I suddenly remembered that, in a certain branch of the group soul I belong to, there was a spiritual leader about 100 years ago who seemed to guide disciples by quickly pointing out their problems and solving them, as if to resolve their issues. I recalled that fragment of memory. At that time, I strongly felt that "doing things that way, solving problems quickly instead of letting them work it out themselves, was not good. Even if it takes time, even if it seems like there's no progress, one should be patient and wait for the disciples to grow on their own." That feeling of regret remains very strongly, and it remains as a fragment of memory for me (as a branch of the soul).
I'm also remembering the scene from that time, and it seems that, because of guiding them too much, the people who belonged to that spiritual group (even until today) have weakened their "ability to think for themselves." That lineage continues to this day, but the people in that soul lineage are weak in the ability to think for themselves, and that weakness, even in modern times, manifests as a lack of the thinking ability and action needed to actively think and improve the world.
Considering this, when I look around at the people I know in the modern world, I realize that spiritual healers and organizations who seem to be doing "good" by quickly solving other people's problems, are actually robbing people of their ability to think and hindering their progress.
This is a very subtle matter, so it may be difficult to understand. There are multiple factors involved, and it's a story about how what seems like simple assistance can actually rob people of their ability to think. Separately, there's the reality of how spiritual superiority leads to the abuse of healing in modern times, and the modern problem of a market being created where people profit greatly from healing.
100 years ago, it was relatively simple, and it just resulted in a stagnation of spiritual exploration. In reality, that group has a mission to save the world, and because they didn't develop enough thinking ability and action by 100 years ago, they don't have enough thinking ability and action to save the world even in the modern era.
There, in the modern era, the same mistakes are being repeated as those made 100 years ago by my group soul, who, with a careless attitude and shallow understanding, thought that "helping others" would be good, and instead solved problems. In particular, groups that have learned healing are repeatedly performing healing, and while they think they are helping others, they are actually hindering others' understanding, robbing them of their independence, robbing them of their thinking ability, and interfering with their ability to face reality. By easily performing healing and removing problems, they are mass-producing people who cannot face problems.
In reality, many people who belong to some subtle spiritual organizations that perform such healing tend to have high self-esteem, are proud of the effectiveness of the healing they are doing, and often have a sense of superiority. And there is a co-dependent relationship where there are people who seek healing and people who provide it. The reason why spiritual organizations and healers can be active is that there is a system in place for the exchange of energy and money. As a system, the provider and the receiver are in a well-established co-dependent relationship.
There are many people who, without seeing reality, have no ability to deal with reality, lack understanding, and simply think that if they perform healing to remove the impurities that cause problems, that will be enough. Such people, who have impurities, are often first criticized by healers, which lowers their self-esteem, and then they receive healing (for a fee) as if it were a "gift" from the healer. This is not so different from the mechanism of beauty salons that criticize people's faces and skin and sell relatively unnecessary beauty treatments at high prices. If the healing is done for free, the same pattern may apply to some extent, but even then, the healers do not realize that they are actually robbing others of their thinking ability and their ability to live. Even if they temporarily recover and become energetic, their ability to live gradually diminishes over the long term. It is like a disease that slowly leads to death. Because there are karmic causes, the problems will definitely recur, but if they have the visible symptoms "removed" by healers each time, they will not reach the point of understanding the root cause.
In general, there is something called the law of the universe, which basically states that one should not interfere with others, and no matter how concerned one is, one should not interfere. This is the great principle of the universe, which guarantees freedom. However, there are exceptions, and in emergency situations where the surroundings or environment are greatly affected, interference is permitted. For example, interference from the universe to Earth is permitted if the Earth is about to be destroyed. However, the law of the universe, which applies to planets on a large scale, applies the same principles to individuals as well. Interfering with the freedom of others is a violation of the law of the universe, and there will be consequences.
Even if it appears to be a process of obtaining consent, in reality, it constitutes interference. Generally, excessive interference with others is undesirable, and interference is only permissible in emergency situations for the person involved. Even with healing, whether it is an emergency situation is the key. In certain situations, it may be impossible to save someone who is in a state of moral decline or mental chaos. However, there are cases where the rule of "emergency situation" can only be applied if it is determined, not subjectively, but by multiple people through various judgments, that the person is in a dangerously unstable state overall. In recent spiritual practices, there is a trend of exploiting even minor impurities in others to lower their self-esteem and then performing healing through a form of verbal intimidation. Despite being healers, some are mass-produced, and they evoke a feeling of "I don't know why, but it's scary." This fear stems from the manipulation. Such a situation where healing is performed through manipulation is not an emergency situation, but rather a means of earning money by exploiting the perceived flaws (which may not be significant) of others. This is similar to clinics that force unnecessary procedures through cosmetic surgery, and it is an undesirable situation. Indeed, the subject may temporarily feel better and be happy, but they will inevitably feel a sense of unease. From the perspective of the laws of the universe, this is an unnecessary and undesirable interference. Healers who perform such unnecessary healing may eventually accumulate a large amount of karma and fall into darkness (this is my personal opinion and impression).
There may be cases where, by violating the laws of the universe and performing unnecessary healing through manipulation, the guides accompanying the subject are scolded, saying, "Hey, don't arbitrarily remove their conflicts! They were learning from this. They painstakingly created this situation, and were trying to understand its meaning. If they cannot learn from this incident, they will repeat the same mistakes and cause great trouble to others. By removing the immediate conflict, you have taken away their opportunity to learn. Your sin as a healer is great. Do not interfere unnecessarily."
