The future is something you basically don't need to see.

2022-05-06 記
Topic: :スピリチュアル: 瞑想録

As a point to note, be aware of market crashes. They have already fallen quite a bit, but I don't think this is the end.

Basically, there is no need to try to see the future, but there are still some things that you should be aware of, just in case. What experiences are desirable for an individual in life is up to each individual, so there are very few futures that everyone should know about. However, there are some things that might be good for most people to know.

Basically, if your spirit or guardian spirit thinks that you should know something, the future will be suggested to you in the form of inspiration. Whether the person living on Earth will properly accept and act on that is a choice for the future, but before that, there is a choice of whether or not to see the future, or whether or not to show it. This depends on the experience of the guardian spirit, and when your spirit or your own spirit suggests something across time and space, the depth of their own experience and understanding determines what kind of suggestion they will make.

Among the futures that might be good for most people to know, one possibility is the economic collapse of Japan.

Recently, market crashes like this have been quite often predicted, but there seems to be more extreme things to come.

However, this is something that has been said many times in spiritual circles, so there is nothing new about it. Well, stories like that, where someone is saying it again, are indeed quite likely.

Assets will crash significantly, and savings and investments will be reset to a large extent. Of course, this is also an opportunity, and some people will take advantage of it to double their assets, but most people's assets will decrease significantly.

Well, not just in spiritual circles, but many people are saying that. That seems to be the case in reality.

However, even if you think about or prepare for it, it seems that there is not much that can be done at the individual level. Therefore, I personally think that it is best to use the money you have now in a way that you will not regret.

After that, there will be an unstable market and economic situation, so it is a good idea to have a stable income. Even if you save or invest, the value may decrease to 80%, so it may not be worth accumulating too much through savings or investments.

However, if you can overcome that, a relatively stable period will come afterward, so you can increase your assets or save money during that time.

Historically, there have been repeated stories about how individuals who become too prominent and accumulate too much wealth are "reset," and how they are brought down to become small landowners, tenant farmers, or laborers. Looking at history, it's clear that for nobles to survive, they had to align themselves with the ruling power and coexist for the sake of maintaining their assets. However, in today's society, the wealthy are individualistic, so they don't tend to align themselves with the government in that way. The government doesn't allow individuals to do whatever they want just because they have money. Reducing the value of assets of someone who has enough money to not have to work for life and turning them into laborers is, from the government's perspective, simply a matter of manipulating exchange rates or market prices. It's a matter of choice and timing. For the government, unemployed (pre-retirement) citizens are simply a burden. Therefore, the government will devise strategies to make citizens work. If someone has money and doesn't work, the government can reduce the value of their assets and make them useful as laborers again.

Therefore, there are currently strategies being developed to turn individuals who have profited from cryptocurrencies, stocks, or stock sales into laborers. That's why some individuals are buying gold or taking other measures to defend themselves. However, it all depends on how far they go.

Personally, I think that taking measures against such stories is basically a waste of time. I believe that it's sufficient to invest in valuable companies for the long term, save excess funds, and do what is considered normal, with a long-term perspective and without overextending yourself.

Of course, that's up to each individual. It's also their freedom to short the market. However, they are likely to be caught in a sharp rise before the crash and end up cutting their losses. I don't think it's easy to make consistent profits in Forex either.

If someone can succeed in the market, it might be because they have a guardian spirit who is strong in the market and can foresee the future and provide hints.

However, that's usually not the case. Therefore, as individuals, it's better to avoid accumulating too much wealth and live as normally as possible, using only the money you need. Things will work out.