Recently, it might be called a "jutsu" (technique).

This kind of attack technique has existed since ancient times, and it has been called various things, such as "curse" or "magic power." However, even if the person doesn't intend to, the technique can be activated unconsciously. If you curse someone, that is a technique. Therefore, anyone who has felt anger or hatred towards someone has, to some extent, used a technique. However, for people with low abilities, it doesn't work as effectively. Sometimes, it works unexpectedly, and in that case, the curse firmly affects the other person, causing them to suffer from trauma. For the person who cast the curse, it might feel like a satisfying revenge, but for the person who is cursed, it is a nuisance.

For example, it is common to cast a curse to eliminate a rival in love. In that case, a curse that reacts to a certain thought and evokes unpleasant images might be cast. Even if the person doesn't intend to, curses often work in that way. Curses that react to specific emotions are essentially the emotions of the person casting the curse. The psychological state of the person who casts the curse is such that, when certain conditions are met, they become enraged, and that "separated" aura attaches to the other person, causing the same kind of conditions to trigger anger. In recent terms, it becomes a technique that causes anger to be triggered under specific conditions, and it activates in the other person. For the person who is cursed, it becomes a trauma. However, the root cause is that someone hated and tried to exclude you, which is why the curse, as a technique, is cast. For people who are easily enraged, it is relatively easy to cast a curse. If you have a strong feeling of anger towards the other person and rapidly send thought waves, that becomes a curse. You explode with anger within yourself and send it to the other person. It flies out when you yell at the other person, and even if you don't yell, the feeling alone is enough to cast a curse.

On the other hand, it is very difficult for people who don't get angry easily to cast a curse. This is naturally true because, theoretically, you cannot cast a curse unless you hate the other person enough to create a conditioned response. Therefore, people who don't get angry easily cannot curse the other person.

There are long-held spiritual beliefs about curses, such as "curses return to the sender" or "those who cast curses will be cursed themselves." However, if you think about it logically, this is inevitable. In order to curse someone, you must be consumed by anger. Therefore, even if you curse someone, you can only send a small portion of that anger to the target. The remaining anger remains within you, and if you don't deal with that anger, it will manifest as a curse that returns to you, ultimately leading to your own demise.

Of course, in these situations, the person who casts the curse is at fault, and the person who is cursed and suffers trauma should not feel guilty.

■ If the trauma is caused by a curse, the cause is not within oneself.

When someone is cursed, a mass of cursed energy is sent and attaches to the surface of the other person's aura. The cursed ritual attaches itself like it's being sucked onto a slightly distant location from the body, and it reproduces the thoughts of the person who cast the curse in synchronization with the thoughts of the cursed person. The trigger for its activation is the same thought that triggered the curse when the person cast it. Therefore, if the person who cast the curse felt anger or hatred towards a specific situation, the same hatred will be reproduced as trauma through the same trigger.

Therefore, if a trauma is caused by a curse, the thoughts associated with that trauma are not caused by the person themselves, but are the responsibility of someone else. The person who cast the curse experiences unpleasant feelings, and that feeling is reproduced as a thought wave. The person who is cursed and suffers trauma is the victim.

However, this understanding is not widely known. For example, a common scenario is when someone curses a romantic rival. In this case, the person who cast the curse eliminates the rival and obtains a beautiful or handsome partner, while the person who is cursed suffers and experiences trauma, leading to mental abnormalities.

I have observed several marriages, and I have noticed that in cases where a seemingly "good-natured" person gets married, there are instances where the marriage partner has cursed and eliminated a rival. However, the "good-natured" person is often unaware of this and believes that the marriage partner is a "very good person." I was curious about why this is so common, so I observed it a little. In such cases, it seems that the rival is cursed, but the marriage partner is loved, so they are considered a "good person." There is a limited amount of love for that person. Even so, the "seemingly good person" has cursed or eliminated a rival, so they are not actually a good person. However, the "good-natured" person is often unaware of this. Further observation reveals that the "good-natured" people that I thought were good actually have a relatively shallow mindset, such as "it's okay if it's comfortable for me." Therefore, it seems that people with narrow perspectives are actually getting married. This type of curse is often cast by only one person, so it seems that there are cases where one person is relatively pure but has a narrow perspective, while the other person curses rivals and loves only that person. Pure people often do not have a broad perspective. Even though they are considered pure, they can be quite selfish, and even though they seem docile, they can become angry and hysterical. It seems that even if they appear pure, people with similar mindsets are actually getting married. Alternatively, there are also intelligent people who understand everything and choose to live with someone who is not particularly dangerous to them, for the sake of securing housing and ensuring safety in daily life. And, there are cases where people curse and eliminate rivals to obtain a beautiful or handsome partner.

