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What “Healing” Means in the Grief Care of the Wind Phone

ベルガーディア鯨山（英語版） — Sat, 11 Apr 2026 01:18:09 +0000

In general, healing is often something we receive passively from others—through therapy, massage, or similar means. However, the healing experienced through the “Wind Phone” is different. It is gained through an active act: picking up the receiver oneself and speaking from the heart. Modern forms of healing tend to be passive—something done to us by …

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Surviving Lung Cancer Resection Surgery

ベルガーディア鯨山（英語版） — Wed, 04 Mar 2026 01:40:45 +0000

As scheduled, I was admitted to Iwate Medical University Hospital on February 16. During the nine days leading up to the operation, I underwent various tests and preoperative rehabilitation before finally going into surgery. Because I was under both epidural and general anesthesia, I have no memory of what happened during the operation. When I …

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Proposal to Establish the “Association to Preserve Wind Phone”

ベルガーディア鯨山（英語版） — Sun, 15 Feb 2026 06:24:03 +0000

First of all, please accept my sincere apologies for being away from the website for such a long time. In December of last year, I was hospitalized and underwent surgery for the second time (following a procedure in June) due to biliary stricture (a blockage of the bile duct). During examinations at that time, a …

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The Logic of Grief in Loss

ベルガーディア鯨山（英語版） — Sat, 08 Nov 2025 22:11:06 +0000

When a person who usually thinks in a rational and logical way loses someone they love, or when they carry grief caused by some form of loss, their vitality often declines. In such moments, they may begin to perceive the world more through emotion than through reason, and tend to act based on feelings rather …

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Psychological Changes Among Users of the “Wind Phone”

ベルガーディア鯨山（英語版） — Mon, 08 Sep 2025 22:24:47 +0000

A woman visited the “Wind Phone” every day for six consecutive days starting in early September. She is currently studying at a Japanese university from Germany and shared that her mother had passed away from cancer. Each time she came to the “Wind Phone,” she cried. She shed many tears… People often visit the “Wind …

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