Until now, it has been propagated as if that were a bad thing.

However, in reality, the people who remain on this Earth are the main players of this Earth. This is not only because they will become the main players in the future, but also because this group is already the main player of the Earth right now.

The value system that judges desire as "bad" belongs to the second group, the lightworkers, which I have mentioned before. And as I have explained many times, even the lightworkers themselves will change their perspective and move towards integration, overcoming their separation-oriented values. They will realize that desire is not "evil," but rather one aspect of consciousness, and then the conflict will cease. At that time, criticism of desire will also stop.

In spirituality, reincarnation is sometimes spoken of as if it were a bad thing, but as I explained earlier, in order for animals to gain humanity and acquire divinity, this cycle is unavoidable. That powerful cycle of reincarnation should be viewed positively.

Desire generally arises from the emotions of the second chakra, Swadhisthana, and can turn into intense emotions due to feelings of lack. As Buddhism says, attachment arises from desire, which creates a sense of lack and suffering. And in the world of reincarnation, this cycle continues endlessly. However, those emotions are not so negative either. The fact that it is painful means that you have gained humanity. Animals do not experience the kind of emotional conflict that comes with self-awareness like humans. Animals are in a state where pure life force is stronger. From there, as they become human and gain emotions, they will initially be troubled. But that is a healthy trouble.

While struggling with this, desire arises, and through the chain of sadness and suffering (samsara), one learns about humanity. It is a structure in which a chain is created where people impulsively choose their next reincarnation based on desires and cravings. Within that chain, people grow. That cycle continues until they become mature enough to no longer impulsively choose reincarnation. When you graduate from desire, it is liberation in Buddhism, or moksha (freedom) in Vedanta. Until then, reincarnation will continue on Earth.

Therefore, remaining on Earth is not a bad thing at all. The people who live on Earth have freedom. They have the freedom to create the future of the Earth through their own choices. That strength cannot be denied. It should be viewed more positively. Even desire can become a driving force for the future. With that vitality, we will open up the future.

And as a result of creating a better future for themselves, the cycle of reincarnation ends.

Difficult things can only be overcome with the driving force behind them. This cycle will continue until everything that needs to be done is accomplished. If that is its purpose, whether it's called (a good) desire or a mission, there may not be much difference between the two.

It begins with roughness and eventually acquires nobility. That might become the inherent quality of future Earthlings. It is not something negative; it is the appearance of people in the future on Earth. There is a divine grace and strength that walks towards the sun of the morning light.

This cycle will last for a very long time, and life will be repeated many times.

It's a story of evolving from beast to god. That god is not half-god, half-beast, but literally becomes God itself. It is a story of transformation. This transformation is very interesting, and the people who remain on Earth will experience it themselves.

At first glance, it may seem unrelated to ascension. However, this transformation can also be said to be ascension. The true meaning of (broad) ascension is not something that happens temporarily, but a long-term process of transformation, and that story itself.

Other groups (angels, lightworkers) are experiencing different parts of this long process. The group that remains on Earth will transform over a long period of time, and then experience (narrow) ascension.

It's not the story of "evil" being destroyed by light as some lightworkers say, but rather the story of beasts transforming into gods. That is also ascension.

The people who remain on Earth will live strongly with their own feet. The people of Earth are the main characters in this world.