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September 1 - 16, 2005
Living in the Heart
Sacred Tour to Japan
Tour led by Diane M. Cooper and Robert Dakota
of Spirit of Ma'at and WorldViewz
(Includes a special day with Drunvalo at Mt. Fuji)
Message from Drunvalo
Japan has been a hidden world of ancient pyramid building and influence in the Oneness Grid that surrounds the Earth. We all know of Egypt, Yucatan, Peru, China, but did you know that Japan has pyramids?
The world was shocked to find the first underwater pyramid off the shore of Japan a few years ago at a depth of about 180 feet. Then two other underwater pyramids were discovered that really brought the world's attention to Japan. Now the discovery has extended to an approximately 300 square kilometer area where ancient pyramids seem to be everywhere.
But on the land of Japan it is no different. There are about 100 ancient pyramids, some that are huge, that are sitting there waiting for people to rediscover them, and perhaps more important, waiting for people to reactivate them. No one seems to be interested, and this is because, I believe, that no one really realizes that these pyramids are really there. But they are!
The Inu, are the ancient ones of Japan. They are like the native Americans who were in America before the white man came. It is the same in Japan, but like the Japanese pyramids, most people are unaware of them.
The Inu are waiting for us to arrive, for we are the ones that are coming to bring the islands alive with spiritual energy. An energy that will be felt around the world through the Sacred Grids.
Diane Cooper and Robert Dakota of Spirit of Ma'at and WorldViewz, will be guiding you into these sacred places. They are spirits who have the right trusted energy to align with the ancient Inu and to perform the ceremonies with the intention of the Heart. Though I was the guide in the first three journeys, it is not possible for me to come with this one. However, I will be in Japan, and I will meet with this group to give my blessing as you enter into this Sacred Journey.
From my Heart,
Drunvalo
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