It was something I thought was so obvious that it didn't need to be said, but surprisingly, many people don't understand these things, so I'll explain it.

There is a group that prioritizes its own interests above all else, and as a means for these people, a marketing strategy is used that belittles spirituality. The purpose is to maximize their own interests, but this also includes security, and these masterminds are not very spiritual, so they feel fear towards highly spiritual people. They naturally want to exclude these highly spiritual people who are unknown and frightening to them. In addition, the purpose of maximizing concrete benefits, such as money, is combined with this marketing strategy, which belittles spirituality, and it is carried out worldwide.

When we talk about marketing, it's usually about selling products, and the immediate goal of marketing is "to sell products." However, the ultimate goal of these people is not just that; it's to "enslave others" for "security." In both cases, the shortcut to achieving these goals is to prevent people from thinking about spirituality and to make them materialistic. Because highly spiritual topics are beyond the understanding of these masterminds, they control the world by lowering it to the materialistic level that they can understand. Although these masterminds possess various kinds of mysterious knowledge as a means of control, it is essentially spiritual knowledge used for control, and their own spirituality is generally not high. Therefore, in order to suppress the spirituality of the masses and focus on materialism, a mind control strategy that belittles spirituality is promoted through the media as "marketing," making it seem as if belittling spirituality is "natural."

Even if people don't become slaves, if more people are controlled by materialism, the masses can be controlled and profits can be maximized. Therefore, to some extent, this marketing strategy always has some effect, and there is nothing that would disadvantage these masterminds. As a result, the purpose has become to destroy people's spirituality and prevent them from thinking about spirituality, and the method and policy is to instill the idea that thinking about spirituality is foolish. Consequently, the media has been actively promoting the belittling of spirituality, and as a result, it has spread worldwide. People have been repeatedly exposed to the media's voices claiming that belittling spirituality is natural, and they have unconsciously accepted what the media says, and it has become common to see people belittling spirituality in others.

Currently, we are in the final stage, where the things that the media has been belittling have already been internalized by the masses, and the masses have already been deeply imprinted with the idea that it is okay to belittle spirituality. In a sense, it is a terminal condition.

In essence, these are the same methods used in marketing. Marketing is about creating an environment for something, and it doesn't directly sell anything itself, but it creates an environment where certain actions are considered natural. In normal sales marketing, a method is used to create an environment where "buying a certain type of product is natural," and this naturally leads to the purchase of that product. However, in this case, the purpose is not necessarily to make a purchase, but to enslave others, or to increase the desire to buy things in order to increase the desire to buy. Therefore, this fundamental marketing aims for a wide range of effects, such as "it is natural to be materialistic and buy many things," "it is natural to want to buy expensive brand-name products," and "it is natural to become rich and buy expensive houses and things." The marketing strategy that denies spiritual matters is used to stimulate materialism in a relatively wide range of areas. Since the fundamental impulse of materialism is necessary for purchasing, marketing begins by shifting the focus from spiritual matters to material things.

The ultimate goal is "to enslave others," and the intermediate goal is "to increase the number of people who are materialistic and want everything." Although what is visible on the surface is the story of materialism in normal marketing, if people do not think about spirituality, their minds will collapse, and they will become like slaves. In the short term, this benefits the market, and in the long term, the masterminds achieve their goals by increasing the number of slaves.

As a basic policy to achieve these medium- to long-term goals, a long-term vision has been established to "avoid making people think about spiritual matters." Based on this vision, specific actions include marketing that mocks spiritual matters in order to keep people focused on the material world.

Initially, there were masterminds behind this, but now it seems like ignorant people are imitating the media and spreading the same ideas through secondary and tertiary imitations. Therefore, if you look for people who are engaging in similar behavior in the world today, you will find that there is almost nothing behind them. They have done a pretty good job. Once it has spread, the ignorant people will automatically spread the ideas without anyone having to get their hands dirty. Since once something has spread, it is difficult to contain it, this trend will likely continue for a while, at least until a generation changes. The current younger generation does not watch the media much, so the influence of the masterminds who try to manipulate them through the media is being reduced. Therefore, it seems that things will gradually improve as a generation changes.

There are still many people in the world who are indifferent to these kinds of stories, and who think that it is okay, or even justifiable, to mock spiritual matters. I don't think about what to do with those people, and I don't try to change them, because people have free will, so they can do whatever they want. Also, we live in different worlds, so I just want them to do what they want. However, I thought that surprisingly, many people don't understand these things.