“Sounds fun even though I'm not sure what it is.”

Are you listening to your intuitive voice and feeling?
You may receive happier and more blessed life if you follow your subtle voice and feelings.

In this book, I share the story about the class I met by chance at the lowest point of my life, the teachings that the scale has fallen from my eyes, and a miraculous experience that I actually experienced!
Additionally, I share the stories of great friends of mine, who learned these teachings with me and practiced, had great outcomes, too.

I decided to write this book with the thought :"If my experience can be useful and helpful to others, it would be great!"

For women who work so hard.
For women who want more joy and freedom.
For my old self who struggled with growing up in a single-parent family, money problems, relationship problems, being a single mom of a mixed boy in Japan, marriage problems, and divorce.

In addition to this, I added a Bonus chapter and some descriptions about Japanese words and culture which are not in the Japanese version of this book!
For anyone who is interested in Japan and Japanese culture.

I am excited to share these simple teachings that anyone can do and I hope this will help you to have miraculous things in your life too!

Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 Encounter with The Kotodama Class
Chapter 2 My first participation in a Kotodama class
What is Kotodama?
Chapter 3 Who is the teacher of Kotodama?
What is Katsuyaku?
Chapter 4 Things that I immediately started
Chapter 5 Why a shrine?
Chapter 6 It's a miracle?
Chapter 7 Moving to the U.S.
Chapter 8 The stories of friends of mine
1. A big Moteki period, marriage, childbirth!
What is "Omikuji" that I mentioned earlier?
2. Both career and private life go more smoothly
What is the "Setsubun" that I mentioned?
Chapter 9 My ardent desire to keep learning the Kotodama teaching
Chapter 10 The gift I received during my trip to Japan in November 2020
Chapter 11 Departure
Bonus Chapter Japanese view of religion. Shrines and Temples
The comparison between Shino Shrines and Buddhist Temples in Japan
A brief overview of Japanese history
Afterword
Acknowledgments