This chapter presents the world of Tomekichi Taike through the author's own lived experience in the seminars, emphasizing a shift from intellectual understanding to direct realization through the heart.
As the author continues the practice of observing her inner self, the energy accumulated within begins to surface—initially as intense emotions such as anger and sorrow. Yet through repeated experiences, these energies gradually transform into repentance, warmth, and a deep sense of being unconditionally accepted.
A central theme is "reflection on the mother," which serves as a crucial entry point for recognizing one's own ignorance and deeply rooted patterns of thought.
The seminars are portrayed not merely as gatherings, but as unique spaces where one can directly experience the energy one emits through the physical body. In this sense, the learning is fundamentally experiential and grounded in practice rather than theory.
The chapter concludes by affirming that the world of Tomekichi Taike is not something extraordinary, but a world already known to all—one that has simply been forgotten. To rediscover this inner truth is to encounter genuine joy and happiness, not as something to be sought externally, but as something that naturally arises from within.
本章では、田池留吉の世界を理解するために、筆者自身のセミナー体験を軸に、その実相が語られている。
頭で理解しようとする姿勢から、心で感じる学びへと移行する過程の中で、内に蓄積されたエネルギーが噴き出し、怒りや悲しみとして現れながらも、やがて懺悔と温もりへと変わっていく様子が描かれる。
特に母親への思いを見つめる「母の反省」は、自らの愚かさに気づく重要な入口として位置づけられている。
また、セミナーという場は、自分の出しているエネルギーを肉体を通して体験的に知る貴重な機会であり、その本質は実践にあると示される。
田池留吉の世界は特別なものではなく、本来誰もが知っている世界であり、それを思い出すことこそが真の喜びと幸せにつながると結ばれている。