As mentioned earlier, "things that change" and "things that remain" are inherently different in hierarchy. However, sometimes, the attribute of "maintenance" is confused and conveyed, and this attribute is misinterpreted by humans and runs rampant on its own.

And when religious notions of good and evil are added to that, a tendency emerges to view "maintenance" as good and destruction (or creation) as evil. In reality, this has long been a motive for the activities of secret societies that have existed at the core of the history of this Earth. Even now, based on such notions of good and evil, for example, those that were once Zoroastrianism, the values are still being carried over, and a battle between good and evil, or in other words, a battle between the side of light and the side of darkness, continues behind the scenes.

However, fundamentally, this is a complete misunderstanding, based on ignorance.

Originally, it was a minor misunderstanding. Although there is no certainty because it is a very old story, it is said that it was like that.

And the root of that misunderstanding is attachment. As mentioned above, they are attached to "maintenance," afraid of things disappearing, and consider creation and destruction, which are dynamic movements, as evil.

The origin of their activity is the very human emotions of being attached to what exists now, being afraid of it disappearing, feeling that one's self-esteem is damaged, and feeling sad.

Furthermore, such secret societies use various arguments and use what are originally incorrect doctrines as tools to convince themselves, cleverly deceiving themselves. Such organizations or societies teach to some extent these truths. However, there is a fundamental discrepancy between these true teachings and the values that define good and evil, which creates disharmony. And in reality, they are using various excuses to cover up this disharmony.

Therefore, Zoroastrianism and organizations or societies based on good and evil that follow its lineage are somehow unpleasant. This unpleasantness is because they are distorting and misinterpreting the truth, and therefore, their aura is somehow distorted.

Ultimately, this is because they are not accepting or understanding the truth as it is. In Buddhist terms, this is "ignorance," and the Sanskrit equivalent of "ignorance" is Avidyā. In Vedic philosophy, the goal is to overcome this ignorance (Avidyā) through "understanding." This is an escape from ignorance. However, people tend to be arrogant and think that they understand everything.

And, whether they know it or not, some people understand that the battle between good and evil is the principle of this world, and they are actually operating as entities of good (the society of good) and entities of evil (the society of evil).

As mentioned before, from the perspective of the universe's principles, creation, maintenance, and destruction are all equivalent. Therefore, one could say that what disrupts the balance is "evil." If that is the case, then "good" is something that brings balance. In order to bring balance, it may create, it may maintain, and it may destroy. It can be said that what brings balance is the true "good," regardless of what it appears to be.

However, modern secret societies that follow various traditions, such as Zoroastrianism, define "maintenance" (in appearance) as "good" and "destruction" (in appearance) as "evil." This is where the distortion occurs.

In reality, the true good, which maintains the universe, does not lean towards any of these attributes. It performs any of them, whether it is creation or destruction, only to the extent necessary to restore balance and bring balance. In contrast, distorted secret societies consider "maintenance" (in appearance) as good. And they take a firm stance against anything that appears to be "destruction."

Although it may seem like a good and light entity, leaning towards one attribute is also a sign of disrupting the balance. If one insists on one attribute, it may eventually fall into the opposite extreme. Someone who was thought to be a light entity may suddenly fall into darkness. Or, someone who was thought to be darkness may become a light entity. Such things can happen normally.

In reality, in such fluctuating hierarchies, individuals experience conflict, and there is a tendency to protect the light within themselves or to embrace the darkness. However, this is often just resistance or attachment from the ego. At that time, spiritual people tend to "let go of the conflict in order to be a light entity." Many people have been taught and imprinted with the idea of "letting go of conflict" in spirituality and New Age, and as a result, they are stumbling because they are letting go of any and every conflict, and cannot move forward.

The problems (and conflicts) that should be thought about by oneself should not be let go. This is the pitfall. Many people have doubts about the truth of the battle between good and evil. However, many people are letting go of the conflict before even considering the root cause, due to the spiritual imprinting.

