Words that easily judge other people's inner selves.

When you are involved in the spiritual world, sometimes you experience a strong sense of discomfort.

That is because there are people who easily judge other people's inner selves.

"That person is not yet healed."

"That person has low vibrations."

"That person has a strong ego."

"That person has not yet awakened."

"That person has mental problems."

Such words, at first glance, seem to be based on some deep understanding.

However, in reality, it often seems that they are simply imposing their own subjectivity and assumptions onto others, using spiritual language.

Of course, the speaker may not have malicious intent.

They may genuinely believe what they see, or they may intend to say those things with good intentions for the other person.

However, even so, as a result, they end up unfairly labeling the other person or giving them an inaccurate evaluation.

What was really happening?

I myself now have some thoughts about such things.

It might be too much to call it anger.

But there is still a sense of indignation and dissatisfaction.

Because, looking back, I think that the other person did not understand what was actually happening with me at that time.

Despite this, they interpreted all sorts of things.

I was told that I had mental problems, or treated as someone who was at a low stage of spiritual growth, or seen as immature or having ego issues.

However, from my perspective, the root cause was not there.

The problem at that time seemed to be related to something simpler than personality or spirituality; it was about energy flow that was not sufficient.

In spiritual terms, it might also be said that the chakras were not fully open yet.

Chakras are generally described as energy centers in the body.

They are associated with various functions such as vitality, emotions, will, love, expression, intuition, and consciousness.

However, I don't want to delve into detailed chakra theories here.

The important thing is that there was no personal defect, but simply that the flow of inner energy was not yet balanced.

It was not a matter of personality or spirituality.

Looking back, I think the problems at that time were not simply due to having a bad personality, low spiritual awareness, or simple mental issues.

Rather, the pathways for inner sensations had not yet opened up.

The ability to feel, foresee, express, and connect with reality were not in a state of natural flow.

Things that should have been visible were unseen, things that should have been understood were misunderstood, and they were not being properly integrated within oneself.

Thinking this way feels much more accurate.

When the chakras are closed or energy is not flowing, one may not even understand their own state.

Emotions can become confused, intuition may not work, words may fail, and connections to reality may weaken.

This is not because that person is immature, inferior, or lacking in some way.

It's simply that the energy has not yet flowed through them.

That might have been all it was.

The danger of making judgments about things one cannot see from the outside.

However, people who are looking from the outside cannot understand these things to that extent.

Therefore, I think we should be cautious.

Talking about a person's inner self is very difficult.

Moreover, spiritual realms deal with things that are not easily visible.

That is why caution is necessary in our words.

However, in reality, there are people who make judgments about others quite easily.

"You are still at this stage."

"You have not yet overcome this challenge."

"Your problem is this."

Some people say such things as if they were diagnosing someone from a superior position.

And sometimes, these people seem to be somewhat satisfied with themselves.

They feel that they are the ones who understand, and the other person does not yet understand.

They see themselves as the guides, and the other person as being guided.

By taking such positions, they may unconsciously gain a sense of superiority.

Of course, I am not saying that all spiritual teachers or instructors are like this.

There are people who study deeply and approach things with humility.

There are also those who sincerely work to help others grow.

However, on the other hand, there are also people who use spiritual language to judge others without fully understanding them.

And sometimes, that judgment can hurt the other person.

When spiritual words bind people

"Your problem is mental."

"You are still at a low level."

"You are attached."

"You have not let go of your ego."

The person who hears these things may feel like there is something fundamentally wrong with them.

In reality, it might just be that the energy was not flowing yet.

It might just be that the chakras were not open yet.

But those are interpreted as problems of personality and spirituality.

I think this is quite harsh.

Spiritual words should originally be used to free people or help them understand themselves more deeply.

However, they can sometimes become binding words.

"You still don't understand."

"You are still low."

"You are not yet healed."

These kinds of words, if used carelessly, can shrink the other person rather than helping them.

I think that if you have a truly deep understanding, you would not easily define people.

Because what is happening inside a person cannot be fully understood from the outside.

What they are going through.

What is trying to open up.

What is still not flowing.

These things may not even be immediately known by the person themselves.

Moreover, it is dangerous for others to decide those things with just one word.

What is needed is not judgment, but careful observation

I think what is truly necessary in the spiritual world is not judging from above, but observing more carefully.

It is not about classifying people, but about watching what is happening within them without making assumptions.

It is not about imposing your own interpretations, but about leaving room for the other person's understanding to deepen.

Instead of saying "You are like this," it is better to offer "Perhaps there might be another way to look at it."

Only with such caution can spiritual words truly help people.

I myself still feel a sense of unease about some judgments and words I received in the past.

I am amazed that someone could so easily say they understood what was going on with a person.

However, I don't want to simply end it as anger.

Rather, I think there is something to learn from it.

It means not to easily judge people.

The Danger of Thinking You See Something

Even if you feel like you see something, it may not be truly correct.

You might only be looking at the other person through your own experiences and knowledge.

You might be forcing them into your understanding.

Just because you have a slightly awakened spiritual sense doesn't mean you can immediately judge others.

Rather, I think we should be more careful when we feel like we are starting to see things.

Because sometimes, what you think you are seeing is actually just your own biases.

Thinking about this, it seems that in the spiritual path, humility is important not only for abilities and knowledge but also for oneself.

Before talking about others, ask yourself if your perspective is truly correct.

Before judging someone, ask yourself what you are projecting onto them.

When giving advice, make sure you are not looking down on the other person.

Make sure that you are not using spiritual words to satisfy your own sense of superiority.

Whether or not you can have these questions is actually very important.

Ultimately, It Was a Matter of Energy

There are many ways to put it.

Mental problems. Ego issues. Healing issues. Growth stage issues. Vibration issues.

But based on my own experience, ultimately, it leads to something simpler.

Ultimately, it was a matter of energy.

The energy wasn't flowing. The inner flow hadn't opened yet. That's why you couldn't see it. That's why you didn't understand it. That's why you couldn't put it into words. That's why you couldn't integrate it properly.

Someone looking at it from the outside might interpret this as a mental, personality, or spiritual problem.

There was a big difference there.

When energy flows, things naturally become clear. When energy flows, things naturally start to move. When energy flows, emotions and understandings that were previously blocked begin to flow little by little.

This is not something that can be resolved by someone telling you "You are immature." It cannot be solved by forcing yourself to "let go of your ego." It doesn't get better just because you are evaluated as having a "low vibration."

What is truly needed is for the energy within to flow.

If we use the word chakra, it means that the chakras naturally open up.

If that opens, many things that seemed like problems will naturally resolve.

Things you couldn't understand become understandable.

Things you couldn't put into words become words.

Emotions that were in confusion begin to flow.

Things you couldn't see become visible.

Things within yourself that were divided start connecting little by little.

This doesn't happen through external evaluations or diagnoses.

It happens because of the movement of energy inside.

Therefore, rather than judging people and saying "this person is low" or "this person doesn't understand," it might be closer to the truth to think that their energy simply hasn't flowed yet.

There is no need to judge a person's character.

There is no need to measure the height of their spirituality.

There is no need to define it as a mental problem.

If energy flows, things will change.

When chakras open, you naturally understand.

Ultimately, I think that's where everything converges.

If spiritual understanding truly becomes useful, it shouldn't be used to rank people.

It should be used to prevent hindering the flow of energy within a person and to help them return to their original state.

Not for judging people, but for opening pathways for energy.

Not for looking down on people, but for preventing things that naturally resolve from being complicated by unnecessary judgments.

I think spiritual words truly mean something when they return to that point.