Roots Squared

There is a subtle difference between pioneers—challenged by Seity to develop new paradigms in the fertile plains of Mother Earth's nooks and crannies—and th ose who leave behind a distinguished civil mark through continuity and tradition.

Agrarian societies have deep roots in the land, adhering to customs and traditions with outward worldviews distinctly different from pioneers.

Yet each, in its own right, is natural, pure, and true.

Observing the ancient roots of Japan—anchored in archaic systems—stands in contrast to the pioneer spirit of the free-range avatars from the great white north—those who call snowy alpine mountain ranges a transitory home while rearranging the very notion of a destination called destiny.Becoming a stranger in a strange land has led to a world few understand—a deeply ingrained cosmology embedded within the cryptic, quantum DNA of the Japanese.

After living and breathing Japanese throughout these adult years, one comes to understand that life's ultimate purpose is to one day become a hinoki tree, standing within the sacred shrine of Kizuna Jinja, venerating the tutelary deity.The ephemeral dream of mortal existence reveals itself in the realization that the time has once again arrived for the pioneers of the Neo-Clan to plant roots within the emerging Civilization Three.

For posterity—and to grow the Neo-Clan Orb into infinity—societal stability must arise from roots firmly planted.

This cosmological phantasy exists for a singular reason—to plant the hinoki tree in the Land of the Gods, in ancient Yamato, where free-range avatars have now been set free.Roots give life meaning, yet the definition of roots itself changes with the flow of natural rhythm and human vibration for those who dwell within the ethereal realm of Civilization Three.

The joy lies within the quantum game—a destination wrapped inside destiny.

Creating a root story is mandatory for those called to build the Neo-Clan Orbs grounded in BAN BUTSU, the essence of existence's true meaning.

In the Age of Shingo, the practice of going roots squared is to create a unique story, to venerate one's ancestors and the ujigami, who stand watch over reality.When present with them, one must remain aware—they observe this world with tender, loving care.

Choose to recognize the voice of Seity and your Neo-Clan tutelary deity.

The time is now to create your own mystical shrine, telling the story of a family and the impact they shape during their allotted time.

These are the roots of Kizuna Jinja—a never-ending story, for there is no such thing as time and space themselves does not exist, at least that is the theory.

Put down roots.

Establish Neo-Clan.

This is the way of the sovereign being.

Take personal agency by the hand, and be sure to square the roots—for this is Seity's master plan.