In spiritual discussions, the concept of "letting go" often comes up. It is said that if you let go, then problems will be resolved.

However, from the perspective of aura, that separation is simply a matter of dealing with things separately.

What does this mean?

When a certain problem is too much for someone to handle, it is common practice to divide it and deal with it in smaller parts. In terms of aura, this can be seen as letting go. Spiritually, from one perspective, this may seem like letting go, but upon closer inspection, it appears that the problem has simply been detached from one side. And the problem remains.

That issue remains as something that should be dealt with on its own. Spiritually, sometimes these are recognized as issues that one should address. However, they remain as unresolved issues and will eventually return to the person later in life. That is what karma is.

However, this is not necessarily a bad thing. When there is a problem that a person cannot deal with, it is sometimes necessary to put it aside for the time being, allowing oneself to consider and grow, and then address the problem with new understanding. Therefore, "letting go" is a temporary suspension, which serves as a mechanism for growth.

From a spiritual perspective, these can be understood as similar to the concept of "mabui" in Okinawa. By incorporating things that have been separated, we address and resolve each remaining issue one by one. While this interpretation is not always applied to mabui, there are similarities when viewed from the perspective of aura separation and unification.