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: Divas as Modern Uzume③Beyoncé, Björk, and Namie Amuro — Souls and Bodies Dancing at the Turning Point of an Era

🌏 90s–2000s: The Power Shift Between Japan and America In the 1980s, Japan stood atop the economic world, while America struggled in the aftermath of the Vietnam War.But in the 1990s, this balance dramatically reversed. After the collapse of the bubble economy, Japan faced an identity crisis.Money alone was no longer enough. What could people believe in now?With no clear ...

: Divas as Modern Uzume②Madonna, Cyndi, and NOKKO — The Scars of an Era and the Synchronicity of Three Shamanic Women

🌎 America in the 1980s – Wounds, Dreams, and a New Beginning After the Vietnam War, America was still reeling from its scars.Rambo fought on screens, the voices of hippies faded,the economy stagnated, and even cinema seemed to falter under the rise of color television. Yet, light began to break through.George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, and other indie creators emerged,while Steve ...

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Ray Kissyou is a Divine Words artist, Saniwa, and founder of Thought Architecture, exploring the bridge between spirituality and structure, sensitivity and reason, while embodying Kamugatari (Divine Words) through poetry, voice, and art in this quiet sanctuary.

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1: 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 ...

2: 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 ...