The discovery of the real meanings of 48 Japanese sounds

How to use the Shinen table to know the truth of words

Ms. Nobuko Yoshino, an evangelist of the 48 Japanese sounds, discovered the hidden meaning of each ten years ago and made them a table called 'Shinen table.' The 48 Japanese sounds are in Katakamuna's order in that. Katakamuna is said to be the oldest 's civilization in Japan.

Each phonetic sound has its meaning; for example, 'hi' means to flow out of the core/come back to the core. 'fu' means to increase/decrease/waves.

Forty-two sounds are paired with consonants and vowels except for five vowel sounds and the last voiceless sound 'nn.'

So try to apply your English pronunciations into Japanese sounds as most Japanese people pronounce that.

Then find out what each sound means in the table and connect all the meanings of the word to make a reasonable natural sentence.

That is the real meaning of the word beyond what you have recognized so far. This work can disclose the essence of language, sometimes even Universal law.

However, you need to follow some rules.

There are 20 voiced consonants in Japanese called "Dakuon."

The Shinen table doesn't include them, so see the Shinen of unvoiced sounds corresponding to each Dakuon.

"ga, gi, gu, ge, go, "correspond to "ka, ki, ku, ke, ko" respectively.

"za, zi, zu, ze, zo," are the Dakuon of "sa, shi, su, se, so."

"da, di, du, de, do," are from "ta, chi, tsu, te, to."

"ba, bi, bu, be, bo." derive from "ha, hi, fu, he, ho."

The energy of Dakuon generally flows in the opposite direction.

So When you read a word with Dakuon by Shinen, please keep in mind that and translate it naturally.

Besides that, there are five semi-voiced sounds, such as "pa, pi, pu, pe, po," in Japanese.

The Shinen table also doesn't include those five. So, please see the Shinen of "ha, hi, fu, he, ho" respectively.

The meanings of "pa, pi, pu, pe, po" are almost the same as "ha, hi, hu, he, ho," adding pushing force a little to those unvoiced sounds.

In Japanese, there are some palatalized letters called Youon written in small letters. Youon expresses the natural flow of energy. It does not include any human intention.

How to calculate the spirit numbers called 'Kazutama' of a word :

Each Japanese sound has its number from the first sound to the last altogether 48 in that order.

When you calculate a word using Kazutama of Katakamuna, you add up all the sounds' numbers of the word, including semi-voiced and Youon(small letters) sounds.

However, there is only one exception.

Please be sure that you should only subtract the numbers of Dakuon or voiced sounds. The reason is that the energy of voiced sounds flows in the opposite direction.

(1) For example, an English word, 'table,' turns to 'te・bu・ru' in a Japanese way of pronunciation. So the calculation goes to →　9-2+12＝19（U → be born)

＊ It means that 'table' is where something is born; You create something or make something happen there.

(2) The pronunciation of Window is 'u・ i ・nn ・do・ u' in Japanese.

It goes → 19+5+48-17+19=74. (7=wa, 4=yo)

you can simply consider the number of 74 (beyond 48) as 7 and 4.

＊ 'window' is where harmony is renewed whenever it is open.

I hope you enjoy this ancient wisdom of Katakamuna.

Thank you!