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Wednesday, October 17, 2018

 

To January 1st, 2019

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Highlights:

Beautiful morning sun and the hope of everyday
The upcoming plan for a registration in Uganda
Matar in contact with Minister of Interior Senegal
Updates on the contents of Nagoya Seminar

General Reports:

The general flow of the day: 

I felt it was a good day. Early in the morning, I got a call from Alan Seid in Palau. Alan is traveling the world at this time but this morning on the way to a fishing trip in the beautiful sea of Palau. Alan is working on diplomatic levels in his country where he is involved with legislation and presidential appointments. 

I was also talking to our American administrator Diana Telesca this morning on trying to think up systems for group chats etc… Diana is extremely intelligent when it comes to administration works with wording things perfectly so that everyone understands. Talking of the USA, I was happy to have news from Yvette our USA President, traveling the world on a mission to support the Marine Foundation. I am glad she is in good health. Traveling intensively is not easy on the body. 

Most the morning and afternoon I spent working on the website and trying to come up with better technologies to adjust the communication system. I was released of my duties for some other short good breaks from wonderful messages on WhatsApp. One one them from Jackie Freemantle who lost her husband a couple of weeks ago. She said: – “Vision is the clarity, and creating the art of life formed by the heart in balance with the universe. Flowing in this the Marine Foundation! You are living this.” – What a nice message!  

At home, dinner was good. I tried to entertain myself with some action good movie to get my mind onto another plane for a while but good messages kept pouring and truly, this is much better than watching TV. Bienvenu Piakta suggested that we also start a “Facebook Group” – Yes I thought, it’s a good idea. – Tonight I start working on complicated IT which is of the goals I would like to reach before going to Africa. The new “chat” system you see on the right side bottom of the pages, was actually quite simple to set up. It helps to get a bit more presence and providing live support for anyone who asks. When staffs are added to the system, it will create a nice community atmosphere. But soon I will be transforming this site into a multisite so that to add a membership platform to welcome all of you to do your own blogs. You could create your own groups etc… However, this would be restricted to a number of people while the upcoming GCLA platform will welcome an infinite number of members. 

Registration in Uganda following Senegal: 

The Marine Foundation, in addition to immediate Senegalese registration, seeks the establishment in Uganda as well and I hope before the end of 2018. The inspiration of Uganda came through Ambassadrice of Uganda in Tokyo Mrs. Betty Grace A. Okullo. I visited the Embassy once and had the warmest welcome there. What a beautiful country is Uganda and I can’t wait to build its pages and reports. For one thing, I have met with Steven Kityo of the KAFO Foundation there and yes we will take this organization under the umbrella of the Marine Foundation where if it becomes one of its agencies, we will be able to design “Humanitarian & Educational” programs that fit KAFO’s contents whereby the Marine Foundation would establish a joint Marine Development Center right on Lake Victoria. This is surely possible while also bringing MTA (Maritime Tourism Agency) with projects that mean good to the local people there. 

Set up in Switzerland:

We are capitalizing the Marine Foundation Switzerland. It has been a long time in the making but Diane Retard has done a fantastic work with arranging the administration there. Actually, she has done almost everything. I will have to send 30 000 CHF (Swiss Francs which values Euros) when the Credit Swiss account is open there. Then Marine Foundation Switzerland will be well on its way with my little Sister Anne Claire Berg right there to make it more welcoming. She is right now traveling to the South of France visiting my beautiful Mother. If you ever come to region please, by all means, do contact her, her husband Nicolas is a great “Chef”, and they will make you feel on the top of the world if you were lucky enough to meet them there. 