However, regardless of the reason, for the person being cursed, it's a troublesome situation. The way to deal with it varies from person to person, but some people persistently attack. In such cases, if there are attackers nearby, it's a good idea to simply avoid them altogether. I tend to do that. Therefore, there are cases where, when there are troublesome people nearby, even good people may become reluctant and distance themselves from the entire group.

So, if you want to maintain good relationships with those around you, it's important to avoid troublesome people in the first place, and it seems necessary to organize your relationships with the people around you.

As a supplement, people in spiritual circles often talk about the concept of responsibility, saying things like, "Since there is no distinction between oneself and others, everything is something you have attracted," and end up experiencing the curse. While that may be true in the ultimate sense, in this reality, there is a distinction between oneself and others, so if you constantly take on the curses of others, you won't be able to live your own life. Moreover, if you believe in such things, even if you return the curse you received to the person, it doesn't change anything because "there is no distinction between oneself and others." Since the way you handle the curse is the same either way, there is no problem with returning the curse to the person. This kind of talk about "there is no distinction between oneself and others" is often used as an excuse for self-justification or as a pretext for pushing troublesome matters onto others. Therefore, you should not fall for such sophistry and should deal with curses properly. There is what is called "Pralabdha Karma" (karma that continues once it is activated), so the law of attraction does exist, but it doesn't mean that you have to constantly enjoy it.

■Trauma from curses from others causes "misunderstandings" in "perspective" and "direction" for oneself.

In my case, I live my life without much awareness, and I tend to be cheerful and smile a lot, so especially when I was young, whenever I saw a woman of the same age, she would see my bright smile and misunderstand that "she (the woman) is liked by me." However, for me, I am simply happy every day and smiling, so it was just a coincidence that I was looking in that direction, and I didn't even realize it. However, because women misunderstand like that, there were frequent cases where a man who liked that woman would arbitrarily see me as a rival and curse me. This is really a troublesome situation. I was unknowingly cursed and had my thoughts sent to me by people I didn't even know, and things like that would trigger trauma, which often happened when I was young, and it was difficult to find the cause and solve the problem.

I often experienced situations where I would unknowingly be cursed by someone I perceived as a rival, which led to various problems. As a result of these experiences, I developed what I believe to be a cursed trauma. When I carefully observed the thought patterns associated with this trauma, I noticed that the "pronouns" and "perspective" were often distorted. They were using pronouns from the perspective of the person who cast the curse, not from my own perspective. The perspective of the thought patterns associated with the trauma was incorrect.

This further confirms that the trauma was not created by "me," nor was it caused by "me." Furthermore, trauma is often triggered by seemingly meaningless things, and the content of the trauma is often something that the person experiencing it has no memory of.

For example, I am a male, but there is a curse that I believe was cast by a man who arbitrarily considered me a rival. The trigger for this curse is "me thinking about a female acquaintance from the past" combined with "an image of an environment similar to an exhibition." When the curse is triggered, the thought patterns that are emitted are "anger towards me and that woman" and "murderous intent towards me and that woman." It seems that the two were in a relationship, but the man became angry at me for the woman's feelings being directed towards me, and he also felt betrayed by the woman and had murderous intent towards her. The "pronouns" used in the thought patterns were not the ones I would normally use when referring to that woman, and they were also different from the way I normally use pronouns with other people. This helped me understand that the cause of the thought patterns was not "me." More specifically, the thought patterns revealed that the man who cursed me was likely in a deep relationship with that woman (probably an ongoing one) and that he trusted her greatly. However, she betrayed that trust by developing feelings for me, which is why the curse contained a mixture of feelings of betrayal and murderous intent, along with a twisted murderous intent such as "I don't want that, I don't want that, I don't want that, (that woman who betrayed me) die, die, die, I hate that woman, I hate that woman, I hate that woman. I'd rather kill her than be hated." However, I have no memory of any of this, so I was suddenly cursed with something I didn't understand, and the trauma was triggered as a curse, causing a sudden state of mental distress. I struggled with this a lot in the past. Even now, I occasionally have flashbacks, which is a testament to how deeply rooted curses can affect people for a long time.

Therefore, I hate "men who are jealous" who easily curse others. It's a nuisance. Honestly, I don't want to be cursed by someone without even knowing it. Moreover, I don't really understand the feeling of cursing others, and I don't know how someone can deeply curse others, nor do I want to know. However, even so, there are situations where I have to deal with someone who is arbitrarily cursing me.

