Uniting “Mizukara” and “Onozukara” (Part 1)

★About “Mizukara” and “Onozukara”

The other day, we talked about the ultimate way of living: “letting go of mizukara and living as onozukara.”

It seems some people didn’t quite get it, so today let’s talk about it again from a different angle.

Because it’s a very important thing.

To express “letting go of mizukara and living as onozukara” in other words, you could say “living by uniting mizukara and onozukara.”

Why can we say that…? We were going to explain as usual, but before that, it seems some people don’t understand the difference between “mizukara” and “onozukara” in the first place, so today let’s break that down and explain it.

“Mizukara,” meaning “by oneself,” refers to the thought-consciousness clinging to the physical body, the ego-consciousness in which divinity and karma are mixed together and clouded.

And “onozukara,” meaning “of itself, naturally,” refers to the original consciousness of life; in other words, the consciousness directly connected to the Great Life that holds within it the infinite creative energy that created the universe, the consciousness of the light of life.

Other words that express this relationship concisely are “arinomama” and “arugamama,” both of which mean “as it is.”

“Arinomama” refers to the facts just as they appear in the physical world.

“Arugamama,” on the other hand, refers to all the worlds of every dimensional layer that the heart of the universe has created, and above all, to the unchanging truth of life that exists eternally in the divine dimension.

★With the Heavenly Moment Close at Hand

To put these two together, mizukara is perception based on thoughts that have settled into the world of arinomama, while onozukara refers to the creative activity of the life-god who makes the world of arugamama its home and races about the whole universe in action.

You won’t easily find the real answer to this even if you search the internet, and of course, you won’t find it by opening a dictionary either.

That’s because the internet and dictionaries mainly convey the meanings of words as seen from the physical world.

The real truth, in every age, lies deep within your own life.

It is in a dimension of consciousness that you can’t understand unless you thin out the individual self and return it to the greater self.

That’s why we say things like “Unite mizukara and onozukara,” or “See through to the arugamama that lies beneath the arinomama.”

The truth of human beings is that they are direct offshoots (branches of the heart, branches of God) of the great wisdom that created the universe.

All the many other living things and the materials of the natural world are its creations.

In other words, you could say that human beings are branches of the Creator’s heart and rays of the universe’s creative energy.

The people of Earth have gone on repeating physical rebirths for thousands and tens of thousands of years, having completely forgotten that fact.

During that time, there were times when they took away the homes of other living things and polluted the water, air, and land.

But that repetition, too, will soon come to an end.

Because the heavenly moment for the Earth world to make a great leap in evolution is drawing near.

Why do we say that? Because it was decided from the moment the planet Earth was born that the Earth world would make a dramatic leap in evolution in this very age. (To be continued)