Originally, there are related organizations and people even before a person is born, so it seems that they tend to interact more with organizations with such connections. However, if you are interested, you are free to explore.

It seems like it's not so much that it's better not to change, but rather that things tend to stay the same.

We should not say anything about others, because people have free will and their choices are guaranteed. Therefore, if you are interested in other schools of thought, you should be free to explore them. On the other hand, actions that restrict the freedom of others through rules or agreements go against the laws of the universe.

However, people tend to stay with organizations and people that suit them for a long time. From the outside, this may seem like "not changing schools of thought," but for that person, if the time comes and there is a need to change the environment or oneself (which is driven by an inner impulse), they will likely move without hesitation. That is also freedom.

Ultimately, whether it is better not to change is a matter of calculation or observation. You may see it in others, or it may be an act of binding others for profit. People have the freedom to move or continue, and even if it is said that it is better not to change, it may be more comfortable or easier to continue, so there is some validity to that statement, but it is not absolute.

In a similar story, it used to be said that it is better not to change healers during healing sessions. I have probably been hearing that for about 30 years, but I don't hear it as much lately. There are probably still people who say that, but the truth is that there are differences in the quality of energy, and mixing them can lead to confusion and a lack of understanding. It may also be difficult to integrate that energy effectively into one's own aura. Therefore, it is probably better not to change healers too often, especially if you are not familiar with handling aura energy, as it may lead to better results. Furthermore, there are various types of healers, and some may bind the will of others and repeatedly make them attend healing sessions while charging a large amount of money. Therefore, you should apply common sense and not trust those who do not respect the will of others.

There are various spiritual organizations, each with its own characteristics. There are often people who act like "matriarchs" and exert their influence, but such troublesome stories are quite common everywhere. Nevertheless, you should look for places that suit you.