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As a film scriptwriter living in Kyoto, Japan, and at the same time a student of "A Course In Miracles," the best-selling book in the field of "Spirituality" from the United States, I specialize in topics related to "Spirituality," especially stories dedicated to "Forgiveness" and "Synchronicity," a form of "Miracle" that occurs as a result.

Therefore, one of my goals is to establish "Spiritual cinema" or "Oneness cinema," especially "Synchronicity cinema," as one of the film genres through the successful adaptation and release of my scripts and the successful non-film projects that accompany them. Or to create more filmmakers who want to produce what I call "Forgiveness films".

The truly wonderful and excessively exquisitely timed coincidental encounters and contingencies that are frequently depicted in narrative films are understood as the product of cinematic "opportunism". However, I now understand that it is not "opportunism" at all, but the truth of a form of "Miracle" called "Synchronicity" that every filmmaker since D.W. Griffith has depicted without any awareness at all. Furthermore, it is my opinion that in the present age, films that more actively depict "Synchronicity" should emerge. This is because in order to solve the problems of humanity, every individual of humanity needs to remember the "Power of Manifestation" within us and begin to take action to bring about a more harmonious world. I believe that one of the reasons why cinema is still around, and for a small reason, is to bring something better to humanity.

I was originally a private film historian outside of academia, and used that experience to screen public domain classics from other countries that had never been released in Japan, as well as independent Japanese digital films. Thus, if I had been born earlier, I might have wanted to write a screenplay for something like John Ford's 1926 film "The Shamrock Handicap" or, for a more recent film, Raoul Walsh's 1941 film "The Strawberry Blonde" or Howard Hawks' 1941 film "Ball of Fire". Ingrid! It's only a movie! I think it would be fun to write a screenplay with Alfred Hitchcock's words as a simple motto.

However, now is a time of change for all industries, and the film industry is no exception, and it must change in order to contribute to the harmony of humankind. Around the world, the film, television, and other video industries in general are suspected of being deceptive and brainwashing devices spreading fake news. At least in Japan, that is hardly to say that you are all completely mistaken. I believe that if there is any meaning for the video industry to continue to exist even now, it would be in the way that it is contributing to the restoration of the Empowerment that each individual inherently possesses, by taking steps in the opposite direction from the past. Our essence is Love, and therefore we deserve to be happy. We should bring full health, abundance, joy, and ease into our own lives, and the truth of our existence is that we are that very Power. Thus, first we fill ourselves and then we can fill others with our overflowing Love. The film has partially portrayed this human condition, but humanity is in so much trouble that it has reached a dead end that is destroying other species on this planet and turning it into a dead planet, that we need to make a more complete turnaround. We have been unknowingly destroying this planet because we are too powerful, but we are also the best suited, because we are too powerful, to be the helpers for this planet to recover. Do not underestimate yourself. That's what Cinema can be a device to tell you.

For that, I wrote my first feature screenplay called "The Holy Spirit in Ultramarine" in Japanese. Even though this hasn't been made into a movie yet, I'm working on my next script, "Page of Swords & The High Priestess", in English. These two stories are somewhat autobiographical. I share my experience. I am walking on earth to give a gift. In addition, I have a story plan called "Every Day is Lenormand" and "Eriko's Wall."

These four works are related to each other, and the characters overlap. So I'm actually writing a very long story.

Perhaps when you learn about the "Law of Manifestation" in order to achieve your ideal life, you are taught that you must practice two important things. Based on your limiting beliefs, you may be taking limiting thoughts and actions, but you need to change them. This requires total Forgiveness and overwhelming Gratitude. Cinema can tell you that, so I'm doing it. I welcome my comrades. When we connect, it is now.