Soul and gender and LGBT.
There is no gender for souls, but because astral bodies lack a physical body, they are similar to humans and therefore have a gender.
Therefore, in the community of astral bodies, there are relationships between men and women, similar to the lives of humans on Earth.
Women cook meals, and husbands relax. Women enjoy chatting with each other.
There is no hassle of money, so it can be said to be an ideal society in a way.
However, although there is no inherent restriction, restrictions are created by "assumptions."
It is not to say that gender is a restriction, but for astral bodies, gender is something like an "assumption."
When you go to a higher spiritual realm, there is a concept called a "group soul," where souls temporarily merge with the group soul before creating a new soul. However, in the astral body stage, astral bodies generally maintain their individual forms, and it is not common for astral bodies to merge or split. Although merging or splitting may occur consciously or unconsciously, it seems to happen relatively rarely.
When a soul merges with a group soul at the spiritual level, some memories from the astral body stage are retained. However, when separated, the astral body's form is divided to varying degrees.
This is because, even at the astral body level, merging and splitting do occur, but these options are not readily available unless one's consciousness reaches the spiritual level.
It may be confusing, but the concept of merging or separating does not appear much when one's consciousness is at the astral body level. This is because, at the astral body level, one is in a state of "separation." Although the "phenomenon" is the same when merging or separating at the astral body level as when merging or separating at the spiritual level, the option to merge or separate does not exist at the astral body level of consciousness.
On the other hand, when one's consciousness reaches the spiritual level, merging and separating occur naturally.
To put it in an analogy, a group soul is like clouds or masses of water floating in the air. Initially, one merges with it. This is merging. After merging, individual consciousness disappears, and only the consciousness of the group soul remains. Then, the group soul's will works, and a part of it is separated to create a new soul, creating an independent spiritual body and astral body.
At this time, the gender ratio is initially fixed based on whether the original astral body was male or female.
It seems that the gender ratio is rarely 10:0 or 0:10. It might be 8:2 or 2:8, or perhaps 6:4 or 5:5.
When a group soul creates a new soul, there is always an "intention," and a purpose is set.
The new soul is created in accordance with that purpose, so the gender ratio can vary.
When a person is born, they inherit the characteristics of their previous astral body, so in addition to whether they are born as male or female, there is also the issue of whether the proportion of males or females is higher.
This is combined with the purpose for which they were born.
The purpose for which a person is born varies, but there is a question of which gender is easier to achieve that purpose. Then, the characteristics of the current astral body come into play. This can lead to various patterns.
■ Case 1: The astral body is male-dominant, but born as a female to learn about the female gender. The reverse is also possible.
In this case, the person will likely be a "boyish girl" during their childhood. However, they may "realize" that they are female and live as a woman to learn about the female gender, or they may not. Recently, there is a term called LGBT, and in this case, the person may "think of themselves as male even though their body is female" and embrace that identity. Whether this is good or bad depends on the person's intention. If the person's purpose for being born is not related to gender, then it is fine, but if they were supposed to learn about the female gender but give up on it, then it could be considered a failure in life. If the person does not know the purpose for which they were born, it is impossible to know whether this is good or bad, and how they live is up to them, so there is no need for others to interfere. However, the person's spirit is likely to want to achieve its original purpose.
For example, even if the astral body is male-dominant when a person is born, the characteristics of the female gender may become more dominant as they grow up and learn about the female gender. It seems that the characteristics of the astral body can be changed through willpower.
■ Case 2: Wanted to be born as a female, but born as a male because being a female leads to discrimination.
In this case, the astral body's characteristics are female, but there may be cases where people choose to be male on this Earth because being born as a female leads to things they cannot do, or because of sexual abuse. In this case, the person may or may not become LGBT.
■ Case 3: The astral body's characteristics are male, and want to master the male gender.
I think they should be free to do whatever they want.
■The nature of the soul is female, and she wants to excel as a woman.
This is also wonderful. She seems to be aiming to become a goddess.
■A state of no gender.
There are classifications such as LGBT where there is no gender, but in cases where the nature of male and female is balanced, that may be the case.
On the other hand, I think that as the soul's level rises, gender also disappears.
However, since we are born with a physical body, I think gender will always be attached. Whether it is 6:4 or 4:6 is another matter, but as the soul matures, it seems to settle down to "since we have a physical body, let's live as the gender of that body."
This is because the quality of energy is different between men and women.
The soul basically chooses a gender, so the basic thing is to learn what can be experienced with that gender.
However, as mentioned above, various other obstacles may cause different genders to be chosen, or the gender at birth may be different from the gender of the purpose of life.
Therefore, I feel that recent discussions about LGBT are a bit harsh. If we ask whether a girl who is naturally more masculine should be masculine, the answer is that it cannot be known without confirming the purpose of her soul. Even if a person hesitates and chooses to be LGBT, and chooses to live as a man or a woman, if that does not go against the purpose of her birth, it is within the realm of free will and does not become an obstacle to the purpose. However, if the purpose of being born was to experience a different gender and learn, but she forgets that and stops learning, the purpose of the soul cannot be achieved. Recently, it seems that LGBT is judged based on the nature at birth, but I don't think the choice of gender is that simple.
In this way, there are likely to be a certain number of people who were supposed to learn a different gender but became LGBT. This is due to a lack of awareness of one's own gender. When people around say, "You are girlish" or "You are boyish," it seems to distract them from their original purpose and make them forget it. Essentially, it's like saying, "So what if I'm girlish?" Similarly, "So what if I'm boyish?"
On the other hand, there seem to be people who choose to be LGBT for reasons such as sexual abuse, or in order to excel in their work. This may also involve carrying problems from past lives at the level of the soul, or it may be a premonition of the future, and they choose a different gender in order to avoid future obstacles. It is difficult to talk about the reasons for choosing a gender because it is a personal matter. For example, in a society where it is difficult for women to live or where there is sexual abuse, it may be possible to avoid problems by being LGBT.
There are people who want to be beautiful women and live an easy life, and they choose their appearance and gender accordingly. Well, I think they can do whatever they want.
