Oborozukiyo No Sho: Book Of The Hazy Moon Night

The path of shadow is walked not by the living. . . but by those who have already passed. You believe this is life, yet it is what lies beyond. In the path of shadow, death is not the end. It is the doorway we walked through without knowing. The face you see in the mirror is not who you are-it is who you were. . . before the crossing. You call this reality-yet it flickers. You feel it: the loops, the false days, the sense that someone is watching through your own eyes. Because they are. In the Path of Shadow, time is not straight-it spirals. Each lifetime is not a step forward. . . it is a step inward. The Oborozuki Ryu Ninja do not seek escape. They seek remembrance. Not of this life. . . but of the first death. The one you forgot.

This book contains the lost sermons of the Covenant of Stealth that demonstrate their importance as an elite force and the vital role they played in preserving the true spirit of Zipang through Shindo; the Zipang legacy of Gion seen in red and white. . . The same tora-no-maki scrolls written in the language of fire:

"SHINSHIN SHIN-GAN!"

As you walk down this path know that soon this information will not be available for anyone. This information will be available for everyone, and this information will be hidden, and this information will be in the light of the illumination of the vision of the first look and the second seeing of the opening of the SHINSHIN SHIN-GAN (神心神眼 eyes & mind of godliness) and the psychic new Enso, the walking of that Golden Path - balance in respect to Natural Law and the connection made possible from the opening of the gate - the opening of that shoji-screen. This concept was never supposed to be revealed to anyone of this world save for a select few, until now. The way of the shinobi, shape-changing and telepathy cannot be taught; Shinobu (stealth) cannot be shown, nor seen, nor heard. . . It must be felt, developed through time and clearly understood. Shindo (the heart path of Shinobu) is truly found in life.

- OBI-ICHI