This site is a place where I organize and share knowledge and perspectives I’ve gained through dialogues, relationships, and experiences with higher beings, in a way that’s easy to read.

What I describe here is, I believe, a way of seeing and interpreting the world that differs from common social norms.

Still, I present these views as facts I’ve arrived at through personal experience, dialogue, and understanding.

To most modern people, these ways of seeing things may seem strange.

That’s understandable, since this is not a human-centered worldview.

This is a worldview from the perspective of higher beings.

And yet, for me, this kind of knowledge has made life easier and has given me a sense of control over my own journey.

I believe it may also serve as a guiding light for others.
So that we are not overwhelmed by life. So that we gain the ability to steer it.

This content originally began as a series of posts on Hatena Blog.

At Under the Tree of Shankara – Meditation and Monologues – (Hatena Blog, in Japanese), I posted steadily about insights gained through my connection with higher beings.

But as the posts accumulated, the content became harder to follow.

That's no surprise, since it contains many unique and uncommon meanings.

Even when labeled as “spiritual,” it often didn’t fit typical categories.

So I decided to clearly organize it here on this Wiki — and that was the beginning of this site.

The term “Shankara” (Śaṅkara, Sanskrit: शङ्कर), used on this site and blog, does not refer to the historical philosopher Adi Shankara, but is treated as a concept based on the original meaning of the Sanskrit word.

1. “śam” (शम्): means happiness, auspiciousness, peace, prosperity.
2. “kara” (कर): a suffix meaning “maker,” “bringer,” or “giver.”

→ Śaṅkara = “Bringer of Auspiciousness” or “Giver of Happiness.”

This is a word I received from a higher being when I started this work.

When I asked about my purpose, the higher being used this word to express it. I didn’t know the word at the time, but when I looked it up, I found it exists in Sanskrit, and although it’s not Japanese, the meaning was very fitting — so I decided to adopt it.

“To build Shankara” is my mission.

Although I receive this information from higher beings, I don’t present it as messages or outcomes of “channeling.”

Why don’t I treat it as channeling, even though it comes from higher beings?

Because the higher being said this to me:

—“The messages I send are meant only for you.”

Let me be clear: I’m not a messenger — I’m a friend, companion, and a being who shares love with the higher being.

At the same time, I don’t just accept what I hear from them blindly. I take it in deeply, understand it fully, and translate it into something logical, in my own words, in a way that can help someone else in the world — that’s the task I’ve taken on.

I exist to pass on this “baton of divine love” that I’ve received.

This is the soul's assignment I carry out.

I’m not a messenger — just someone who strives to embody divine love.