At the level of the soul, if you have not lived as a man or a woman in a past life, you will basically inherit the nature of your past gender.
On the other hand, when combining or separating at the level of the soul, men and women become complexly intertwined, so there are many cases where gender is unclear, and even if there is a gender, it may be 6:4 or 7:3.
Basically, it is good to live as the gender of the physical body, but since this world is complex, I think things like LGBT are also possible. However, only to the extent that it does not go against the purpose of the soul.
Therefore, in the community of astral bodies, there are relationships between men and women, similar to the lives of humans on Earth.
Women cook meals, and husbands relax. Women enjoy chatting with each other.
There is no hassle of money, so it can be said to be an ideal society in a way.
However, although there is no inherent restriction, restrictions are created by "assumptions."
It is not to say that gender is a restriction, but for astral bodies, gender is something like an "assumption."
When you go to a higher spiritual realm, there is a concept called a "group soul," where souls temporarily merge with the group soul before creating a new soul. However, in the astral body stage, astral bodies generally maintain their individual forms, and it is not common for astral bodies to merge or split. Although merging or splitting may occur consciously or unconsciously, it seems to happen relatively rarely.
When a soul merges with a group soul at the spiritual level, some memories from the astral body stage are retained. However, when separated, the astral body's form is divided to varying degrees.
This is because, even at the astral body level, merging and splitting do occur, but these options are not readily available unless one's consciousness reaches the spiritual level.
It may be confusing, but the concept of merging or separating does not appear much when one's consciousness is at the astral body level. This is because, at the astral body level, one is in a state of "separation." Although the "phenomenon" is the same when merging or separating at the astral body level as when merging or separating at the spiritual level, the option to merge or separate does not exist at the astral body level of consciousness.
On the other hand, when one's consciousness reaches the spiritual level, merging and separating occur naturally.
To put it in an analogy, a group soul is like clouds or masses of water floating in the air. Initially, one merges with it. This is merging. After merging, individual consciousness disappears, and only the consciousness of the group soul remains. Then, the group soul's will works, and a part of it is separated to create a new soul, creating an independent spiritual body and astral body.
At this time, the gender ratio is initially fixed based on whether the original astral body was male or female.
It seems that the gender ratio is rarely 10:0 or 0:10. It might be 8:2 or 2:8, or perhaps 6:4 or 5:5.
When a group soul creates a new soul, there is always an "intention," and a purpose is set.
The new soul is created in accordance with that purpose, so the gender ratio can vary.
When a person is born, they inherit the characteristics of their previous astral body, so in addition to whether they are born as male or female, there is also the issue of whether the proportion of males or females is higher.
This is combined with the purpose for which they were born.
The purpose for which a person is born varies, but there is a question of which gender is easier to achieve that purpose. Then, the characteristics of the current astral body come into play. This can lead to various patterns.
■ Case 1: The astral body is male-dominant, but born as a female to learn about the female gender. The reverse is also possible.
In this case, the person will likely be a "boyish girl" during their childhood. However, they may "realize" that they are female and live as a woman to learn about the female gender, or they may not. Recently, there is a term called LGBT, and in this case, the person may "think of themselves as male even though their body is female" and embrace that identity. Whether this is good or bad depends on the person's intention. If the person's purpose for being born is not related to gender, then it is fine, but if they were supposed to learn about the female gender but give up on it, then it could be considered a failure in life. If the person does not know the purpose for which they were born, it is impossible to know whether this is good or bad, and how they live is up to them, so there is no need for others to interfere. However, the person's spirit is likely to want to achieve its original purpose.
For example, even if the astral body is male-dominant when a person is born, the characteristics of the female gender may become more dominant as they grow up and learn about the female gender. It seems that the characteristics of the astral body can be changed through willpower.
■ Case 2: Wanted to be born as a female, but born as a male because being a female leads to discrimination.
In this case, the astral body's characteristics are female, but there may be cases where people choose to be male on this Earth because being born as a female leads to things they cannot do, or because of sexual abuse. In this case, the person may or may not become LGBT.
■ Case 3: The astral body's characteristics are male, and want to master the male gender.
I think they should be free to do whatever they want.
■The nature of the soul is female, and she wants to excel as a woman.
This is also wonderful. She seems to be aiming to become a goddess.
■A state of no gender.
There are classifications such as LGBT where there is no gender, but in cases where the nature of male and female is balanced, that may be the case.
On the other hand, I think that as the soul's level rises, gender also disappears.
However, since we are born with a physical body, I think gender will always be attached. Whether it is 6:4 or 4:6 is another matter, but as the soul matures, it seems to settle down to "since we have a physical body, let's live as the gender of that body."
This is because the quality of energy is different between men and women.
The soul basically chooses a gender, so the basic thing is to learn what can be experienced with that gender.
However, as mentioned above, various other obstacles may cause different genders to be chosen, or the gender at birth may be different from the gender of the purpose of life.
Therefore, I feel that recent discussions about LGBT are a bit harsh. If we ask whether a girl who is naturally more masculine should be masculine, the answer is that it cannot be known without confirming the purpose of her soul. Even if a person hesitates and chooses to be LGBT, and chooses to live as a man or a woman, if that does not go against the purpose of her birth, it is within the realm of free will and does not become an obstacle to the purpose. However, if the purpose of being born was to experience a different gender and learn, but she forgets that and stops learning, the purpose of the soul cannot be achieved. Recently, it seems that LGBT is judged based on the nature at birth, but I don't think the choice of gender is that simple.
In this way, there are likely to be a certain number of people who were supposed to learn a different gender but became LGBT. This is due to a lack of awareness of one's own gender. When people around say, "You are girlish" or "You are boyish," it seems to distract them from their original purpose and make them forget it. Essentially, it's like saying, "So what if I'm girlish?" Similarly, "So what if I'm boyish?"
On the other hand, there seem to be people who choose to be LGBT for reasons such as sexual abuse, or in order to excel in their work. This may also involve carrying problems from past lives at the level of the soul, or it may be a premonition of the future, and they choose a different gender in order to avoid future obstacles. It is difficult to talk about the reasons for choosing a gender because it is a personal matter. For example, in a society where it is difficult for women to live or where there is sexual abuse, it may be possible to avoid problems by being LGBT.