Another example is that it again involves relationships between men and women. There was a slight misunderstanding about me, and the thought of "die" directed at me came directly and remained as resentment, becoming a trauma for me. In this case, if you observe the trauma, the "perspective" is the resentment "directed at me." You might think that's natural because it's a trauma, but it is important to carefully observe and identify this "perspective" to determine who created the resentment in the first place. When it comes to dealing with trauma, it often involves simply healing or accepting it, but in reality, the cause may not be with oneself. There have been times when I did things that could be considered worthy of being cursed, but the person who directly performed the act of cursing is the other person, so the problem is with the other person. The person who is cursed can be considered a victim or a sacrifice in a sense.

These curses and traumas have a direction. As a direction of thought, there is a direction of where the curse energy is flowing from and to. However, when a trauma emerges, it is often just painful, and one may lose consciousness or become unconscious, and there are many things that one does not want to remember. Therefore, it is difficult to immediately understand the direction, but gradually, by identifying the direction when it weakens, one can understand that "this is not something I created."

Especially for people who are spiritually sensitive, this kind of sensitivity is strong, and even minor curses and traumas can be strongly perceived. Therefore, they are often more strongly affected by curses and traumas than others. Furthermore, because there is a lack of understanding of curses and traumas, people tend to treat them as their own problems, saying things like "trauma must be dealt with" or "trauma is the inner child and must be healed." However, in reality, most of those traumas are not caused by oneself.

However, I spent my childhood not really knowing what anger was, so perhaps things are different for other people. In my case, when I explored the causes of my various traumas through meditation, I felt that almost all of them were traumas caused by curses from others.

Traumas can be connected to events in past lives, and I am a young soul who has reincarnated twice since becoming a spirit. The group soul contains various souls with different experiences, and one of the purposes of my current life is to resolve the karma that the group soul has accumulated, so I sometimes recall traumas related to those past events. My invisible guides told me, "Don't worry about it because it's not a trauma caused by you," or "You don't need to take that much responsibility now." This also meant that it was not a curse-induced trauma created by the spirit of the group soul. However, even though I was told that, my perception became distorted over time, and I eventually interpreted it as, "It's a trauma created by the spirit of the group soul in each of their past lives, so don't worry about it, and therefore, you don't need to take that much responsibility now." I had deviated from the original understanding and misinterpreted it due to distorted perception. In reality, it is a trauma caused by the spirit receiving a curse from someone else. It is better to understand it correctly. Instead of viewing it as a dichotomy of the current self and the spirit of the past, it should be viewed as a dichotomy of the current self (or the self equivalent to the spirit at that time) and the curse-giver who created the curse at that time. From a perspective, the curse was not created by the current self or the spirit of the past. The spirit of the group soul was fulfilling its mission in that life. However, whenever people try to change the world, vested interests and resistance forces emerge, and they engage in harassment and attacks for their own benefit, which is the same in every era. Some of these attacks include cursed thought waves, and the strongly cursed resentment remained as a trauma. I have long wondered why I have such traumas that I know nothing about. However, if you understand what curses and traumas are, you don't need to worry too much about the cause, but you can deal with them.

This area requires a thorough understanding of the direction of thought waves; otherwise, it's easy to fall into a simplistic discussion of whether it's "comfortable" or not. If you fall into a simplistic discussion, you won't be able to analyze the cause of the curse.

In addition to this type of analysis, there is also a discussion of raising vibrations, strengthening the aura, and preventing curses from affecting you. However, these are relatively like two wheels of a carriage; simply raising vibrations or strengthening the aura is not enough. At the same time, it is necessary to increase the sensitivity to vibrations that allows you to identify the cause.

■Various methods for dealing with the trauma of a curse.

Once you understand this, you will be troubled by the curse while it is active. However, once you know it's a curse, it's best to weaken or eventually remove it. There are various ways to remove a curse, but it is difficult to express in words. If you can grasp it, you can remove it by plucking it out. In cases where it is cleverly hidden and embedded in an invisible space, you need to focus your consciousness on that space for a long time (through meditation, etc.) to reveal its true nature.

For example, I once had a curse embedded in the area slightly in front of and above my right shoulder, which was causing trauma. It was a curse that was transparent and difficult to grasp with an image. By continuously focusing my consciousness on that space during meditation or when I was calm, I eventually saw something like unreadable vertical writing on a paper-like stone tablet. This kind of thing is difficult to remove completely at once, but once you can see it, you can deal with it, so I was able to significantly reduce the trauma.

