History of the Naka-Ima-Principle:

Naka-Ima can be translated 'Here-Now' or 'Center-Now.' The Japanese origins, however merit a deeper look.

Naka

The space of inspiration is Naka, which appears in the space of the mind, our consciousness.

I

The life will ('I' dimension) is active with eight motive rhythms and synchronizes with the mother's dimensions in the womb. These rhythms are intimately linked, and their primordial activity participates in the creation of time and space.

The eight rhythms are identified by the eight trigrams of the I-Ching.

Ima

Ma is the space of the activity of the 'I'. The rhythm of Ima is the perpetual spark of life. This energy is the inspiration which appears in 'Mana' and is the original rhythm of the activity of our brain.

Naka-Ima

"The real meaning of Naka-Ima is inspiration. Naka-Ima is the direct reception of the activity of universal rhythms, which appears here and now in the space of our human consciousness."

-Mikoto Masahilo Nakazono, 1993 in Santa Fe, New Mexico

Naka-Ima is a vestige of an ancient age, an ancient treasure, reflected in the Shinto Kobunken documents. They show how our ancestors organized the world into a peaceful society without borders or nations.

The system of government which they were using was the Kototama Principle of the Takeuti documents. In Japan these ancient documents were hidden in shrines belonging to the Emperor.

If the human society has only one parent, we created, during thousand of years, various leaders and countries by a process of separation. Naka-Ima shows us the way home.

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