There are people who want to be beautiful women and live an easy life, and they choose their appearance and gender accordingly. Well, I think they can do whatever they want.
At the level of the soul, if you have not lived as a man or a woman in a past life, you will basically inherit the nature of your past gender.
On the other hand, when combining or separating at the level of the soul, men and women become complexly intertwined, so there are many cases where gender is unclear, and even if there is a gender, it may be 6:4 or 7:3.
Basically, it is good to live as the gender of the physical body, but since this world is complex, I think things like LGBT are also possible. However, only to the extent that it does not go against the purpose of the soul.
It is normal to be born after choosing one's gender.
Basically, people choose their gender when they are born. Beginners might have their gender chosen for them, but with some experience, people can choose for themselves. If you decide on your gender before being born, that's how it will be. Some people choose their gender with a purpose, while others might choose a gender because it seems easier or more advantageous in this life.
This world is all about freedom, so you can do whatever you want.
If you couldn't choose and ended up being born as the "wrong" gender, it's just a matter of inexperience. So, just accept it and move on.
I think I mentioned this before. In my afterlife community, there are many former wives who say, "I'll be your mother!" or "I want to be your wife!" These are past-life wives who are eager to be with you. In those cases, people definitely choose their gender, and they almost always get the gender they want. I've never heard of anyone failing to choose the right gender. If you reincarnate with a purpose, you can definitely choose your gender 100%. After all, a fertilized egg develops and the gender is determined before the soul enters the body, so there's no way to make a mistake.
There are LGBT people in the modern world, but as I mentioned before, souls don't have a gender, but they do have certain qualities, such as being more masculine or feminine. In cases where the gender is the opposite of the previous life, there might be masculine or feminine qualities. However, even then, the physical characteristics of the chosen gender will develop over time.
If you chose that gender, then you should live as that gender.
In this life, if you decided to be a man, you should live as a man. Why would someone who decided to be a woman try to live as a man, or vice versa? There must be special circumstances. As I mentioned before, someone might have wanted to be a woman but experienced domestic violence and became afraid, so they chose to be a man. Or, someone might have wanted to be a man but had a trauma and chose to be a woman. There are often such mental conflicts.
This is what is understood in the modern world as "a woman's heart in a man's body" or "a man's heart in a woman's body." However, the real reason is often not that simple, and you can't understand it without looking at the connections from past lives.
In some cases, LGBT individuals have problems with their minds, while in rare cases, they are reincarnated aliens who don't have a gender and are not familiar with the Earth's gender system, so they are classified as LGBT. This is unavoidable. They just need to get used to it.
Basically, if you are born as a man, you should learn how to be a man, and the same applies to women.
This is the basic principle, and for some LGBT individuals, incorporating this understanding of reincarnation can lead them to decide, "If that's the case, I'll learn how to be a man" or "I'll learn how to be a woman," and then they will embody masculinity or femininity.
If you think that your inherent nature is the same as your gender, you are wrong. People are born as men or women in reincarnation, so it's normal to feel confused and wonder, "Why am I a woman when I feel like a man?" or "Why am I a man when I feel like a woman." It's pointless to worry about such things. If you are a man in this life, you should try living as a man, and if you are a woman, you should try living as a woman.
Ultimately, you were born as a man because you wanted to live a man's life, and you were born as a woman because you wanted to live a woman's life. This doesn't apply to beginners. But if you have some experience, you will understand this.
Therefore, if someone who was born as a woman complains or is dissatisfied with the fact that "women are not treated the same as men," I find it incomprehensible. I would want to ask, "Why didn't you just choose to be born as a man in the first place? Why did you choose to be a woman?" This doesn't apply to beginners. But if the mechanism and choices of reincarnation are widely understood, society will return to a state where men live as men and women live as women. After all, that is the original choice, and what is easy for men and what is easy for women are fundamentally different.
People who complain about their gender after being born without much thought are beginners, so that's unavoidable. We should support them. And in their next life, they should choose their gender properly and be born. It's better to avoid coddling beginners too much and avoid causing trouble for the majority of people.
If you want to live as a man, just be born as a man, and if you want to live as a woman, just be born as a woman. LGBT people will always be a minority. The only question is how much support we give to these beginners. Beginners should be allowed to live their lives, and we should provide them with a "training wheel" until they gain experience.
There are cases where people, even after choosing their gender, forget their choice, are swayed by those around them, and end up identifying as LGBT.
Also, surprisingly often, people try to eliminate romantic rivals by telling others, "You're so masculine," (when the person is female) or "You're so cute," (when the person is male), to manipulate them. This is also being overly influenced by others. They are allowing others to control their lives. This can prevent them from living the life they originally intended, and they might even wish, after death, "I want to do it all over again!" If the purpose of life is not related to gender, it might be okay either way, but if it's okay either way, there's no need to change gender in the first place.
Also, although it's a very small percentage, there are experienced souls who, upon seeing the recent emergence of LGBT identities, think, "That sounds interesting!" and join that group. This is truly an exception. It's probably not very common. It's about the same as the alien pattern, I guess. Just a feeling.
In most cases, souls of Earthly origin feel a mismatch between their gender and their intended purpose, leading them to identify as LGBT. I believe that this feeling of gender mismatch is inherent in the nature of the soul. If you are born with the opposite gender of your previous life, you will naturally feel a gender mismatch at first. However, in most cases, you chose it yourself, so there's not much to worry about.
Whether you are male or female, you are enjoying the game of life, so if you are born as a male, you play the male's game, and if you are born as a female, you play the female's game. If you try it and think, "This doesn't fit me," you can choose a different gender next time. I don't think it's necessary to change your gender too hastily. Rather, I think it's better to enjoy the game of persona (mask) that matches the gender you were born with.
This is just my personal opinion, and the basic principle is that you should live as you like. So, do whatever you want. I think you should just let others live as they please. This is just a personal opinion.
