It is very important to verify whether things learned through spiritual inspiration, voices, or images are actually true.

In a sense, the constraints of the three-dimensional world act as a valuable aid in leading us to the truth. The three-dimensional world is so well-designed that its constraints have the effect of guiding even some spiritual people, who tend to prioritize spiritual matters, towards the truth.

If there were no such constraints, there would be a certain number of people who would immediately consider things received through inspiration to be true, and that would limit their spiritual development. To reach a certain level of spirituality, one must verify the truth through some means, otherwise, there is a risk of losing sight of what is true.

In reality, there are many people who see things and consider them to be true without verifying them. While some of these people may be able to perceive things accurately, it is rarely 100% certain. It is impossible to achieve 100% understanding from the perspective of understanding others, as one can only understand things within one's own context. This may sometimes be a deep understanding, but to truly understand, one must merge auras. When auras merge, the self and the other disappear, and the other's karma becomes intertwined with one's own karma. This is more of a fusion than understanding, but a merging of auras is necessary for true understanding.

However, according to the spiritual laws of this world, merging auras is the one thing that should not be done, and it is forbidden as a spiritual rule.

However, there are various schools of thought, so this may not always be the case. The essence of life in this world is to experience individuality, have individual perspectives, and explore various paths through individual experiences. This involves creating a distinction between "inside" and "outside" and trying to understand everything from the outside. Therefore, merging auras to understand someone is equivalent to giving up what one originally wanted to do, and it can even lead to losing the ability to know what one truly wanted to know. In reality, merging auras allows one to become one with the other person and know them, but this is simply becoming the same state as the other person, and it does not mean that one has achieved a truly high-dimensional understanding. Moreover, each person has different experiences and different paths, and there is no need for them to merge with each other.

This is generally true even for families and couples. However, in the case of couples, their auras are to some extent mixed, so exchanging experiences to broaden one's horizons is a kind of wisdom of life, an ancient and proper way of doing things. Therefore, the issue of relationships between men and women or couples is not the focus here. Relationships between couples and families are deeply connected, including auras, so caution is required in making choices. Even if they are couples, there are cases where their auras are not mixed, and that is a reality that does not necessarily need to be a problem.

Therefore, it is important to verify spiritual inspiration through various means, excluding the method of knowing someone through merging auras.

There may be times when one is tempted to resort to the easy method of merging auras, but in reality, when merging auras to know someone, one's aura and the other's aura partially coincide, and when information is drawn in, the other's aura mixes with one's aura, which can sometimes significantly pollute one's aura. At the same time, one partially takes on the other's karma, so there are no benefits. The more one merges auras in order to know someone, the more one's aura becomes polluted, and conversely, there may be times when the other person receives an aura and becomes revitalized.

Excluding aura merging, the basic principle of understanding things is to broaden one's perspective in the real world. This may seem too obvious, and spiritual people may think, "Oh, really?" but it is extremely important to directly approach things physically in the real world and verify them.

For example, suppose one receives information that the cause of a certain problem in a relationship is such and such. It is very important to verify this information in the real world, rather than simply accepting it at face value. Until one verifies it, it is better to treat it lightly, such as "Well, it might be so."

There is another method, which is to astral project and verify it across the timeline. However, attempting this takes a considerable amount of time, and it requires a lot of effort to reach the root of the matter. In most cases, it turns out to be something trivial, like "Oh, I see," "Hmm," or "Oh, is that so?" And in most cases, the person is simply exaggerating the situation. Therefore, I think that most people's worries and the reasons for their relationships are not that significant. Of course, there are some things that are important, but even including things that the person considers important, I am no longer interested in most of them, and I usually just acknowledge them with a "Oh" in a bland manner. They may be significant problems for the person themselves.

Even if something is not a big deal, from a spiritual perspective, "verifying" is important. If it is just a trivial inspiration, you can simply ignore it. However, for things that you should know, it is better to verify them. Even then, you may find that it was not a big deal. However, if you are curious, it is a good idea to verify it.

The important thing is not to blindly believe in spiritual inspiration. If you do not blindly believe it, you do not need to verify it. However, if you think it might be true, you should verify it.

You should ask multiple spiritual counselors and not blindly believe someone just because they seem to know what they are talking about. You should ask many different people and only feel like "Well, it seems like that might be the case" after hearing from multiple sources. When you hear from multiple people, they often say slightly different things, and by comparing them, you will find it difficult to blindly believe anything. I think that being at that level of "It might be" is probably just right. However, as you become more familiar with it, you will gradually be able to tell which inspirations are correct and which are wrong. At that time, there may be times when you can follow your intuition. Even so, verifying is fundamentally important.

Some spiritual counselors tend to be assertive, and as a listener, you may be inclined to think "Is that so?" However, the confidence they exude is not always related to the truth. Even if it sounds plausible, it is important to verify it.