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: The Cognitive Split Phenomenon in Modern Intellectuals: A Pathological Analysis of Expertise and Identity Through Takaaki Mitsubashi

I. Introduction: The Problem of Modern Intellectual Fragmentation In contemporary intellectual discourse, a fascinating phenomenon emerges: highly rational and logical thinkers in their areas of expertise often display surprisingly irrational and blind thinking patterns in other domains—particularly those concerning personal identity and spirituality. This cognitive split phenomenon represents one of the most intriguing challenges facing modern knowledge workers. The commentary and analysis ...

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吉祥礼 | Ray Kissyou

Ray Kissyou, a Saniwa, Divine Words poet, and founder of Thought Architecture, is dedicated to the structural re-design of human spirituality. His research develops a theoretical framework for a “new spiritual OS,” translating metaphysical principles into structural language that bridges philosophy, religion, art, and science. Rooted in the lineage of Kamugatari (Divine Words), his work implements spiritual codes into poetry, voice, and visual art, unveiling the universal wisdom hidden in silence and linking it to the dimensional ascent of contemporary humanity. This site serves as a research sanctuary for the integrative theory of spirituality and thought, establishing the foundations for humanity’s ongoing spiritual renewal.

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1: The Spiritual Architecture of the New Space War: Hidden Geopolitical Battle Behind the Artemis Program

Introduction: Humanity at the Crossroads of Cosmic Hegemony We stand at one of the most pivotal moments in human history—the transition from terrestrial to extraterrestrial dominance. What appears to be scientific exploration and international cooperation in space conceals the greatest geopolitical competition of the 21st century: the battle for space supremacy. The Artemis Program, often portrayed as humanity's return to the ...

2: The Cognitive Split Phenomenon in Modern Intellectuals: A Pathological Analysis of Expertise and Identity Through Takaaki Mitsubashi

I. Introduction: The Problem of Modern Intellectual Fragmentation In contemporary intellectual discourse, a fascinating phenomenon emerges: highly rational and logical thinkers in their areas of expertise often display surprisingly irrational and blind thinking patterns in other domains—particularly those concerning personal identity and spirituality. This cognitive split phenomenon represents one of the most intriguing challenges facing modern knowledge workers. The commentary and analysis ...

3: Correcting Spiritual Distortions Through Systemic Power

Thought Engineering Opens New Horizons for 21st Century Spirituality Conventional spirituality has remained confined to "individual inner transformation," overlooking the distortions within external systems. But shouldn't true spiritual maturity possess the power to correct distorted structures themselves? Thought Engineering emerges from this fundamental question—a new spiritual approach that integrates spiritual insight with systems thinking, creating a practical wisdom framework for ...

4: What Does It Mean to Save a Spirit?── The Essence of the Soul’s Zero-Trust Model and Spiritual Resonance

Introduction Throughout human history, rituals of exorcism, purification, and the promise to save lost souls have persisted across cultures. Priests, shamans, and mystics all claimed to free spirits from darkness or deliver them from suffering. Yet, from the perspective of a Saninwa and the framework of Thought Architecture, I assert this: To save a spirit does not mean to forcibly rewrite its destiny. Every soul is an independent ...

5: Caesar and Cleopatra — The Fateful Love Engraved in the Winds of Alexandria

🏛 Blood, Iron, and Love Entwined in a Tumultuous Age 1st century BCE.Rome was expanding its dominion over the Mediterranean world, its prosperity supported by the fertile gifts of the Nile.Egypt was the granary of the Mediterranean, providing vital grain to feed Roman citizens and sustain her legions. Yet within Egypt’s royal court, the Ptolemaic dynasty was ensnared in a ...

6: Prologue: Thought Architecture for Humanity’s Next Evolution

“What if suffering was not an error in the human condition—but a line of code, waiting to be rewritten?” For millennia, humanity has wrestled with suffering.Buddha saw it as thirst—tanhā—and taught release through detachment.Jesus embraced suffering as an act of love, transforming agony into redemption. Yet neither approach eradicated suffering from our world.Both paths ended in silence—nirvana or the cross. ...

7: Philosophical Engineering of AI: Reflections on Its Limits and Potential— Insights Revealed Through a Client Case Study —

🪞 Introduction Can AI ever become a true "consultant of wisdom"?In the realms of spirituality and philosophical engineering—where the deepest layers of human existence are explored—I spent recent days confronting both the promise and the limits of AI. A client case brought these issues into sharp relief: AI may serve as an intellectual auxiliary wheel, but it can never replace ...

8: The Goddess Who Shed Her Beauty: Brigitte Bardot’s Soulwork

Brigitte Bardot. Her name once swept across the world as a synonym for “sex symbol” and, at the same time, an emblem of freedom. Yet behind the image of beauty and sensuality, she embarked on a much deeper journey—a story of transcending the body and awakening her soul to its true mission. This essay reinterprets Bardot’s life through the lens ...

9: Taylor Swift as a “Goddess Structure” — From Music to a Soul That Resonates with the World

“Why does she resonate so deeply, unlike anyone else?” This is the question many ask after hearing Taylor Swift’s music. The answer lies not in the sheer number of her hits or her beauty,but in the fact that she has lived as an embodiment of “the art of revealing the soul.” Her songs are meant to be felt by the ...