This world is all about freedom, so you can do whatever you want.
If you couldn't choose and ended up being born as the "wrong" gender, it's just a matter of inexperience. So, just accept it and move on.
I think I mentioned this before. In my afterlife community, there are many former wives who say, "I'll be your mother!" or "I want to be your wife!" These are past-life wives who are eager to be with you. In those cases, people definitely choose their gender, and they almost always get the gender they want. I've never heard of anyone failing to choose the right gender. If you reincarnate with a purpose, you can definitely choose your gender 100%. After all, a fertilized egg develops and the gender is determined before the soul enters the body, so there's no way to make a mistake.
There are LGBT people in the modern world, but as I mentioned before, souls don't have a gender, but they do have certain qualities, such as being more masculine or feminine. In cases where the gender is the opposite of the previous life, there might be masculine or feminine qualities. However, even then, the physical characteristics of the chosen gender will develop over time.
If you chose that gender, then you should live as that gender.
In this life, if you decided to be a man, you should live as a man. Why would someone who decided to be a woman try to live as a man, or vice versa? There must be special circumstances. As I mentioned before, someone might have wanted to be a woman but experienced domestic violence and became afraid, so they chose to be a man. Or, someone might have wanted to be a man but had a trauma and chose to be a woman. There are often such mental conflicts.
This is what is understood in the modern world as "a woman's heart in a man's body" or "a man's heart in a woman's body." However, the real reason is often not that simple, and you can't understand it without looking at the connections from past lives.
In some cases, LGBT individuals have problems with their minds, while in rare cases, they are reincarnated aliens who don't have a gender and are not familiar with the Earth's gender system, so they are classified as LGBT. This is unavoidable. They just need to get used to it.
Basically, if you are born as a man, you should learn how to be a man, and the same applies to women.
This is the basic principle, and for some LGBT individuals, incorporating this understanding of reincarnation can lead them to decide, "If that's the case, I'll learn how to be a man" or "I'll learn how to be a woman," and then they will embody masculinity or femininity.
If you think that your inherent nature is the same as your gender, you are wrong. People are born as men or women in reincarnation, so it's normal to feel confused and wonder, "Why am I a woman when I feel like a man?" or "Why am I a man when I feel like a woman." It's pointless to worry about such things. If you are a man in this life, you should try living as a man, and if you are a woman, you should try living as a woman.
Ultimately, you were born as a man because you wanted to live a man's life, and you were born as a woman because you wanted to live a woman's life. This doesn't apply to beginners. But if you have some experience, you will understand this.
Therefore, if someone who was born as a woman complains or is dissatisfied with the fact that "women are not treated the same as men," I find it incomprehensible. I would want to ask, "Why didn't you just choose to be born as a man in the first place? Why did you choose to be a woman?" This doesn't apply to beginners. But if the mechanism and choices of reincarnation are widely understood, society will return to a state where men live as men and women live as women. After all, that is the original choice, and what is easy for men and what is easy for women are fundamentally different.
People who complain about their gender after being born without much thought are beginners, so that's unavoidable. We should support them. And in their next life, they should choose their gender properly and be born. It's better to avoid coddling beginners too much and avoid causing trouble for the majority of people.
If you want to live as a man, just be born as a man, and if you want to live as a woman, just be born as a woman. LGBT people will always be a minority. The only question is how much support we give to these beginners. Beginners should be allowed to live their lives, and we should provide them with a "training wheel" until they gain experience.
There are cases where people, even after choosing their gender, forget their choice, are swayed by those around them, and end up identifying as LGBT.
Also, surprisingly often, people try to eliminate romantic rivals by telling others, "You're so masculine," (when the person is female) or "You're so cute," (when the person is male), to manipulate them. This is also being overly influenced by others. They are allowing others to control their lives. This can prevent them from living the life they originally intended, and they might even wish, after death, "I want to do it all over again!" If the purpose of life is not related to gender, it might be okay either way, but if it's okay either way, there's no need to change gender in the first place.
Also, although it's a very small percentage, there are experienced souls who, upon seeing the recent emergence of LGBT identities, think, "That sounds interesting!" and join that group. This is truly an exception. It's probably not very common. It's about the same as the alien pattern, I guess. Just a feeling.
In most cases, souls of Earthly origin feel a mismatch between their gender and their intended purpose, leading them to identify as LGBT. I believe that this feeling of gender mismatch is inherent in the nature of the soul. If you are born with the opposite gender of your previous life, you will naturally feel a gender mismatch at first. However, in most cases, you chose it yourself, so there's not much to worry about.
Whether you are male or female, you are enjoying the game of life, so if you are born as a male, you play the male's game, and if you are born as a female, you play the female's game. If you try it and think, "This doesn't fit me," you can choose a different gender next time. I don't think it's necessary to change your gender too hastily. Rather, I think it's better to enjoy the game of persona (mask) that matches the gender you were born with.
This is just my personal opinion, and the basic principle is that you should live as you like. So, do whatever you want. I think you should just let others live as they please. This is just a personal opinion.
I think I am LGBT, so I will become LGBT.
If you interpret it spiritually, people become LGBT (or think they might be) because they believe they are. Therefore, if you don't think about LGBT issues, you will naturally align with your biological sex.
The widespread promotion of LGBT issues in society creates a "misunderstanding" where people think, "Maybe I'm like that," and the more they think about it, the more they construct a concept of themselves as that gender, creating that gender identity. This is, in a way, a cause of confusion in society.
There are far more people who are harmed by the fact that they cannot properly recognize their own gender and cannot fully develop as men and women, rather than those who are happy that LGBT people are becoming more common.
In order to protect the minority LGBT community, it seems more beneficial for society to not promote LGBT issues, as it throws the majority of people who should be able to properly recognize their gender into a state of confusion.
In addition to that, the basic idea is that the soul, gender, and LGBT are related, so that remains as it is. When a soul changes gender for the first time in a while, it is natural to feel a sense of unease, but as they live, their new gender "becomes familiar."
People do not become their gender from birth; they consciously and intentionally live as their gender.
