※圧力をかけられたら削除します。究極の古史古伝〝竹内文書〟が正式に公開されました。

The video explores the significance of the Takasoji Kotai Shrine in Kitaibaraki City, Ibaraki Prefecture, and its connection to the Takeuchi documents, which are claimed to be extremely rare and previously thought to be nonexistent. The shrine is presented as a place of ancient history and spiritual importance, housing unique artifacts and texts. A central theme is the Takeuchi family and their purported role as guardians of ancient knowledge. The transcript discusses the longevity of the Takeuchi family, attributing it to a secret method involving a flower called "shaku-nage" and a special tea. It also delves into the lineage and responsibilities of the family, suggesting they have possessed knowledge of the world's and Japan's history for generations. The discussion touches upon the origins of Japanese culture and its connection to ancient divine beings. The "Koso Kodai Shrine" is described as a place where the creation of the cosmos, the birth of a sun god, and the existence of seven celestial beings called Messiah are detailed. The narrative suggests that figures like Moses and Jesus Christ visited Japan, as recorded in the shrine's texts. This is linked to the "Japan-Japan consensus" and suggests potential historical ties between Japan and the Middle East. A significant portion of the transcript is dedicated to the "divine script" or "kami-moji," which is claimed to be the origin of all world writing systems. It is stated that this script has 2,400 characters, and the ability to read all world scripts was possessed by those who understood it. The script is presented as the precursor to languages like Hangul and even has connections to ancient Egyptian writing. The complexity and vastness of this script are emphasized, with the acknowledgment that only a portion has been deciphered. The video also highlights a specific image of Christ at age 21, found within the Takeuchi documents. This is presented as evidence of Jesus Christ's presence in Japan during a period of his life that is often considered a "gap" in historical records. The narrative suggests that Christ traveled to Japan for approximately six years, possibly to learn from the Takeuchi family, who possessed unique knowledge and techniques. This includes practices like performing rituals under a waterfall and a method of converting seawater into fresh water, which is claimed to have been shared with the Middle East. The discussion also touches upon the concept of the "Yatagarasu" and its connection to the Takeuchi family and the Imperial family, symbolized by the 16-petal chrysanthemum crest. The meaning behind prayer rituals at the shrine, such as "clapping," is explained as a way to solidify judgment and open pathways, conveying messages to the gods. The transcript addresses the story of Kiyoshi Maroko and his connection to the Niwa-Oonagoto and Fujinami families, detailing a dramatic encounter in the mountains and subsequent events that led to the establishment of roots in the current location. This narrative emphasizes themes of destiny, connection, and protection. Furthermore, the video introduces various deities housed within the shrine, including "Tenmatsutsu Great Tengu," a protector god, "Akashiroryu-san," who removes sins and impurities, and a deity associated with granting good fortune in relationships. The shrine is presented as a place for spiritual cleansing and empowerment. The importance of mutual understanding, complementing each other's shortcomings, and living in peace is a recurring message. The transcript criticizes the current societal values, particularly the devaluation of life and the ease with which conflict arises. It suggests that a return to the fundamental principles of mutual respect and cooperation, as advocated in the Takeuchi writings, is essential for humanity's future. The video also touches upon the potential dangers of advanced AI and the need for humanity to work together to navigate these challenges. The Takeuchi documents are presented as a guide for this harmonious coexistence, emphasizing that humans are imperfect and should support each other. The transcript questions the divisions in religious beliefs, suggesting that Christianity, Islam, and Judaism share common origins. It criticizes the arbitrary interpretations and misuse of religion for personal gain or nationalistic interests. The core message is to return to the foundational teachings of mutual support and understanding. Finally, the video highlights the ongoing efforts to decipher the vast collection of Takeuchi documents, acknowledging that only a fraction has been understood. The importance of preserving and sharing this knowledge is stressed, especially in the current era, where societal values are perceived to be declining. The opportunity to view these documents is presented as a rare and valuable experience, offering insights into ancient history, spirituality, and the fundamental principles of human existence.