Even when scolded by the guides, the healer may not realize it themselves, and they may say, "Oh, my aura seems to be tainted. I need to heal it," and then try to correct their own aura, pretending that nothing happened. In such cases, a very large amount of darkness may be dumped on the healer, making it very difficult for them to realize the situation themselves, and leading them to fall into darkness. In such situations, or if the healer does not realize their own wrongdoing, the invisible guides accompanying them may have no choice but to take such measures to make them realize it.
Before that, it would be ideal if one could realize it themselves, but when they fail to do so, the so-called "spiritual dependence" or "healer dependence" often arises, and this is rooted in the fundamental structure of these issues.
However, I recently feel that there is no need to think of healing as something inherently bad. Therefore, I feel the need to explore why we tend to view healing and guidance as negative things. I have been thinking about healing in this way for a long time. I can't remember exactly when I started thinking this way, but I also feel that something similar happened to me when I was a subject in the past, or perhaps I was giving too easy answers when I was in a guiding position. I feel that way.
Then, I suddenly remembered something I saw during an out-of-body experience a long time ago, and in my case, the problem is probably "giving answers too quickly." Even though the person needs to think for themselves, I immediately give them the answer or do it for them, which creates a situation where they cannot grow properly. I have some memories like that. Especially in the spiritual realm, I felt that I was "holding back" the growth of others, so I felt like "it would be better if I just did it quickly," and I immediately intervened to solve the problem, which resulted in me doing it for them, and they lost the opportunity to learn and understand things on their own, and remained in a state of not deepening their understanding. That is my problem, and I feel that I was made to experience this as a subject in order to learn about the harm of giving answers too quickly.
Looking back, I think my thinking was simple in the past (100 years ago); I thought that if there was a problem, it should be removed.
However, (unlike 100 years ago), now that I understand that "everything is perfect," including impurities and conflicts, I wonder why we need something like "healing" in many cases, and it often feels like unnecessary interference. Basically, as a healer, it is necessary to have an attitude of "I can remove the impurities of others, but I will not do so. I will not interfere with others. I will not remove the impurities of others." If that is the case, I think healers are basically unnecessary. Excuse me.
Even though I say that, I sometimes receive healing myself, and each time, I become interested in the type and effect of that healing.
Regarding the methods of healing that I perform myself, I want to verify in the future what constitutes healing that does not hinder the growth of others. There are various types of healing, some simply involve channeling energy into the aura close to the body (which often makes the person feel bad because their own aura is mixed in), some are pure even when close to the body, some are energy that affects the physical body, some are intermediate (astral or etheric) energy, and some channel higher-level energy, and the higher the level, the better the healing. However, even simply in terms of the quality of energy, there are many variations, and there are differences in the type, quality, and strength of the "energy being channeled."
There is a law of energy, which states that energy flows from higher to lower. Therefore, if the healer has lower energy, even if they are trying to heal, the healer may end up absorbing energy from the person being healed, which can cause the person being healed to become tired. This happens relatively often. It is not always the case that the healer has higher energy.
Also, there is healing that "removes negative energy and solves the problem," which, as mentioned above, is hindering the person's own growth by solving the problem for them. Even if the healer thinks they are doing something good, they are often hindering the person being healed. Removing negative energy that was "accidentally" acquired may be permissible, but even that is based on the principle of non-interference, so it is generally best to leave it alone. I think that removing the aura without the person's consent is not good healing, but there may be times when some help is necessary if the person is in an emergency. I am still studying this, so it needs to be verified. In emergencies, such methods may sometimes be useful. What is considered an emergency is subjective, and it is difficult to make a universal judgment of good or bad.
As one method, I feel that the most pure form of healing is to channel energy directly from the universe to the person being healed from above, without passing it through one's own body. When using one's own body, the vibration tends to decrease, and it becomes easier to be affected by negative energy from the physical level. If you channel energy directly from above to the person being healed, there may be no such risks. However, in this case, the person being healed may not feel the effect unless their own vibration is relatively high. Easy-to-understand healing is closer to the physical level, and the effect is also felt easily, but the more pure it is, the more transparent the light becomes, and it may be less noticeable to the person being healed. If the light is pure, the person being healed may not even realize that they are being healed. If the person being healed is not sufficiently purified, it may be difficult to feel the pure light energy (even if they are actually receiving it). Even if you heal with pure light, the person being healed may feel "???," and they may be more satisfied with energy that is closer to the physical level and easier to understand. This is something that needs to be verified in the future.
Ideally, the healing should help the person solve the problem themselves and lead them to understanding, by only providing the fundamental energy that is the source of vitality. This is what is often referred to as higher-level energy. As for the method, I think it would be good to open a gateway to the heavens and directly send a pillar of light from the heavens to the subject. That way, the energy would be pure because it would not pass through my body's aura, and I would not receive any impurities because it would not come into contact with my aura, which is all good.
However, in order for the subject to feel good things in this world, such pure healing alone may not be sufficient (because it is difficult to perceive), and I think healing that involves physical sensations (closer to the physical layer) is also necessary. At that time, instead of simply removing impurities or giving simple answers, I think it is possible to increase the person's vitality by providing purely helpful energy. This is something that needs to be verified in the future.