When children are very young, they often do not consciously think of themselves as male or female. However, it is common for a girl who appears masculine to be told by teachers, "You are a girl," and for her to exclaim, "Oh! I'm a girl!" and then suddenly become more demure and feminine.
Similarly, it is common for a boy to be told, "You are a boy," and for him to exclaim, "Oh! I'm a boy!" and then become more masculine.
This is quite normal, and before realizing their gender, they are often in an undeveloped "childhood" state, not consciously aware of their gender. When they start to produce hormones and become aware of gender, this realization is often given to them by adults around them.
However, nowadays, such "realizations" are often considered negative, and there is propaganda that says it is okay to be LGBT. However, since gender and its nature are also created by society, the promotion of LGBT issues can lead to cultural destruction. If more people are prevented from recognizing their gender and cannot develop as men and women, it will become a confusing and incomprehensible country filled with confused people. Is that the kind of society we want to create?
As I mentioned before, some people have a difficult time recognizing their gender from the beginning. Someone who has always lived as a woman may be feminine if they occasionally live as a man. However, that is the case. The reverse is also true. However, if they live as that gender, they will gradually develop characteristics that are more aligned with their biological sex. This happens not only on an individual level but also because a man may change and be treated as a woman, or a woman may change and be treated as a man. If we mix things up by saying that it doesn't matter because they are LGBT, the hormones and minds will conflict and cause confusion.
If the person is okay with that, then in this world with individual freedom, they can do whatever they want. However, for those who aim for spirituality, it is very important that the "body" and "mind" are "aligned." If the body and mind (and even more subtle aspects) are not aligned, it is impossible to reach a higher level.
There is an exception to this: if someone has reincarnated from a world without gender or has reached a level without gender, then it may not be the case. However, in most cases, people are at a stage with gender, so if they have characteristics that are unclear as to whether they are male or female, they are usually not at a very high level.
In the astral emotional stage, there is a gender, but in the causal (karma) stage, there is no gender. However, people who are relatively spiritual tend to think of themselves as being at a higher level, and such people often think that they have already transcended gender at the causal level. However, this is often thought by beginners, and as they grow a little, they realize that they are not at that level. Therefore, in most cases, even spiritual people have astral emotions and gender, so basically, people have gender, and people who are genderless are mostly in an undeveloped and immature state. They are not yet able to become fully male or female, and they are still in the process of development.
There are people who think they are spiritually growing because they have what seems like LGBT-like personalities, but in most cases, that's not the truth. It's probably just their imagination.
Thinking that they are LGBT is also likely just their imagination, and thinking that they are spiritually growing is also likely just their imagination.
It's best to stop thinking about LGBT and divide the world based on biological sex. The current discussions about LGBT, such as changing toilet signs or changing where people bathe, should be stopped.
However, there is one thing about the current LGBT movement that I think is positive. It is the statement that they do not discriminate against people who are "not yet differentiated between male and female." However, as a way of dealing with this, I do not think that "accepting" them is the right approach, as I mentioned above. Instead, I think it is better to "guide them to become aware of their male or female identity."
If we interpret it spiritually, LGBT is just a state of being a child.
The widespread promotion of LGBT issues in society creates a "misunderstanding" where people think, "Maybe I'm like that," and the more they think about it, the more they construct a concept of themselves as that gender, creating that gender identity. This is, in a way, a cause of confusion in society.
There are far more people who are harmed by the fact that they cannot properly recognize their own gender and cannot fully develop as men and women, rather than those who are happy that LGBT people are becoming more common.
In order to protect the minority LGBT community, it seems more beneficial for society to not promote LGBT issues, as it throws the majority of people who should be able to properly recognize their gender into a state of confusion.
In addition to that, the basic idea is that the soul, gender, and LGBT are related, so that remains as it is. When a soul changes gender for the first time in a while, it is natural to feel a sense of unease, but as they live, their new gender "becomes familiar."
People do not become their gender from birth; they consciously and intentionally live as their gender.
When children are very young, they often do not consciously think of themselves as male or female. However, it is common for a girl who appears masculine to be told by teachers, "You are a girl," and for her to exclaim, "Oh! I'm a girl!" and then suddenly become more demure and feminine.
Similarly, it is common for a boy to be told, "You are a boy," and for him to exclaim, "Oh! I'm a boy!" and then become more masculine.
This is quite normal, and before realizing their gender, they are often in an undeveloped "childhood" state, not consciously aware of their gender. When they start to produce hormones and become aware of gender, this realization is often given to them by adults around them.
However, nowadays, such "realizations" are often considered negative, and there is propaganda that says it is okay to be LGBT. However, since gender and its nature are also created by society, the promotion of LGBT issues can lead to cultural destruction. If more people are prevented from recognizing their gender and cannot develop as men and women, it will become a confusing and incomprehensible country filled with confused people. Is that the kind of society we want to create?
As I mentioned before, some people have a difficult time recognizing their gender from the beginning. Someone who has always lived as a woman may be feminine if they occasionally live as a man. However, that is the case. The reverse is also true. However, if they live as that gender, they will gradually develop characteristics that are more aligned with their biological sex. This happens not only on an individual level but also because a man may change and be treated as a woman, or a woman may change and be treated as a man. If we mix things up by saying that it doesn't matter because they are LGBT, the hormones and minds will conflict and cause confusion.
If the person is okay with that, then in this world with individual freedom, they can do whatever they want. However, for those who aim for spirituality, it is very important that the "body" and "mind" are "aligned." If the body and mind (and even more subtle aspects) are not aligned, it is impossible to reach a higher level.
There is an exception to this: if someone has reincarnated from a world without gender or has reached a level without gender, then it may not be the case. However, in most cases, people are at a stage with gender, so if they have characteristics that are unclear as to whether they are male or female, they are usually not at a very high level.
In the astral emotional stage, there is a gender, but in the causal (karma) stage, there is no gender. However, people who are relatively spiritual tend to think of themselves as being at a higher level, and such people often think that they have already transcended gender at the causal level. However, this is often thought by beginners, and as they grow a little, they realize that they are not at that level. Therefore, in most cases, even spiritual people have astral emotions and gender, so basically, people have gender, and people who are genderless are mostly in an undeveloped and immature state. They are not yet able to become fully male or female, and they are still in the process of development.
