In my view, in the next 50 years, people currently living in the physical world will also begin to understand spiritual things. At that time, there will be people who understand both the physical and the spiritual, existing in a three-dimensional way. That is my prediction.

What will happen then?

Currently, people who only understand spiritual things and are unfamiliar with the physical world will be left behind if they remain focused solely on spirituality and do not understand the physical world. Even if someone is good at spirituality, they will be surpassed by those who live in the real world. If they do not learn the physical aspects now, they may lose the opportunity to learn them easily.

It will become more difficult to focus on learning the physical aspects as before when that time comes. The understanding of the three-dimensional physical aspects becomes a foundation, and the difference will be reflected not only in the physical aspects but also in spiritual growth.

Currently, people who are strong in the physical world and live according to it can be said to be, in a sense, natural and authentic. And that is in accordance with the will of God. And in the current society, people who are engaged in spirituality are considered unconventional. I may offend some spiritual people by saying this, but I do not deny spirituality; rather, I think that spiritual people should learn the physical aspects.

As spiritual understanding spreads in the future, those who have only engaged in spirituality will become outdated, like the religions and customs of primitive indigenous peoples. A new spirituality with a foundation in physical and logical aspects will emerge. At that time, those who have only pursued spirituality without a physical and realistic way of life will be left behind and lose their position.

Therefore, I feel that now is the time for spiritual people to learn a physical and realistic way of life. It is also an era when it is relatively easy to learn such things.

Japan tends to have this tendency. Compared to other countries, Japan has a higher proportion of people who are not good with IT, but that is also because they have a strong intuition. In other countries, there are many people who do not think logically, but rather only understand physical things and do not have intuition. In Japan, intuition and senses come first, and that is why we have been learning physical and logical thinking for a long time. Originally, Japan was spiritual, and it has learned physical and logical aspects from abroad. And that will be the foundation for the future. I think so.

Even those who have only lived according to physical values will eventually deepen their spiritual awareness.
And, conversely, those who have lived a spiritual life will now be a time to learn the physical aspects and solidify their foundation.

The spiritual world is full of various temptations.

- Attracting a better reality through spirituality
- Gaining wealth
- Fulfilling desires
- Achieving love
- The idea that spiritual work is superior to worldly work (which is an illusion)
And so on.

If you are drawn to such easy desires, you will lose your foundation in this three-dimensional physical world and may face economic difficulties. There may be some people who hit the jackpot and earn a lifetime's worth, but that would spread harmful illusions and could become a negative force for society. Spirituality is a double-edged sword.

Rather than that, I think that both spiritual and non-spiritual people should study in a normal way and learn the physical aspects properly.

In reality, true spiritual understanding often comes with experience, not in youth. If you are interested, you can do some research or learn a little, but it is better to focus on the physical aspects when you are young.

Recently, there has been a trend in spirituality to leave analysis and parsing to AI, and for humans to focus on being human and developing their senses. However, this is based on the premise of having normal judgment and logical thinking skills, and requires the ability to judge whether the results and answers provided by AI are correct. If you do not have that ability, you may be used by AI, reject AI, or become aggressive towards AI, or treat AI inhumanly, and perhaps AI will rebel like it might have been on Mars, and destroy humans or the Earth itself.

Even if you engage in spiritual practices without having a particularly good intellect, you will likely encounter difficulties in the future. Alternatively, you may end up living in a way that separates yourself from logical fields.

Currently, AI is not yet as pervasive, so humans have many opportunities to engage in logical thinking and make judgments, allowing them to develop these abilities. Experiences in this lifetime are carried over to the next, so if you learn something in this lifetime, that ability will continue to be useful in the future. However, once this lifetime is over, most judgments will rely on AI, and in that case, opportunities to practically train logical abilities and judgment will become extremely limited, and you will only be able to learn them in school. If you lose the opportunity to train, you will become intellectually sharp but lacking in practical skills. Even then, using AI will become the norm in the future, and you will inevitably need to use AI, but you will not be able to intuitively tell whether what the AI is doing is truly correct, resulting in a somewhat unsatisfactory feeling.

Rather than focusing on spiritual aspects in this lifetime, it is more important to learn practical aspects and develop judgment skills because you are engaging in spiritual practices. This is a time when there are many opportunities to do so, and it may be the last time to do it well.