雅子様「沈黙の17年」に隠された意味…封印された女神・瀬織津姫との一致と、愛子様へ続く炎の使命【保江邦夫】【都市伝説神話ミステリー】

📝 Summary of this video Empress Masako, whose public activities were significantly restricted due to long-term medical treatment, and Seoritsuhime, a goddess who does not appear in the Kojiki or Nihon Shoki and is sometimes referred to as a "sealed goddess." There is a symbolic commonality between the two: "continuing to play a role in unseen places, even while being kept away from the public eye." Furthermore, there is Konohanasakuya-hime, who proved the legitimacy of her child in a flaming birthing hut, and Her Imperial Highness Princess Aiko, who sincerely engages in public duties and work even amidst the debate surrounding the imperial succession. In this video, using the writings of theoretical physicist Kunio Yasue, records related to Shinto, and information released by the Imperial Household Agency as clues, we will examine the symbolic commonalities between Empress Masako's "17 years of silence" and the two goddesses from an urban legend and mythological perspective. The video includes verifiable historical facts and publicly available information, as well as the thoughts of Mr. Yasue and others, mythological interpretations, and hypotheses unique to this channel. This does not assert any specific spiritual relationships or soul inheritances as fact. Synopsis of this video: Are you familiar with the goddess Seoritsuhime? She appears in the Great Purification Prayer and is described as a deity who purifies people's sins and impurities by washing them away from the river to the sea. However, because her name does not appear in the Kojiki or Nihon Shoki, she is sometimes called the "goddess erased from the chronicles" or the "sealed goddess." In 2004, Empress Masako was diagnosed with adjustment disorder and entered a long period of recuperation. Even with her public activities significantly restricted, she took care of her health and participated in some ceremonies and events, and in the Reiwa era, she has continued to be active both domestically and internationally as Empress. Seoritsuhime, whose name has been kept hidden from public view, continues to fulfill her role in the Great Purification Prayer. Empress Masako, who experienced a difficult period in her public life, continued to walk her path as a member of the Imperial Family. When we combine these two stories, what symbolic meaning can we see? Furthermore, this video examines the myth of Konohanasakuya-hime, who gave birth to a child in a flaming birthing hut, thus proving her legitimacy, and also considers the path of Her Imperial Highness Princess Aiko, who has worked at the Japanese Red Cross and engaged in official duties both domestically and internationally. The "purification" by Seoritsu-hime and the "blooming" by Konohanasakuya-hime. If we were to liken the paths of Empress Masako and Her Imperial Highness Princess Aiko to the story of these two goddesses— We will interpret the story of "purification to blooming" that emerges in the Reiwa era, distinguishing between fact and urban legend-like interpretations. 🔍 References and Research Materials To provide viewers with more thorough and reliable information, this video has been created by referencing the following books and publicly available materials, while adding our own structure and commentary. *The content and authors' ideas of the books listed as references are not necessarily identical to the unique analysis in this video. "The Nation Protected by Prayer: The Spiritual Power of Arahitogami Revisited" by Kunio Yasue "Why I Received the Shinto Ritual of Hakke Shinto" by Kunio Yasue "Arahitogami's Wish is One" by Kunio Yasue "The Mysterious Japanese" by Kunio Yasue and Koshinka Shinmei The Wave of Awakening (Meiso Publishing) Official Information from the Imperial Household Agency (Empress Masako's medical treatment, events related to the Reiwa enthronement, and activities of Her Imperial Highness Princess Aiko) Official Information from Hirota Shrine (History concerning the fierce spirit of Amaterasu Omikami) Various theories concerning the Shinto Great Purification Prayer and Seoritsuhime Mythological and historical materials concerning Konohanasakuya-hime and Asama faith Public explanation of the risk of Mount Fuji eruption by Professor Emeritus Hiroki Kamata of Kyoto University Long-term evaluation of the Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Line fault zone by the Government's Headquarters for Earthquake Research Promotion *There are multiple theories regarding the positioning of Seoritsuhime and her relationship with the fierce spirit of Amaterasu Omikami, and there is no single academically established view. *The measurement problem and quantum entanglement of quantum mechanics do not scientifically prove human prayer, soul, or spiritual activity. In this video, they are presented as metaphors and hypotheses to understand the ideas of Mr. Yasue and others. *The spiritual interpretations, soul resonance, and relationships between mythological goddesses and real people prese...