＜This is fiction＞

Until recently, a certain person had been infiltrating a particular cult for about a year, observing its activities. However, it seems that the investigation into the cult's inner workings had already been completed in a previous timeline, and this current timeline is a re-run based on the results of that investigation. In the previous timeline, the person had been quietly involved for a long time, and had even obtained a position. Therefore, the inner workings of the cult were already known, so in this timeline, the person is only minimally involved with the cult. Currently, the person is not being told all the details, but their higher-level self is aware of the events of the previous timeline, so there is not much to worry about. In the previous timeline, the people around the person were not very familiar with the cult, and they were initially quite receptive to the person's involvement, reacting with something like "Oh, interesting." Some people even encouraged the person to "do your best." While ordinary people may not remember the previous timeline, or may have only a vague memory, a hunch, or an intuition about it, some people do remember the previous timeline. In this current timeline, the intention of the person's higher-level self is to withdraw from the cult, as the investigation has already been completed.

- It seems that if you become too involved in that cult, your aura will be consumed after death. In other words, your soul is absorbed and merged. However, it seems that this is actually being incorporated into a larger entity, so you don't actually die. Essentially, a certain entity creates and nurtures such an organization as a source of its own energy, and eventually reaps the benefits. The entity gives a portion of its aura to the participants as an initiation, energizing them and allowing them to benefit. However, at the time of withdrawal, that aura must be returned with interest, as if there is a contract. This is not explicitly stated, but it is written in the regulations. The longer you are involved, the more your aura becomes attuned to that entity, and while the participants may happily feel that their energy has increased, their aura is actually being absorbed and becoming easier to merge. While claiming to promote world peace, the organization is ultimately being used to increase the power of a certain entity. In other words, it is an extension of the territorial disputes that take place on Earth.

It seems that the person who planned that cult is a rogue god from the realm of the gods. I learned this from a certain entity. It seems that such a unique worldview is a kind of "plan." It teaches a very different worldview from the real one as "the truth" and "a secret teaching that can only be taught here," causing naive and innocent people who don't know the real truth to believe the false teachings as the truth. And even when well-intentioned people try to teach them the truth, they are told, "That's not the truth, this is the truth," and they become even more isolated. Therefore, the worldview must be unique, and a cult is formed by gathering naive people who will believe what they are taught. The more unique the worldview, the more the cult believes it to be the truth. Whether or not that is actually true is not so important to the members of the cult, and they continue the activities of the cult by believing it to be true. Therefore, the rogue god who planned the cult is maintaining it by creating a unique worldview and making people believe in it.

They operate in secrecy to prevent people from becoming disillusioned by learning the truth and becoming involved with others. This is, in a sense, a pure motive for that rogue god, and while there is nothing particularly negative about it, it is still just an activity of that level. Ultimately, the activity exists to increase the influence of the rogue god who planned it. Other gods seem to be watching the person who planned the cult (the rogue god), saying, "That person is doing something strange. What is he doing?" In this context, it is not necessarily a demon, but simply a strange god doing strange things. Therefore, while some aura may need to be returned to the planner, it may not necessarily be completely consumed. Like worker bees, the members of the cult have an obligation to collect and return the honey, and for that reason, they diligently perform rituals and healing to increase the number of followers, and initially give them aura, but eventually return it with interest.

It has aspects where, from a worldly perspective, the individuals involved believe they are doing good, but in reality, it is something bad. They are not aware of their own negative aspects. This lack of awareness, the so-called "slow-witted" individuals, are involved in cults.

They are engaging in strange activities that disrupt the Earth's aura, and yet they believe they are calming things down. As a result, others are trying to restore things. A certain cult is under surveillance. In any case, the "god" of the organizers, even if strange, is not fighting with other "gods," so it doesn't seem like it will become something drastically wrong. It seems like an experiment to see what happens when you create a cult, and higher-level beings are watching. Rather than being planned from the beginning, it seems like there is a rogue individual who has started doing something strange, and they are being watched as an experiment. There is also an experimental intention to create a world with an anime-like feel, in case people become spiritually awakened.

In any case, it may not be necessary to worry too much about that cult.

There is one key point to keep in mind: it is because people are at a level where they cannot recognize the truth that they believe in the teachings of the cult. And it is because of that state that people are classified according to the cult's standards. For example, a cult might simplify things by categorizing people based on the stages of initiation. This is essentially plagiarism, where the cult takes credit for the individual's previous activities and foundations, simply fitting them into the cult's pre-defined hierarchy. This means that the cult is not really looking at the individual, and it is a simplification. However, when you believe in a cult, you end up seeing everything through the cult's filter, like wearing colored glasses.

True spirituality is about taking off those colored glasses. What a cult does is put on colored glasses. As a result, the world appears as if seen through colored glasses. In a certain cult, unique value systems are created as "stages of initiation." Ultimately, even if someone goes through the "initiation" a few times, and even if they feel good at the moment, it is simply the fusion of their aura. And due to the cult's ignorance, misunderstandings arise, and the cult steals the achievements and efforts of the participants.

