As far as I understand, there are various types. If I were to say that, the conversation would end, so I will write a little more. There are gods who have absolutely no interest in humans. Some gods reincarnate into the human world almost as a game, living as they please and having little interest in humans. Others are very concerned, acting like parents, grandparents, or even meddling aunts, constantly and energetically offering advice.

Both of these are essentially anthropomorphic deities. However, at a higher level, they become completely disconnected from the human world, losing almost all interest in it. However, even in deities that retain some personality, they still have some involvement with the human world.

As humans, we usually interact with these anthropomorphic deities. Interactions beyond that are rare.

Even if they are anthropomorphic deities, they are overflowing with love from the perspective of ordinary humans, possessing an indescribable presence and a palpable energy. Even that can be recognized as an existence "beyond words." However, even these existences have a hierarchy, possessing both aspects that are beyond words and aspects that allow for communication through words.

People of noble birth, such as royalty or nobles, tend to have this characteristic. It is not always the case that a noble family necessarily has noble souls, but there are environments where noble souls can reside. Therefore, even if people who seem to have little virtue are nobles, it is important that there is an environment where a noble soul can descend when they have children. Therefore, even if a current noble or royal family is not someone you are familiar with, it is better to maintain the system of nobility and royalty.

It is not always the case that noble souls descend continuously, so sometimes nobles and royalty become secular. However, even in such cases, if the system continues to exist, it is entirely possible for the souls of gods to descend.

People often say that humans are equal, but that is not entirely true. It is not appropriate to use the word "unfair," because the degree of soul maturity varies greatly among individuals, and their ways of thinking and values are also very different. Therefore, it is unreasonable to lump people with such different levels of soul maturity together and say that humans are equal.

If we have a system where everyone gets one vote, it can lead to "politics of the masses," and I think it would be better if a royal family or nobility governed the country with a sense of noblesse oblige. However, even if they are a royal family, they don't necessarily have political talent. So, in my opinion, it would be ideal to preserve the old feudal domains and lords, and have a lord with excellent political talent govern the country. Lords generally have a sense of noblesse oblige, but not all of them have political talent, so we could elect someone with excellent political talent from among those with noblesse oblige.

When I say things like this, some people bring up the old system of the House of Peers or the council of elders and criticize it. However, considering the current situation in democracy, where strange politicians are rampant, a system with noblesse oblige would be much better.

Some gods actually think this way to some extent, and they believe that the current democracy has unintentionally become what it is, and they are worried about it.

These gods are not omniscient or omnipotent, so they can provide some guidance, but they cannot control everything in detail.

In the past few centuries, the overthrow of monarchies has made it difficult for the souls of gods to reincarnate and influence politics, and it seems that the country is not moving as the gods intended.

On the other hand, there are also gods who live relatively freely, and as you can see, gods are diverse.

...However, this is what I have seen and heard through meditation, so I don't know if it's true.