It is associated with images such as "winner," "strength," "miracle," "mystery," "energy," "wealth," "rich," "king," "aristocrat," "magic," and "witch." These images are often embellished with glittering expressions.

This is all from the perspective of humans on Earth, representing the idea of "moving from relatively mundane places to beautiful ones," and "rising." It is a perspective of "looking up" or "looking down." When you see people who are "fluffy" or who actually say those things, you can see that their grounding is weak, they are not connected to reality, and it becomes an empty theory. It has an image of unreality.

To enhance spirituality, it is important to live one's own life, but this is often not the case in modern spirituality. Rather, they often leave practical matters to others and focus on living a "fluffy" life, believing that this is a "life of receiving" and "the law of attraction." And when the people around them don't provide that reality, they become irritated and angry. Some women dream of getting married and having their husbands be ATMs while they live a happy life, and in reality, there are people who actually live that way. Even if such people exist, it doesn't necessarily have much to do with spiritual growth. Rather, it can lead to a state of being unable to grow. However, people who claim to be spiritual and "glittering" in modern spirituality seem to not care about that.

In modern spirituality, people dream of "attracting" things and having a "life where everything is given to them," so they think that they shouldn't take action and wish that someone else would take action.

If you are not grounded in reality, it is better not to engage in spirituality. It is much more beneficial for spiritual growth to work hard at your own job. If you are thinking about spirituality, you should first live a grounded life. However, in modern spirituality, people often wish that someone else would do everything for them and that they would only receive things. They are missing the perspective of personal growth. And when they don't get the life or understanding they want, they become irritated and lash out at others, trying to stay in their comfortable zone. This seems to be a common pattern in modern spirituality.

Classical spirituality always involves training. However, modern spirituality lacks training and seeks only to be "given" things through the "law of attraction," while attending expensive seminars and drawing others into that cult's ideology.

In modern times, training has become less common, but often work itself serves as a form of training. By working diligently and focusing on the task, one can enter a state of "flow." When in this state, it is akin to meditation, which purifies one's spirit. This leads to an increase in spiritual awareness. Consequently, one is recognized by the company and receives increased compensation. This is achieved not through superficial "spiritual" practices or attempts to attract wealth, but simply through achieving results.

As I have written before, this kind of genuine growth is often more important, and therefore, many people are hindered in their growth by modern spirituality.

First, there is the fundamental concept of "flow." Surprisingly, many people are unable to enter this state. There are many people who are unable to enter this state. There are a large number of people, such as those in positions of power, who disrupt the ability to enter a state of flow, or who yell at and disturb those who are already in that state, causing mental confusion and hindering concentration, and even causing mental health problems. Because they do not understand spirituality, they disrupt the concentration of others with loud noises, repeatedly causing temporary subjugation and long-term alienation. This is something that people who are becoming spiritually depleted do, and it is because those who are becoming spiritually depleted subjugate others and temporarily enjoy the benefits that wealth accumulates. This is a form of cult or harassment. Cults look down on others and enjoy the benefits. It is best to avoid such "laws of attraction."

Someone involved in spirituality might say, "I am not involved in harassment." However, in reality, unilaterally attracting something and having the benefits go to oneself is a form of subjugating others. Are you implicitly looking down on others? Are you controlling others through subtle means? Sometimes, this is covered up with pleasant-sounding words. They talk about "vibrations" or being "comfortable," and use their own comfort as a tool for asserting dominance. This is very common. By contrasting their own comfort with the discomfort of others, they secure their own position. There is separation in this. They try to maintain the idea that others are eternally inferior and that they are eternally superior.

And they become complacent in an environment that allows them to maintain their own "comfort."
Furthermore, they exclude anything that hinders their own comfort by labeling it as "not spiritual."

In most cases, I think this fits the pattern.

The desire for comfort, the exclusion of others, and the pursuit of an environment that provides only benefits. This is linked to the "law of attraction" and the "life of being given," which are essentially illusions under the guise of spirituality.