The trip to Africa:

Yes, I am sure you are all wondering when is the departure for? Good question: I am just waiting for the sponsor to send the funds to Japan so as to cover the travel and accommodation expenses for 4 persons here altogether. It’s an expensive trip. There are about 10 people coming from Europe. But yet, this is a delegation well organized by Ambassador Banao, therefore much seems to be stated at the highest levels in terms of the agenda of the trip itself, with schedules sessions with Ministries of each pool of governments. Therefore, it does represent more of a PR tour at this time although I am sure good results will come out of this. As for Africa, I have designed my own ways of getting into the continent and I call it the “ways of water”. I call Africa “The Motherland”. I will unveil this strategy very soon but if you could take a look at the Maritime Development Agency program, this would give you some hints on how the Marine Foundation will resemble an unstoppable  “Tsunami of Love” for the old continent. I am not particularly interested in pleasing politicians and diplomats as for most of the time, their agendas are too crowded with politics to think down on what people need the most. Those who sincerely crave for change or innovation will know where to find us when the time comes. But its part of the job to greet people but most certainly, it is the “First Ladies” who interest me the most. First Ladies Club.

Seminar in Nagoya – True Love Seminar: (part 2)

I have always dreamed of going to places around Japan and just talk to people. Since my Japanese language skills are limited to trying to express my thoughts, I would surely need a good interpreter. Japanese people are so fine by me. Talking about love would almost be considered “taboo” in a society that lives on the “Philharmonic Concert Hall of Rigid Rules of Attitudes” where everything has to be programmed by the way things are thought by cultural habits and therefore staging almost no space to show your worth would you just try to play your scores differently. Love and relationships are often publically taken in the context of religious beliefs and Buddhism would not really have you jumping up and down the alley, in the ways a good old revival chorus of the local gospel church would have you twist your body around to celebrate your heart. But even in Christianity, “Love” as beautiful attributed from the “Lord” have you understand that this concept often stays just within the assembly’s walls when as soon as stepping out of the circle of light, you start counting how many people you wish to hate the week ahead and that probably includes your boss or the colleague who does his work exceeding everyone else. Love express privately often relays to temporary romance or a sexual experience, and when you have a family, it expands in becoming responsible for somebody else. Women would have the advantage to remain loyal to their inner motherly duties while a man would keep pondering ways to get more pleasure out of an unsatisfying busy life.  So I took the books and society away and I gave in to contemplating nature for a change. And so, I started learning about “respect”. Surely, gradually and more profoundly I came to some realizations which no books had ever thought me before. I discovered that nature was in a constant state of celebration, from early morning to late at night, the planet is celebrating “life”. On that subtle discovery, my mind became entertained 24 hours a day, by something, I never felt existed before, but was there all around me in substance, although invisible to the eyes or untouchable to the body. Just like the unnoticeable air that we need it so much, love is for the spirit as substantial as water is for the body. And if we could just pay a little more attention to the evolution pattern that life unveils each day through the motion of nature, entertainment would take a whole new dimension in keeping you at the edge of your seat, if we could just teach science or philosophy from the standpoint that at the source of all natural energies, this “love” exists to makes particles and cells act the way they unconditionally do. The way that “love” manifests itself in science or religion relates to the fact that it is an indispensable tool to connect anything and everything to living a purposeful life on earth. (to be followed…) 

Things to do this week: 

Preparation of the trip to Africa.
Our Japanese membership system.
Meeting with the Base Team in Tokyo. Completing web work.

This week ahead: 
Settlement of the Chamber of Law
Takuya’s page / Rieko’s page
Support to Assya in France 
Youth Leadership page to complete
Japan activity page to complete
WPML system (website)
Multisite testing system (website)
Social plugin testing (website)
New analytic plugin (website)  

Today’s Photos

Quiz: Where do you think this video was taken from? 

Brand Ownership:

The “Brand-Ownership” position is very unique to our system.  Japan will accept only 36 brand co-owners. (Asia a total of 72) – Therefore the 5 continents will have each, 72 co-owners of the Brand of the Marine Foundation, making it a total of 360 members. Japan is the birthplace of the foundation, and so we would have more members here. We have 10 members fully registered while many on “reservation”.