Sometimes, the trauma is embedded in a place like the other side of another space. When I focused my consciousness on the aura around my shoulder, the curse seemed to materialize, but it was actually connected to the other side of another space, like a bulb embedded in it, or like a cluster of pimples. When I pulled it out firmly, the tension in my shoulder suddenly disappeared. It seems that trauma is often linked to physical tension, so exploring from that perspective might be helpful.

Alternatively, by firmly deciding with your will, "I will not be defeated by this kind of curse trauma," you can engage in a power struggle with the curse. Even if the curse is stronger at first, humans are stronger in terms of willpower. By repeatedly resisting even while experiencing trauma, you can overcome the trauma.

However, all of these take time, so I think it's necessary to deal with them little by little. If you try to deal with everything suddenly, you may not be able to handle it mentally, so it's important to deal with them little by little.

The key to dealing with these kinds of issues is to "push them away." It's important to "push" or "pull" the curse that is causing trauma away from your body, and to do that, you need to maintain a strong will and feeling, and take a specific "action" to "push" the trauma outward without "giving in" to it. This action involves imagining and intending to move your aura or aura arms in your mind. Because the image is strongly linked to the shape of the aura, if you push it away with the image of the aura, the trauma will actually be pulled away to the outside, and if you imagine pulling it with the aura's hand, the trauma (the cursed aura that is clinging to it) will actually be pulled away.

Also, it is effective to combine this with a method of intentionally recalling the painful images that come to mind during the trauma, even when the trauma is not present, to build resistance to the trauma. Alternatively, using a tantric method, you can "transform" those painful images into something else. Specifically, after intentionally creating the painful image in your mind, you imagine it as a comical or very enjoyable scene, like a gag or a comic. It may be difficult at first, but by doing this, the trauma will transform into a gag or a pleasant energy, and the trauma will decrease.

As a method of transformation, it is also effective to fix it as something like a "seed" and then remove it. By "materializing" it into a seed or some other image, you can then deal with it. If it is not materialized, it is difficult to deal with it in a vague state. However, if you meditate and observe the part of your aura where the trauma occurs, the cause will become materialized. After that, you can remove the materialized object, whether it is a seed or something else, or you can create an image of "fire" and burn it.

These methods are not mutually exclusive, and I think it is best to use them in combination.

Furthermore, by continuing meditation to increase concentration and observation skills, and by using energy such as Kundalini to sublimate it, it is possible to resolve a significant portion of the trauma. However, even in cases where strong curses remain, the above methods may be necessary depending on the situation.

The "oharai" and "kito" rituals at shrines have some effect as purification, but it depends on the location. While it might be okay to occasionally use them as part of keeping your surroundings clean in daily life, I don't think it's necessary to pay for them if you don't have the money.

I don't recommend relying on spirit mediums to exorcise spirits. It's okay to occasionally get advice, but exorcisms are usually useless. Moreover, the trauma associated with this kind of curse is something that should be dealt with by oneself. Relying on others means you're being taken advantage of, so it's best to avoid going to spirit mediums.

Also, even if you think it's a trauma, it's sometimes the spirits of friends and acquaintances who are watching over you that are expressing their feelings "in that moment." Your own past images, to which you react, can become materialized in the astral realm or appear like a remote viewing on television. Then, the spirits nearby who see the same image might react with "No!!!", "That's not okay!!!", or "What are you doing?", and those feelings can feel like a trauma to you. When you remember immoral past actions, evil thoughts, or actions that you don't approve of, the spirits of friends and acquaintances who are watching you might react with "That's not good!", and you might think of it as a trauma. In this case, you might try to address the trauma, but often there's nothing there. Instead of that, it's important to understand that the spirits of friends and acquaintances who are watching over you and trying to correct you are often past partners or relatives. You need to "explain" to them what was wrong and have them "understand" it. This is the same with living humans. There are various reasons, and sometimes they will understand if you explain it, but other times they might just be disgusted and leave. However, if you have a strong relationship built on trust in a past life, they probably won't abandon you easily. Beings in the afterlife can see almost everything about life on Earth (although the extent varies from person to person), but they only see what they want to see. Even if they don't want to see, when living humans remember the past through images, they often catch a glimpse of it, which is why they sometimes intervene.