They evaluate things that benefit themselves as spiritual, and judge things that do not benefit them as not spiritual, and label them accordingly.

It's the reverse of the law of attraction; rather than attracting things, it's about affirming only those who bring benefits to oneself. From the perspective of those around them, interacting with such people tends to be one-sided, and there are not many good things that come from it.

Such people live by absorbing (attracting) the aura of those around them. At first glance, they may seem to have a radiant aura, but that aura is somehow rough and superficial. This is because it is something collected from others. It is something taken from others, demonic, and black magic. People who possess such an aura are sometimes called witches.

Such people are surprisingly common.

This is a fairly common sight among people who affirm themselves through so-called spirituality and the law of attraction.

From ancient times, there have been demon worship, cults, or secret societies, and many of them have a background of black magic, which involves obtaining benefits by sacrificing something.

... On the other hand, from what I have seen, people from the universe, such as those from the Pleiades, have high vibrations, but they do not seem to consider things like absorbing the aura from others. This is because they are independent.

They are adults.

Fulfilling one's role and contributing to society are essential aspects of high vibration and excellence. In particular, the people who have come to Earth are those who have achieved excellent results in the academy of their home planet, and they are independent. The people who remain on their home planet are also independent in this regard.

On the other hand, Earth's spirituality often imposes servitude on others, either implicitly or explicitly, and creates a hierarchy and division.

While everything is free in the universe, people with high spirituality have order and wisdom. On the other hand, those with low spirituality lack order.

Earth's spirituality creates servitude rather than order. It is a religion in a different form. The religions of the past are now often called spirituality. The law of attraction is an ancient form of worship. It involves worshipping a leader and enjoying the benefits, or trying to replicate those benefits oneself.

In the past, it was done as a group activity. Now, because of individualism, it takes the form of spirituality as an individual, rather than as a religion. In the past, it was a group; now, it is an individual. However, the fundamental idea of seeking something and being exploited remains the same.

When I say things like this, people might say something like, "For example, comparing Catholicism and Protestantism, it is important to connect directly with God, not through organizations like churches." However, what I am talking about here is slightly different. It is about the fact that, while seeking the same thing, in the past, it was sought through a group, and now, people are trying to obtain something as an individual. In reality, whether it is Catholicism or Protestantism, if you study and understand them properly, there is no problem with either. Regarding Catholicism, it is said that because it is difficult for ordinary people to connect with God, there is a risk of connecting with demons instead, so it is better to rely on the church. On the other hand, in Protestantism, if possible, it is better for individuals to connect directly with God. Both sides have a point. It is as if, for those who understand, there is no problem, and I am not worried about those who understand. Those who are thinking and trying to understand things properly on their own will eventually find the truth, even if they are involved in religion.

What I am talking about here is not about people who are trying to understand God in that way, or people who have a relatively good understanding. It is about the general trend of "worship religions," people who, despite not understanding much, dream of having an "all-giving life" through things like "the law of attraction." And that creates implicit or explicit enslavement. It is a society of slaves and nobles.

There are beings in the universe who observe such situations. In the past, they knew about Earth's religions and sometimes imitated them, but in many cases, it caused conflict. Earth's religions create division. That was a lesson for the beings in the universe.

I don't think such religious spiritualism has a future, but surprisingly many people believe that it is not a problem because they are not a religion, but a spirituality. In the past, what was considered a normal trend was simply a "religion." Calling the current trend "spirituality" is the same as calling the past trend a "religion." It is just a change in the way of speaking.

"Worship religions," "attraction spirituality," and "a life of only receiving" – the idea that these things are creating religious conflicts in the world is something that Japanese people can relatively easily understand. However, in the world, surprisingly, this is not always the case, and there are many people who believe that their own religion and their own spirituality are correct, while others are wrong.

There is no need for Japanese people to deliberately adopt such distorted spiritual beliefs from other countries. However, surprisingly, there are many people who cherish imported spiritual beliefs.