There are people who think they are spiritually growing because they have what seems like LGBT-like personalities, but in most cases, that's not the truth. It's probably just their imagination.
Thinking that they are LGBT is also likely just their imagination, and thinking that they are spiritually growing is also likely just their imagination.
It's best to stop thinking about LGBT and divide the world based on biological sex. The current discussions about LGBT, such as changing toilet signs or changing where people bathe, should be stopped.
However, there is one thing about the current LGBT movement that I think is positive. It is the statement that they do not discriminate against people who are "not yet differentiated between male and female." However, as a way of dealing with this, I do not think that "accepting" them is the right approach, as I mentioned above. Instead, I think it is better to "guide them to become aware of their male or female identity."
If we interpret it spiritually, LGBT is just a state of being a child.
If your chakra opens, you will transform from being LGBT to becoming either male or female.
When people are young, especially when they haven't had much interaction with the opposite sex and their sexuality is not yet developed, their chakras are often closed.
In particular, if the Swadhisthana chakra, which governs sexuality, is not open, it can be difficult to distinguish between male and female characteristics, and a person may simply feel like a living being. This is not always the case, as some people are born with their chakras already open to some extent, while others may have them open spontaneously after repeated interactions with the opposite sex. At that moment, they become aware of their own sexuality, but until then, they may not have a true understanding of what kind of sexuality they belong to.
Therefore, there is no need to think that one might be LGBT when one is young or has not yet experienced much sexual activity, as it is simply a matter of the chakras being closed.
This has little to do with appearance, whether one is beautiful or handsome. Regardless of one's appearance, the degree to which one's chakras are open is different for each person.
However, people who are beautiful or handsome tend to have more opportunities to interact with the opposite sex, and beautiful women, in particular, may have their chakras open more easily through repeated experiences of being loved by men.
For women, it is often easier for their chakras to open through a deep sense of trust with a man, rather than having many relationships. For women, building a trusting relationship with a man can open their chakras.
For men, the same is generally true, but men tend to lose energy through sexual activity, so abstinence is often important. There are also methods for developing chakras using female energy, but they are difficult to master and usually do not work well.
Before the chakras open, people may not be very aware of their own sexuality, and they may sometimes think, "I might be LGBT," influenced by the prevailing social trends. However, in most cases, this is simply a feeling and there is no need to think that way.
When talking about the soul and gender, it is common for people who have repeatedly lived as the same gender in past lives to feel uncomfortable when they change genders. Some people may say that they are LGBT in this situation, but it is not necessary to worry about such things. One should simply become comfortable with their physical gender. There may be some discomfort at first, but one should simply ignore it and live on.
When a man or woman finds someone extremely attractive, they may have a sexual relationship with them, but even then, their chakras may not open, and they may think, "This is what sex is like." However, as the chakras open, energy will naturally flow in everyday life, even without sexual activity, and one will become aware of their own sexuality.
Biological sex and the quality of energy are closely linked. Men have masculine energy, and women have feminine energy. Therefore, for those who are generally interested in spirituality and want to reach a higher level, it is important to align their physical gender with their self-identified gender, as any mismatch can create a deep block that makes it difficult to reach higher levels.
In any case, even for ordinary people, being LGBT can be seen as a sign of an immature mental state. Therefore, it is better to focus on becoming aware of one's own sexuality rather than worrying about such things, as it will allow one to live a more fulfilling life.
This is not limited to sexual activity. In order to live a happy life, whether or not one has physical relationships, it is important for one's chakras to open. People whose minds are not calm and who do not feel comfortable with their own sexuality tend to be mentally unstable.
The quickest way to achieve mental stability is to become aware of one's own sexuality, and becoming aware of one's sexuality is almost the same as activating one's chakras.
For women, before they become aware of their own sexuality and before their chakras open, they tend to feel a sense of "shyness." However, as they are treated as women in sexual or everyday life, their chakras gradually open, and when the chakras open, especially the Swadhisthana chakra, they become sexually aware. This can be described as "joy," but it is not just a simple joy; it is the embodiment of the image of a healthy and energetic Japanese mother.
Many Japanese people have open chakras, and many are born with their chakras already open to some extent, which leads to a high awareness of sexuality. However, there are also people who do not have a clear sense of their sexuality, which is due to their chakras not being open. In such cases, they may think that they are LGBT, but this is not the case from a spiritual perspective.
In particular, if the Swadhisthana chakra, which governs sexuality, is not open, it can be difficult to distinguish between male and female characteristics, and a person may simply feel like a living being. This is not always the case, as some people are born with their chakras already open to some extent, while others may have them open spontaneously after repeated interactions with the opposite sex. At that moment, they become aware of their own sexuality, but until then, they may not have a true understanding of what kind of sexuality they belong to.
Therefore, there is no need to think that one might be LGBT when one is young or has not yet experienced much sexual activity, as it is simply a matter of the chakras being closed.
This has little to do with appearance, whether one is beautiful or handsome. Regardless of one's appearance, the degree to which one's chakras are open is different for each person.
However, people who are beautiful or handsome tend to have more opportunities to interact with the opposite sex, and beautiful women, in particular, may have their chakras open more easily through repeated experiences of being loved by men.
For women, it is often easier for their chakras to open through a deep sense of trust with a man, rather than having many relationships. For women, building a trusting relationship with a man can open their chakras.
For men, the same is generally true, but men tend to lose energy through sexual activity, so abstinence is often important. There are also methods for developing chakras using female energy, but they are difficult to master and usually do not work well.
Before the chakras open, people may not be very aware of their own sexuality, and they may sometimes think, "I might be LGBT," influenced by the prevailing social trends. However, in most cases, this is simply a feeling and there is no need to think that way.
When talking about the soul and gender, it is common for people who have repeatedly lived as the same gender in past lives to feel uncomfortable when they change genders. Some people may say that they are LGBT in this situation, but it is not necessary to worry about such things. One should simply become comfortable with their physical gender. There may be some discomfort at first, but one should simply ignore it and live on.
