Famous archangels may have incarnated on Earth relatively frequently, but there is a significant difference between the original archangel and its fragments.

I wrote about fragments and the higher self recently, but I thought it was important to show the extent of the difference to avoid misunderstandings. I think it would be easier to understand if I used numbers.

It's difficult to express this precisely with numbers because it's a subjective feeling, but let's say my higher self, a certain archangel, has an aura of 10,000. At various times and under certain circumstances, about 300 to 1000 fragments of that archangel have descended to Earth, and each fragment has an aura of about 1 to 3. Even if a fragment has a larger aura, it's usually no more than 10.

If we express this as a percentage, most fragments have an aura that is only 0.1% to 0.3% of the original. Occasionally, in the case of individuals who could be considered saints, fragments with a stronger aura of about 1% are born on Earth. I think mine is about 0.15% (or perhaps 1.5%), but it's just a vague feeling.

Therefore, it's embarrassing to think of oneself as a reincarnation of an archangel, so it's best not to tell others (laughs).

Fragments are, in a sense, a part of the whole, but they develop individual consciousness once they become fragments.

In most cases, they return to the group soul, which is a different perspective on the higher self. Ultimately, they return to the archangel. In that sense, they are similar, but the knowledge and judgment possessed by a fragment are far inferior to those of the original archangel.

Fragments often exhibit abilities derived from the archangel, and they may be protected or guided by beings associated with that archangel. The will of the higher self is also often entrusted to and carried out by fragments. However, there is a difference in the amount of aura, and even though the tendencies may be similar, fragments have individual consciousness.

Occasionally, when a fragment is in danger, the higher self may share its aura. However, this also weakens the higher self to some extent. Ideally, the fragment should use that aura to deepen its learning, but it can also be wasted.

In this way, the higher self controls the amount of aura of the fragment while achieving its purpose.

Even though there is a difference in the amount of aura, in my case, as I mentioned before, the purpose is to resolve accumulated karma, so I am a fragment created by collecting the black aura of my higher self, which is different from other fragments. Other fragments prioritize their mission and are born with a bright aura, accumulating black aura (karma) during their mission and then returning. However, I was born with a predominantly black aura. Therefore, the purpose is to return to the higher self after experiencing the lowest point. However, tracing the original will of the higher self, it initially considered destroying and eliminating the black aura that was my origin. However, instead of destroying it, it mixed a small amount of bright aura and incarnated me on Earth, with the option of allowing me to recover if possible, and separating me or destroying me if not. Because I was born from an aura that was originally potentially destined for destruction, there was an element of "let's see what happens." There was also an intention to understand humanity through the experience of hitting rock bottom. Other fragments are born in a state of awakening, so they don't fully understand the problems that humans face. However, it was thought that by experiencing it from the bottom, they would understand why humans are troubled. With these various intentions, I was born. Therefore, in my case, the purpose of this life is to resolve karma, and I don't have a mission that particularly affects humanity. In my case, although I was born with a certain amount of aura, because it was a black aura, it was consumed rapidly, and I think the amount of aura decreased significantly after I was born.