This structure is similar to that of a certain religious organization, which enhances its authority by summoning the spirits of the dead and having them speak. In a cult, something similar is done, such as saying, "That famous person from the past was someone who underwent initiation," even if it is not true, and the deceased's intentions are disregarded, and their authority is used arbitrarily. Cults spread things that may not be true, and they create a certain sense of truth because they contain some elements of truth, but not everything is true, which is where the cult's trickery lies. Even if it is difficult to provide evidence regarding the statements of people in the past, the same pattern of taking credit for others' achievements and claiming it as one's own cult applies not only to the past but also to the present.

If you become involved in a cult that takes credit for others' achievements, you will only lose out no matter how much you work. Therefore, a certain cult says something self-deprecating like, "You will not be recognized or known by anyone." But ultimately, everything will be taken away from you, like bees collecting nectar. And the cult is raising its members. However, if it weren't for such things, it would be difficult to give some flowers to people who would otherwise live and die anonymously in the normal society, as ordinary people with no name or prospects. So, even though the result ultimately benefits the rogue "god," it is a better life than the one they would have had, and it can be said to be a worthwhile life.

Therefore, the people who should be involved in such a meaningless cult are limited, and they are the ones who think that it is better than their current life. And they bloom a few flowers in their lives, and then they scatter meaninglessly. Is that appropriate?

The opinion of the "gods" in the spiritual realm is that, even if it is a special and strange organization, they want people who are at least somewhat interested in spirituality to learn the true knowledge.

It is important to note that cults believe they are teaching the "true" knowledge. However, that is simply knowledge that a rogue being from the spiritual realm has taught as a lie in order to create a sense of specialness. The "gods" in the spiritual realm do not want to teach that false knowledge, but rather the true knowledge. Therefore, even if it is a strange cult, there are people who are directly or indirectly involved with the spiritual realm who are gradually guiding those who are being taught the false teachings towards the true teachings. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much. Eventually, the cult will unknowingly be guided towards the truth, and they will not even realize that they have changed, and they will not understand the difference, and they will gradually break away from the false teachings without any awareness. Because they are people at a low level of understanding, they will either think that it was true from the beginning, or they will "shamelessly" claim that it is the truth after being pointed out that they were wrong, as is often the case in the world. That is the level of understanding of people who are involved in a cult, and it is unavoidable to some extent.

In such a way, even if the original motivation was a cult planned by a rogue god from the divine realm to enhance their influence and aura, the divine realm as a whole seems to have the breadth of mind to not abandon such strange endeavors, but rather to guide them.

Furthermore, there are people who, from the outside, mistake those who have infiltrated the cult to teach the true teachings as if the cult is genuine. However, those involved in the cult are essentially mistaken, and they have not yet reached the level of understanding true spirituality, so they cannot distinguish the difference, and everything appears to be the result of the cult's efforts. In such a way, everything, including the fact that they are not actually learning and growing through the cult, is attributed to the cult's achievements, and their efforts are stolen. Moreover, it appears that way from the outside as well. However, a cult is inherently empty. This is because the rogue god is teaching falsehoods as truths. Therefore, a true cult is just a cult, but sometimes, due to different perspectives from the inside and outside, it may appear to be something else and seem genuine.

In such a way, because a cult does not teach the truth, but rather teaches falsehoods as truths, it is therefore fixated on the cult itself, and it is being manipulated according to the intentions of the rogue god from the divine realm.

Finally, when the cult's activities end, perhaps due to the end of one's lifespan, a very uninteresting soul may have its soul eaten by the rogue god. If the soul is somewhat usable, it may become a servant of the rogue god, and even if the person is capable of becoming independent, they may need to offer a part of their aura as a reward. That is the price. It is a give-and-take relationship.

It is often said that truly higher beings only offer, and there is no exchange. However, even the divine realm is not that high a dimension, so there are relationships of mutual benefit. In particular, the Japanese divine realm has a composition that is close to pure Japanese society, and there are strange people, and above all, they are driven by their own comfort and interests. There are various kinds of gods, and the Japanese gods are like the elders of the Japanese people. There are also military gods and authoritative figures, and it is like a microcosm of Japanese society.

Therefore, in such a dimension, a rogue god who is a bit strange, wants to stand out, and wants to enhance their own power, plans such a cult, and harvests aura from the people they nurture there over the long term. And, in order to become a powerful being and exert power, they say and promote all sorts of good things to increase the cult's followers. There is such a purpose behind it, so as long as people think it sounds good, anything is fine, and they collect cult followers by telling pleasant stories such as world peace. However, in reality, they are only being used to enhance the power of the rogue god.

Even so, even a cult led by such a rogue god is not abandoned by the truly higher gods and angels, but they try to guide them. This is because it is all about oneness. Even if the true purpose of the cult is the rogue god's desire for self-expression and desire, they want to save the ignorant cult members who are naively involved in it. The rogue god exploits such humble and contributing people, but at the same time, the pure and innocent and ignorant members of the cult are beings that should be saved. For that reason, there are truly higher gods and angels who are guiding them.