In particular, former wives who have had a long relationship with someone may sometimes be very determined to correct their husbands, and they may try hard to "guide them in a good direction." Alternatively, they may simply watch over them with a friendly and cheerful attitude, and find it amusing to observe them, saying things like "Oh my." Some may be like meddling old ladies, cheerfully saying things like "Oh dear, what should we do? I think it's better to do it this way!" Because these are essentially living people, their relationships are like those of ordinary people, but in the afterlife, the timeline of relationships is very long, so they may be acquaintances from a very distant past. Also, in the afterlife, they maintain a youthful appearance, so everyone looks relatively young, but their experience and knowledge vary, and even those who look very young may have sharp insights. In the afterlife, they choose the appearance that they like, or if they are in a community, the appearance that is easily recognized by others. Therefore, their appearance may be significantly altered from their actual appearance on Earth, but even so, they retain the atmosphere of their living selves, so it is often possible to tell who they are based on their characteristics, and those characteristics are also passed on when they are reincarnated on Earth, so you can often sense who they are. Therefore, when someone like a former wife who has had a long relationship with you points something out, it is often quite insightful, but they are also very skilled at expressing themselves, and many of them are intelligent, so they tend to make pointed remarks that make you realize something on your own, rather than directly telling you. This may vary from person to person, but this is how it is in my case.

The following part is not a curse, but it is similar in terms of thought waves. The act of pointing something out is like a wave of thought, and sometimes it may be a harsh opinion, but if you accept it and correct it immediately, it will not leave a lasting traumatic effect. On the other hand, if you ignore the advice or become hostile, it may lead to a chain of thoughts that leave a lasting traumatic effect, but such curses are often received from others, and it seems that they do not necessarily become curses in close relationships.

Alternatively, there may be situations where you deal with traumatic experiences together with someone (or a spirit) who is nearby and watching over you. You can deal with it on your own, or you can deal with it together with someone you know, or with someone you have a long-standing relationship with (or a spirit).

■The trauma caused by curses can have effects that last until death, or even after death.

There are spiritual and meditation teachings that say, "Don't worry about or ignore extraneous thoughts." However, I personally believe that when it comes to trauma caused by curses, it's better not to ignore it and to take some kind of action.

This is because, in some cases, this type of cursed trauma can last until death, or even continue after death.

A person's curse is essentially an aura of hatred. The aura of such a curse is created when someone's curse is detached and attached to another person. It's best not to receive such a thing in the first place, but if you do receive it and don't deal with it, it can have a significant impact for a long time.

Some people seem to live their lives in vain, or pass on that trauma to the next life, or even further into the future. However, it is a basic principle that human thoughts weaken over time, so if you don't receive a new curse, the existing curse will gradually weaken.

You can wait for the curse to weaken, or, if you can, you can take action.
It is generally best to deal with this type of curse yourself, as it is difficult for others to do anything about it.

Even if you can't take action immediately, it is important to have the will to deal with it and resolve it over time.

If you don't, you may become a person who is constantly having their energy drained, like an energy vampire in the workplace.

There are sayings in the world like, "Be obedient" or "Be a good child." While these are essential for spiritual growth in a "safe environment," when adults in general society say the same thing, it is often a convenient excuse to drain energy or force others. This creates a relationship where people are made to be obedient, and their energy is constantly drained. In such cases, the person whose energy is being drained gradually loses their vitality, and at the same time, they are treated as a "dumpster" for trauma by others, leading to mental illness.

In reality, this world is a cruel place. People often live their daily lives without knowing about such things. They may be having their energy drained, but they think, "That's just the way it is," or they may be treated as a "dumpster" for trauma, but they don't realize it and continue to live their lives as if it were "just the way it is."

Not only that, but it will continue even after you go to the afterlife, and it will be carried over to the next life.

Being forced to have a curse-induced trauma implanted by someone is essentially a forced aura fusion, which means you end up taking on the other person's negative karma. To avoid this kind of danger, it's not only important to avoid associating with people you don't know well, but also to be able to deal with situations where you are unknowingly cursed and have your aura manipulated. If you can't deal with it, it might be a good idea to live in a secluded area, but that's not always possible these days. While schools and other places often say "Let's be friends with everyone," that's just a naive idea. If you're thinking about spiritual matters, the correct approach is "Choose who you befriend." However, from a spiritual perspective, the "law of vibration" applies, so people with different vibrations will gradually disappear from your sight. Therefore, you don't have to consciously think about being friendly; if you raise your own vibration, the problem of choosing who to associate with will often resolve itself naturally. And while avoiding new curse-induced traumas, you also need to deal with traumas you have already received.