When a man or woman finds someone extremely attractive, they may have a sexual relationship with them, but even then, their chakras may not open, and they may think, "This is what sex is like." However, as the chakras open, energy will naturally flow in everyday life, even without sexual activity, and one will become aware of their own sexuality.
Biological sex and the quality of energy are closely linked. Men have masculine energy, and women have feminine energy. Therefore, for those who are generally interested in spirituality and want to reach a higher level, it is important to align their physical gender with their self-identified gender, as any mismatch can create a deep block that makes it difficult to reach higher levels.
In any case, even for ordinary people, being LGBT can be seen as a sign of an immature mental state. Therefore, it is better to focus on becoming aware of one's own sexuality rather than worrying about such things, as it will allow one to live a more fulfilling life.
This is not limited to sexual activity. In order to live a happy life, whether or not one has physical relationships, it is important for one's chakras to open. People whose minds are not calm and who do not feel comfortable with their own sexuality tend to be mentally unstable.
The quickest way to achieve mental stability is to become aware of one's own sexuality, and becoming aware of one's sexuality is almost the same as activating one's chakras.
For women, before they become aware of their own sexuality and before their chakras open, they tend to feel a sense of "shyness." However, as they are treated as women in sexual or everyday life, their chakras gradually open, and when the chakras open, especially the Swadhisthana chakra, they become sexually aware. This can be described as "joy," but it is not just a simple joy; it is the embodiment of the image of a healthy and energetic Japanese mother.
Many Japanese people have open chakras, and many are born with their chakras already open to some extent, which leads to a high awareness of sexuality. However, there are also people who do not have a clear sense of their sexuality, which is due to their chakras not being open. In such cases, they may think that they are LGBT, but this is not the case from a spiritual perspective.
It is better to fulfill one's own gender identity than to identify as LGBTQ.
Recently, LGBTQ individuals have become more visible. However, it is natural to be born with a specific gender, and people often choose the gender that allows them to pursue their desired goals.
Some LGBTQ individuals claim that "gender is a choice," but my perspective differs. I believe that the physical and mental genders should align. Ideally, individuals should choose their physical gender before birth to facilitate their desired pursuits. Surprisingly, some people do not consciously choose their gender when they are born, and they should make a more deliberate choice.
This is not the same as the LGBTQ perspective, which suggests that individuals can live as any gender regardless of their physical sex. This perspective rejects the concept of choosing one's gender before birth and is based on a misunderstanding that individuals cannot choose their physical gender. In reality, it is possible to choose. If someone believes they cannot choose, it may be due to a limited number of past lives or a lack of understanding, which is unfortunate.
The basic principle is that individuals should choose their gender before birth and live in a way that aligns with that gender.
While this may sound similar to the LGBTQ perspective, I want to reiterate that I am not advocating for the LGBTQ view that individuals should freely choose their gender and identity regardless of their physical sex. Instead, I believe that individuals should align their mental gender with their physical gender.
The more people are swayed by narratives that claim "gender, identity, and work are unrelated," the more confusing life becomes.
If someone wants to focus on their career and live a masculine life, they should choose to be born with a male body.
Similarly, if someone wants to live a feminine life, dedicate themselves to their family, or support their husband, they should choose to be born with a female body.
Having a sense of "tradition" makes it easier for those who want to pursue a particular path. For example, those who want to pursue femininity find it easier in a society that values femininity. Similarly, a society that values masculinity makes it easier to pursue masculinity.
When narratives like those of the LGBTQ community become mainstream and promote the idea that "anything is possible," it becomes difficult for those who want to pursue tradition. This hinders the refinement of culture and leads to the creation of an unrefined culture.
Furthermore, the LGBTQ perspective is problematic because the physical body has an inherent energy form, and this energy form is closely linked to the physical gender. Male bodies have masculine energy, while female bodies have feminine energy. Masculinity and femininity are closely linked to the quality of this energy.
The discomfort associated with LGBTQ individuals stems from the fact that their mental perception and expression of gender do not align with the energy form of their physical body. When individuals become aware of their true energy and awaken to their true gender, they tend to align with the gender of their physical body. Those who engage in spiritual practices need to be aware of their body's energy, and by becoming aware, they can clearly recognize that their energy aligns with their gender. However, those who live blindly may be swayed by external opinions or fail to recognize their own energy, leading them to mistakenly believe that they are gender-dysphoric. This is simply a result of their energy being confused and their lack of awareness of their own energy.
The emergence of narratives like those of the LGBTQ community is partly due to forces that seek to create chaos. Another factor is that, while this has been a minor issue for some time, individuals with limited past lives may not fully understand gender and may unconsciously choose the body that is presented to them. As a result, they may struggle with questions like "Why am I a man?" or "Why am I a woman." This is unfortunate, as it is a result of their limited experience. However, the recent LGBTQ movement has had a positive impact by making it less stigmatizing for individuals with limited experience to express their gender identity. Nevertheless, through repeated lives and the awakening of their chakras, individuals can become aware of their true gender. In most cases, the physical gender at the time of their first chakra awakening and the direction of their aura determine their gender for a period of time.
In reality, if the number of reincarnations is small and chakra is not yet activated, the individual may not be male or female. They may only have basic animalistic emotions and sexual desires, but the mental awakening related to gender has not yet occurred. After a certain number of reincarnations, chakra may begin to awaken, and only then does the individual finally understand their gender.
If chakra is not yet sufficiently awakened, and the individual is truly in a state of undifferentiated gender, then they have had few reincarnations and little experience. In such cases, they are literally neither male nor female, and there are a certain number of such individuals. This should be treated as an exception, and while it might be categorized as LGBT, it is different from the current understanding of LGBT in society.
Separately, there are cases where someone may want to be male or female in their current life and switch genders accordingly. In such cases, it is natural for the mind and body to initially be mismatched. When gender awakening occurs, it becomes linked to the physical body, but in childhood, the individual may still carry the gender from their previous life.
