...
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The Moon of Onisaburo wrote:
As Onisaburo's most important scripture, The Reikai Monogatari (or The Monogatari for short) is a saga of deities in the three spiritual worlds--namely, the shin-kai (world of divinities), the gen-kai (physical world) and the yu-kai (world of lost spirits). It is also an odyssey of how good deities establish a Maitreyan utopia on earth while leading evil spirits to mend their ways with divine power.
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Ahem...
Yep. Indisputable. Parroting. Asian Cosmology. Yessirree.
FWIW -- 1-2-3, Appearance (gen-kai), Subconscious (yu-kai), Divine (shin-kai).
Parotting -- Yeah. Right.

The Old Man deserves a little more credit. Really? Or is he just transposing Omote cosmology into Aiki terminology?