From One's Heart
Hello, everyone. This is Milt.
First of all, I would like to say thank you for visiting this website.
This page has been made to tell you my honest feeling about the music and
the peace.
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I first experienced an ocarina when I was in junior high school.
My father gave me an ocarina. At that time, I only have vague dream for my future,
but I wanted to do something contributable to the societ.
That was exactly September 11, 2001.
I made a firm decision.
That changed my life, too.
There was a series of terrorism attacks in the US.
I saw the trasic scenes on TV, which hurt me significantly.
When I play ocarina, when I enjoy with my friends
or when I do something I want to do,
there definately must be someone suffering severely
physically and mentally
or even lost their lives or lives of their loved ones.
I burned the anger - anger with the fact that
I was totally helpless.
I made the firm desicion.
I do whatever I can do - as an ocarina player through music activities
in order to serve the cause of peace.
- I would like to try to do my best to send and spread the message of peace
on earth -
Now I know that this is what I should do.
I think both war and peace are reflection of our mind.
If we have anger to other people, they would have anger to us,
resulting in a kind of fight between us
or even in a war
if it comes to a story between countries.
The most important thing is to continue to try to improve human nature
in order not to yield ourselves to darkness of mind.
It is necessary to reinvent, restructure or improve our mind.
The key is "DIALOGUE" between people.
If we could repeat honest and sincere dialogues between us over time,
we could convey the rhythm of peace to the maximum extent.
This rhythm of peace is so important
for us
for children,
and
for the future of the Earth.
I would like to become a person to create and spread the rhythm of peace.
That is my wish.
Thank you for reading the article.
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(This is an abstract of the original article written by Milt for Peace. If you are interested in the original article (although written in Japanse),
go to the Japanese Website
by clicking the link below.
From One's Heart (Japanese)