When you are alive, you may be envied and cursed, resulting in trauma that is not your fault. And that can continue even into the afterlife.

As a result, in the current life, the trauma may be reproduced as a "memory of past lives." However, in such cases, it's important to carefully observe the perspective. You may see someone who is enraged, and it may seem like you are the one who is angry, but if you look closely, you can often sense the "direction" from which the resentment is being sent by the other person. In that case, you can understand that the trauma is not caused by you, but that in that moment in the past life, the other person caused it, and the resentment they sent to me at that time has remained as a trauma in the current life. Depending on the cause, if you believe you are not at fault, you are simply a victim. Therefore, you need to take some action, such as removing the mass of trauma or burning it with the image of fire.

■"Accept the trauma" in spirituality is unrealistic.

In the naive spiritual world, they often talk about dealing with trauma by saying things like "accept it" or "purify it with love." While there may be some truth to that if the trauma is something you created yourself, the vast majority of traumas that are prevalent in this world are curses planted by others, traumas that are not originally related to you. If such spiritual ideas become the norm, those who curse will be able to do whatever they want. On the other hand, if you curse the other person in return, as I mentioned earlier, curses tend to stay with you or come back. Therefore, the basic principle is "don't retaliate." Moreover, for people who don't understand what anger or hatred is and don't have those emotions themselves, the idea of hating someone is irrelevant. Therefore, there is no way to retaliate.

When you look deep inside yourself and there is no hatred or anger, but suddenly a trigger is activated and painful images or scary words come to mind, that is a characteristic of a curse. Therefore, while there are ways to deal with curses, the basic principle is not to return the curse. In fact, if you don't have anger or hatred in your own being, you wouldn't even be able to return a curse.

It might be okay to separate the aura of the curse from the other person and return it to them as your own aura. After all, it originally belonged to that person, so there is no particular problem. However, this requires some skill, and it is only possible if you have that skill. If you don't do it properly, you might end up losing your own aura as well, so I don't really recommend it.

Basically, I think you should follow the methods I wrote about before for dealing with the trauma of curses.

There are two main types of discussions about this. One is to genuinely deal with trauma, which is the essence of spirituality. To deal with your own trauma, the key is to "accept" and "increase love." That is true, but in today's society, people don't live in isolated places, but rather live in crowded environments. It is no longer an era where you can simply deal with your own internal conflicts.

The other type involves techniques, relationships with people, emotional aspects, skills, or using others as a "dumping ground" for your own trauma. This often distorts pure spiritual theories, taking only the convenient parts and using them to persuade others, with the intention of using them as tools. In reality, they push someone's trauma onto another person, either in the form of a curse or otherwise. The person who is being pushed the trauma onto doesn't realize that it is someone else's trauma, and they are told that they "need to accept" and deal with the curse or trauma, which is a very unfair thing. They use seemingly reasonable logic to convince people to do this, just so they can push their own trauma onto someone else and resolve it. There are groups, and even between countries, that promote such ideas, although they may not explicitly call themselves "spiritual." The people involved in spirituality often don't know anything about this, and most of them are not malicious. However, if you look at the logic, it is clearly wrong. This is consistent with the system that wants to make others slaves.

There are such strange sects and organizations, and in reality, the majority of the causes of trauma are not from oneself but from others. Therefore, it is better not to accept the phrase "accept the trauma," which is often said in spiritual contexts.

Perhaps, it might be interpreted favorably as meaning "accept the trauma (that you created)," in the sense of raising one's vibration. However, it seems that as other people heard it and conveniently interpreted and reused it, it has often been misinterpreted and used differently from its original meaning. What do you think? Spirituality is not all fun, and sometimes people who want to mentally enslave others come along and make convenient interpretations like this to create slave-like people, so it is necessary to be careful. People who want to create "trauma garbage" conveniently interpret such stories. Pure people may think "hmm, maybe," and believe that it is spirituality, and words become spirits, so if you say it so simply, it becomes accepting other people's trauma, which leads to the desired outcome. Even if you say similar words, it is better to use a clear and slightly longer phrase to express your understanding, such as "I do not accept ... because it is not mine. I accept ... because it is something I created in order to understand it," and use it in affirmations or similar practices.

Indeed, after taking some measures, purifying the aura of the remaining trauma by "accepting" it, "loving" it, or sublimating it with Kundalini energy is one method. It depends on the degree and the situation, and there is no absolute answer. Therefore, I don't think what is being said is necessarily wrong. If you try to interpret what is originally said favorably, you can interpret it however you want, but when you see people actually using such words, it seems to be used differently. First, there is a method of raising one's vibration and dealing with the remaining trauma to some extent. Or rather, that is actually the basic principle.