If someone lives according to their previous gender even after becoming an adult, simply because they are told to do so by the LGBT community, then they are simply not growing up properly. It is natural for the mind and body to align after adulthood, especially after puberty. If this does not happen, there are two possibilities: either the individual has not had enough reincarnations to develop the necessary foundation for gender awakening, or there is some kind of mental problem preventing them from becoming an adult.
It is strange to say that someone is born with gender incongruence and must remain that way for life.
Therefore, it is normal for children to think they might be LGBT until around elementary school age, as this is before puberty, and it is natural for them to have such misunderstandings or a lack of awareness about their gender. It is a very cruel thing to force such a belief on a child and ruin their life by making them believe they are LGBT. It is much better to encourage them to interact with the opposite sex during puberty and allow them to become aware of their own gender. If they still cannot become aware of their gender, it is likely that they have not had enough reincarnations or that there may be a mental problem.
In the past, such exceptions may have been excluded, but the current LGBT movement's acceptance of such exceptions is a positive aspect. However, in other aspects, there are many misunderstandings.
Some LGBTQ individuals claim that "gender is a choice," but my perspective differs. I believe that the physical and mental genders should align. Ideally, individuals should choose their physical gender before birth to facilitate their desired pursuits. Surprisingly, some people do not consciously choose their gender when they are born, and they should make a more deliberate choice.
This is not the same as the LGBTQ perspective, which suggests that individuals can live as any gender regardless of their physical sex. This perspective rejects the concept of choosing one's gender before birth and is based on a misunderstanding that individuals cannot choose their physical gender. In reality, it is possible to choose. If someone believes they cannot choose, it may be due to a limited number of past lives or a lack of understanding, which is unfortunate.
The basic principle is that individuals should choose their gender before birth and live in a way that aligns with that gender.
While this may sound similar to the LGBTQ perspective, I want to reiterate that I am not advocating for the LGBTQ view that individuals should freely choose their gender and identity regardless of their physical sex. Instead, I believe that individuals should align their mental gender with their physical gender.
The more people are swayed by narratives that claim "gender, identity, and work are unrelated," the more confusing life becomes.
If someone wants to focus on their career and live a masculine life, they should choose to be born with a male body.
Similarly, if someone wants to live a feminine life, dedicate themselves to their family, or support their husband, they should choose to be born with a female body.
Having a sense of "tradition" makes it easier for those who want to pursue a particular path. For example, those who want to pursue femininity find it easier in a society that values femininity. Similarly, a society that values masculinity makes it easier to pursue masculinity.
When narratives like those of the LGBTQ community become mainstream and promote the idea that "anything is possible," it becomes difficult for those who want to pursue tradition. This hinders the refinement of culture and leads to the creation of an unrefined culture.
Furthermore, the LGBTQ perspective is problematic because the physical body has an inherent energy form, and this energy form is closely linked to the physical gender. Male bodies have masculine energy, while female bodies have feminine energy. Masculinity and femininity are closely linked to the quality of this energy.
The discomfort associated with LGBTQ individuals stems from the fact that their mental perception and expression of gender do not align with the energy form of their physical body. When individuals become aware of their true energy and awaken to their true gender, they tend to align with the gender of their physical body. Those who engage in spiritual practices need to be aware of their body's energy, and by becoming aware, they can clearly recognize that their energy aligns with their gender. However, those who live blindly may be swayed by external opinions or fail to recognize their own energy, leading them to mistakenly believe that they are gender-dysphoric. This is simply a result of their energy being confused and their lack of awareness of their own energy.
The emergence of narratives like those of the LGBTQ community is partly due to forces that seek to create chaos. Another factor is that, while this has been a minor issue for some time, individuals with limited past lives may not fully understand gender and may unconsciously choose the body that is presented to them. As a result, they may struggle with questions like "Why am I a man?" or "Why am I a woman." This is unfortunate, as it is a result of their limited experience. However, the recent LGBTQ movement has had a positive impact by making it less stigmatizing for individuals with limited experience to express their gender identity. Nevertheless, through repeated lives and the awakening of their chakras, individuals can become aware of their true gender. In most cases, the physical gender at the time of their first chakra awakening and the direction of their aura determine their gender for a period of time.
In reality, if the number of reincarnations is small and chakra is not yet activated, the individual may not be male or female. They may only have basic animalistic emotions and sexual desires, but the mental awakening related to gender has not yet occurred. After a certain number of reincarnations, chakra may begin to awaken, and only then does the individual finally understand their gender.
If chakra is not yet sufficiently awakened, and the individual is truly in a state of undifferentiated gender, then they have had few reincarnations and little experience. In such cases, they are literally neither male nor female, and there are a certain number of such individuals. This should be treated as an exception, and while it might be categorized as LGBT, it is different from the current understanding of LGBT in society.
Separately, there are cases where someone may want to be male or female in their current life and switch genders accordingly. In such cases, it is natural for the mind and body to initially be mismatched. When gender awakening occurs, it becomes linked to the physical body, but in childhood, the individual may still carry the gender from their previous life.
If someone lives according to their previous gender even after becoming an adult, simply because they are told to do so by the LGBT community, then they are simply not growing up properly. It is natural for the mind and body to align after adulthood, especially after puberty. If this does not happen, there are two possibilities: either the individual has not had enough reincarnations to develop the necessary foundation for gender awakening, or there is some kind of mental problem preventing them from becoming an adult.
It is strange to say that someone is born with gender incongruence and must remain that way for life.
Therefore, it is normal for children to think they might be LGBT until around elementary school age, as this is before puberty, and it is natural for them to have such misunderstandings or a lack of awareness about their gender. It is a very cruel thing to force such a belief on a child and ruin their life by making them believe they are LGBT. It is much better to encourage them to interact with the opposite sex during puberty and allow them to become aware of their own gender. If they still cannot become aware of their gender, it is likely that they have not had enough reincarnations or that there may be a mental problem.
In the past, such exceptions may have been excluded, but the current LGBT movement's acceptance of such exceptions is a positive aspect. However, in other aspects, there are many misunderstandings.