When conflict arises, it is a common pitfall for people involved in spirituality to think that they should simply let go of the conflict. While it is not a problem to let go of distractions and clear the mind through meditation, if the conflict stems from one's own values and fundamental beliefs, it is better to investigate the cause rather than simply letting it go. If this is left unattended, it can lead to a state of separation within oneself. It is appropriate to let go of values and conflicts imposed by others or those ingrained through marketing, but if there is a contradiction in one's own thinking, it is not enough to simply let it go; one should thoroughly investigate the cause. In this sense, when conflict arises, people often think that "the conflict can be let go," even if the conflict is caused by values. However, in the case of fundamental values, careful consideration is necessary.

Some people, when they hear such reasoning, might say, "No, I am engaged in activities to restore the balance of evil in the world." On the other hand, when hearing the same story from people on the opposing side, they often argue that the other person is a dark entity. They are both saying that they are the light and the other person is the darkness. This situation, where people with similar beliefs take opposing positions, is often due to being trapped in visible values such as good and evil, or values such as preservation and destruction, or creation. This can be said to be a lower level of perspective.

Engaging in activities based on the values of light or darkness, creation or destruction, or preservation, and based on good and evil, is based on one's own values. How one thinks about the surroundings becomes the motivation for action. Positioning one's light work as a counter to what one perceives as darkness in the surroundings, or having a sense of disgust or superiority towards the surroundings, can be the driving force behind one's light work. At this level, one is projecting one's own values onto the surroundings and fighting against that projected image. Psychologically, it is as if one is projecting one's own heart onto the surroundings and fighting against that projected image.

In this way, there is no redemption for a way of life or perspective that perceives values such as good and evil through opposing axes. This is because the original oneness includes both good and evil. However, people often arbitrarily interpret it as "oneness of only good."

When you ascend to a higher level, you come to understand that the balance between creation, maintenance, and destruction is the truth, and that the hierarchy of good and evil is separate from it. In reality, the universe moves towards balance on its own, even if individuals do not consciously do so. Therefore, the basic principle is to let it be. However, there are things that restore the balance when it is disrupted by human attachments. That is true goodness, and true goodness not only maintains but also creates and destroys. And true goodness governs the maintenance of the universe based on the underlying foundation of maintenance. This maintenance of the universe can be creation, maintenance, or destruction in appearance.

However, people often divide things into good and evil and cling to the illusion that they are on the side of light, the side of good, or the side of maintenance. And sometimes, this misunderstanding has a very great power. It can be said that the judgment of good and evil due to misunderstanding and lack of understanding is the driving force behind the history of this Earth. As long as people are misunderstanding, the battles will continue. Conversely, when these associations or organizations finally understand the true meaning, the foundation for the unification and peace of this Earth will be established.

If maintenance is considered good and destruction is considered evil, world peace will not be achieved. The root of this is human attachment. When more people detach from their attachments and perceive things as they are, conflicts will decrease, and the world will become peaceful. Although many people superficially understand this, when considering it from the level below, it becomes a biased view such as "detachment leads to goodness." That is not the case. Everything is equal. Creation, maintenance, and destruction are all equal, and that is the balance.

There are a certain number of people who understand world peace as fighting on the side of light. However, that is not the case. Even fighting on the side of light is ultimately based on attachment. The attachment to maintenance is what constitutes the existence of light.

Creation, maintenance, and destruction are all equally necessary, and balance is the truth of the universe. When you understand this, the "separation" between the existence of light and the existence of darkness is resolved, and the conflicts on Earth cease, bringing peace to Earth. In reality, even the mind of a "good" existence that fights for peace is also one of the factors that continues the conflicts on this Earth.

Even if it is sometimes necessary to directly stop conflicts, what is more important is the basic cognition and understanding of the people, and when those change, the world will become dramatically more peaceful.