As a supplement, intense and sharp thought waves that resemble trauma can sometimes appear suddenly, regardless of any specific trigger. In such cases, there may be nothing you can do about thought waves that appear unexpectedly. When you are walking in the real world, you sometimes see people who seem a little strange wandering around and yelling at the people around them (this also depends on the region). Similarly, if you happen to catch thought waves of invisible floating spirits wandering around and yelling at the surroundings, it may feel like a curse or trauma. However, in reality, these are often temporary. Trauma is characterized by its repeated occurrence, but sometimes, transient and strong thought waves that resemble trauma can appear temporarily, just like trauma. Sometimes, thought waves related to completely different events appear suddenly, and they may appear without any warning, making it difficult to determine the cause. There are many such thought waves that appear unexpectedly but whose cause is unclear. Although I have written about various ways to deal with them, the methods are mainly for dealing with trauma that has "reproducibility." For thought waves that appear transiently and temporarily and have no reproducibility, the only way to deal with them is to raise your own vibration.

In reality, raising your own vibration is the basic approach, and the methods I have described are ways to deal with the remaining trauma effectively. However, since dealing with trauma often requires urgent action, it is not always possible to say that. Therefore, while dealing with trauma as much as possible, the basic approach is still to raise your own vibration.

In reality, although it is a bit blunt, ultimately, to properly deal with trauma, it is necessary to raise your own vibration. Even if you temporarily try some methods, from a long-term perspective, the only fundamental way to deal with it is to raise your own vibration.

Even if you are told this, it is difficult to raise your vibration quickly, and you may not understand what it means and feel lost. At most, the things that concern you are just a mountain in the distance. In such cases, instead of talking about the basic concept of raising your vibration, it is better to focus on dealing with the immediate trauma. Then, you can consider raising your vibration as a long-term goal.

■There are often cases where dealing with trauma is "lax."

Regarding curses and trauma, my unseen guide (what is commonly called a guardian spirit) says that, including ordinary people and those involved in spirituality, people generally "deal with it in a lax and lukewarm manner." They often say such things. While those involved in spirituality say things like "it's better not to retaliate," "love is important," and "acceptance is important," my unseen guide, who watches over me, says things like "whether you retaliate or not doesn't matter, so you should retaliate so that they won't curse you again."

The nature of curses and trauma, and the methods for dealing with them, have become increasingly clear through a step-by-step process. However, in addition to the methods for dealing with them in ordinary life, my unseen guide (spirit, or guardian spirit), who is no longer interested in those areas and has already overcome them, has a different perspective.

This is where a little explanation is needed, especially regarding the phrase "it's the same whether you retaliate or not." Ultimately, my unseen guide says that from the perspective of the vast universe, it doesn't matter whether you retaliate or not. The basic principle is the law of vibration, so you only see those with similar vibrations. Therefore, being cursed means that your vibrations are somewhat in sync. In that case, whether you retaliate or not, you will still be in the same vibrational realm. From a higher-dimensional perspective, such curses are trivial matters, so it's like saying, "do whatever you want." Furthermore, since it's the same either way, it's important to understand that if you are cursed, it means your vibrations have synchronized. You should then raise your own vibrations so that you no longer resonate with those lower-dimensional vibrations. Also, there is what is called "Prahlad Karma" in human terms (karma that continues once it has been activated). Therefore, regarding the karmic connections that have already been activated, it is essential to deal with them calmly and skillfully, without emotion, as a "job," to ensure that the other party no longer curses or approaches you. After dealing with it, it is important to completely forget about it and not leave any lingering traces.

My unseen guide often says that "curses and trauma are 'meaningless'." It is foolish to retaliate at the same level, and it is foolish to hate and curse each other. Therefore, when they say "it's the same whether you retaliate or not," it seems to mean that if you are dealing with it from a higher-dimensional vibrational perspective, then even if it appears rough and like an exclusion, it is acceptable because it is a higher-dimensional intervention. (There is also a story that if you try to rationalize it with logic, you risk justifying your actions, so it is not appropriate to use such phrases to justify things.) In reality, if it is truly a higher-dimensional intervention, then dealing with lower dimensions is not a problem. It seems to be saying, "Just bounce back those meaningless curses. Retaliate so that they can never attack you again."

