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Freedom
Freedom
In it is the free domain of life. Dom is from a word we might say reaches in the home with a law or an idiom of concepts and ideas. The dom of life I speak of is the free dom or free person of time.
Dom isn’t the only freedom there is. Also we have kingdom, wisdom, and a host of other dominions of time and space. Some of the most important have to do with the dominion of time and time is the concept of brief or short things. Take for example the thumb. It is part of the duo we have on either side and that is the duo of thumb and thumb which are opposites but work in union with each other. To take away one is to dispose of the other or to make it useless in lifting or moving.
Thus if I were to have one hand only for moving it would need a handle and a grip and the grip would have to be of a person climbing a set of stairs. They could handle the grip but not necessarily the nature of balance which would have to be learned. Thus the value of two things working in union creates an awesome and fulfilling balance. In this case the balance is the measure of time and it is the measure of space and it is the concept of completeness in life.
Lets suppose freedom is the action of one nation over the seas in quality of fish and quality of it in guardianships of the age we live in? I don’t speak of fishermen or trawlers but men who go out and guard the sea against poachers and pirates and thieves of the deep. I know there is the US but suppose the US were there to guard the nation of people but not the fish of the sea? In a way we think that it should be up to each nation only the nation of people is too many and too few to make it work. Thus if the people arrive by base from an island in the Philippines they would arrive by base from people who welcome them with open arms.
I know Japan is seen by its history and by its wealth of knowledge. They have things history needs. They are part of it in the soul of their connection to the life we lead. If we were to take out the soul of Mitsubishi or some other type of company we would remove the base of the Japanese and their hearts in particular. That is because in the soul of Mitsubishi is the soul of a diminutive man who gave his life for the people. They wanted freedom and he gave it by selling his heart to the core of people in the sea and in the fill of the sea.
How? Lets say Mitsubishi is a word meaning fish and men of fish. Suppose Mitsubishi went into selling cars and they had to bill the rice for the sake of making a car on land meant for rice. People wanted the land for rice but all land in Japan was wanted for rice, at least once in its existence. That is because rice was the soul of the fish and farmers gave rice to the fish by the ton and the fish came up and soled out the soul of men by going to the bay of a pig and living in splendor.
The point of this is that Mitsubishi gave up the dream for fish because no one cared. He put down the bill for a house because he was the dom of the house and that was the call for freedom under the law of house and sea. For there to be a Mitsubishi rise up to make craft and haul rice from place to place would seem foolish but it is a way of feeding fish in the open sea and letting them grow and grow and grow until they become fit for a harvest.
Of course the harvest would be under jurisdiction of those who fed the fish and that would be the people of Japan. They would have freedom of the sea and freedom to feed those that need it and freedom to help the hungry people as well. It would also give land back to the rice farmers who then would carry in new ideas for helping people in the harvest of the rice and the people of the rice and the people of time.
It is a wide heart and an open heart that I have for the people of Japan. Why? In the heart of Japan is apa and apa is father and father was the sell of men like Douglas MacCarthur who went there in the face of opposition to make a new heart for the people of Japan. Among those who went there and worked with him, albeit in a small way, was my own father. Now in his middle 70’s he is a man who loves Japan. He and my mother have been there and traveled to the heart of the land to see those who were of our family living there at the time. They were the York’s and Lary was a fellow in the air force I believe. He came to Japan much later but he did make an impact on people and is now disabled.
I speak of men like them for they went into the world and faced the call of the heart to fight again for peace. They won and they conquered and grew hearts in all those they came to. They won by giving up on heart attacks and giving up on heart failures and giving in to those things we call freedom.
Joel Akin
08/01/2008
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