In order to retaliate, a certain level of familiarity and skill is required, and in this type of story, the basic principle is to "return the curse as it is." Casting a curse on someone in retaliation would mean stooping to their level, so I don't do that. Since they are the ones who cast the curse on me, I simply mechanically catch the curse and send it back. Goodbye to curses.

However, this type of skill requires expertise, so if you don't understand it, it's probably better to deal with the trauma yourself. This invisible guide trained in Tibet and advanced to a level similar to ascension, but that region is not as safe as Japan, and there are various defensive and offensive techniques. However, I live in Japan, and I don't need to learn those things now. In fact, experiencing and understanding the suffering of ordinary people by being thoroughly victimized is also a form of learning, so I don't need to learn defensive or offensive techniques at this time. That may change in the future. Also, I'm not particularly interested in the mundane things of this world.

Currently, the side that casts the curse has a relatively advantageous position because the content of the curse is not well understood, and the person casting the curse is doing whatever they want. It's a really terrible situation. In this world, it's almost like "the one who curses wins." However, souls that curse others may not be welcomed by the group soul after death. The fate of such souls, rejected by their original group soul, is often sad, and they may become spirits, wandering souls, or vengeful spirits. Alternatively, they may become vampires that suck the life force out of other healthy souls to survive. In any case, souls that curse others are strange, and their fate is often sad.

Some people in the spiritual world tend to treat invisible beings as special and blindly follow whatever they say. However, ultimately, that's the same as being guided by someone in this earthly reality with a physical body. It's important to be grateful and respectful of the guidance given by the instructor, but it's different to blindly follow everything without thinking just because someone tells you to.

I have two guardian spirits watching over me. One is a Tibetan monk who has reached ascension, as mentioned above. The other is a princess from a kingdom in another world or a distant star. She is quite indifferent to the earthly realm and simply observes what happens. Both are humanoid. Invisible guides are essentially consciousnesses, and each has its own way of guiding. Guides can be humans or angels, but they are generally human or something similar, so you should treat them like living beings with a physical body. Therefore, if you are told that your approach is "too lenient," how you interpret and think about it is up to you.

In this kind of situation, you need to think for yourself based on what you are told, and ultimately make your own decisions. The basis for your decisions will be the inspiration that comes from deep within yourself.

There are various ways to deal with curses. According to the world standard, the basic approach is to retaliate thoroughly so that the person never curses you again. However, from the perspective of my soul lineage, I don't think such a straightforward approach is suitable. My guides tell me to deal with it strictly, and I often feel that my approach is too lenient. However, I don't simply do what I am told; I make my own judgments and deal with each situation in my own way. However, sometimes I feel that the guides are right after all. I may be a little too lenient.

In my understanding, the way of dealing with things differs between souls that originate from Earth and those that originate from the universe. People with Earth-based souls tend to be quite rough, and Earth-based people can consciously experience the emotion of "anger" and can use it to counter curses from others. On the other hand, people with souls from the universe may not know the emotion of "anger" at all, and therefore may not know how to resist or deflect curses from others through emotions, and may simply be at the mercy of them.

Therefore, for people with Earth-based souls, "anger" is something familiar, so it is important to "control your anger." For people with souls from the universe, they may not know the emotion of anger (at least initially), so they need to learn what anger is and learn how to intentionally express "emotions" in order to resist the curses of others.

People who are from Earth tend to be quite rough and their methods of dealing with things are strict. They might even reflect curses with their emotions, or even cast curses themselves. Therefore, they may not have as many problems with curses.
However, people who are from space seem to initially accept the curses of others and suffer, and then gradually learn how to deal with them.

Out of the two invisible guides I have, one is from the Tibetan lineage and is from Earth. This guide is quite rough and insists on thoroughly retaliating against curses. The other guide, whom I call "the princess," is from space and is generally calm. She seems to simply observe most things, including curses.
The "princess" mostly just observes, but occasionally offers strict opinions on things like the upbringing of women, so it seems her interests are different.

There is a saying that spiritual teachings for people from Earth often focus on calming emotions, like yoga. On the other hand, spiritual teachings for people from space tend to be more about living freely and happily, and liberating oneself, creating a brighter atmosphere. These are different directions.

In summary, the basic principle is to raise one's own vibration, but it is also important to deal with curses, especially those related to trauma. The basic method of dealing with curses is to extract the trauma from one's own aura. In the case of persistent curses, it may be necessary to deal with the other party, but even when dealing with them, it is important not to harm others. From a higher perspective, it is not a problem to return the curse, and in reality, from a cosmic perspective, there is not much difference between the two. Ultimately, the fundamental solution lies in raising one's own vibration.