There are various kinds of aliens, and the most sincere ones are those who respect the freedom of Earthlings and watch over them until the very end. They only help in cases of large-scale destruction on Earth, but otherwise, they are observers. There is a law of freedom in the universe, and the fate of a planet is entrusted to the people of that planet. There are exceptions, and in cases where a planet is reincarnated, there may be some involvement, but basically, the universe and the fate of a planet should be separate. The beings who understand this law and respect the people of a planet are the ones that Earthlings should be dealing with. However, in reality, there are aliens who contact Earthlings for various selfish purposes. For example, there are beings who have selfish reasons, such as wanting to merge and become a new existence. They hide their true intentions and engage in things like "healing" and other hidden activities, manipulating Earthlings as if they were in the palm of their hand, while pretending to be good people. And such aliens are often behind cults.
The truly wonderful beings, who respect the freedom and choices of Earthlings, actually don't intervene directly, don't help directly, and may seem cold on the surface. Even though Earthlings are still immature and engage in wars and conflicts, they patiently watch over them.
There are also beings who seem to be helping directly, but actually have ulterior motives. For example, as mentioned before, there are beings who aim to implant an aura under the guise of "healing" and then merge or consume it.
Sometimes, people give away something truly important in exchange for a direct effect (such as healing). Ultimately, this can lead to the loss of one's aura, or the merging or consumption of one's aura.
More fundamentally, being quickly helped deprives humans of the freedom of choice and the hope for the future that comes with it. Even though failure is a part of learning, repeatedly being helped leads to a reliance on others, and the freedom of choice is narrowed. While healing may eliminate worries, it is because the beings who are the source of that aura are emotionally poor and full of power. Humans are emotionally rich, so if they are given the aura of a being that is emotionally poor but has strong power, they may feel that their worries have disappeared and they are full of energy, but is that really the path that humans are seeking? Earthlings are supposed to live differently from aliens. Furthermore, is it truly happiness to be given an aura under the guise of "healing" and ultimately led to a fate of merging or being consumed? Even if one seems to have their worries eliminated through such "healing," the underlying problem has not been resolved. Rather, they become a state of being indifferent to emotions and worries, but having strong energy. That is the situation for some alien-related "healing" and aura-giving.
Which is more important: someone who directly helps you, but doesn't respect your freedom and choice, or someone who patiently guides you towards mental equality, even if they don't directly help you? The latter provides knowledge, and it is expected that humans will understand and act upon that knowledge. However, people tend to think that the former is wonderful. People often choose based on what is "effective." They choose to do healing or other practices because they are effective. And often, they forget the most basic principle of the universe: "freedom." This applies to relationships between people, and also to planets.
From the perspective of aliens, it is natural that humans are immature. However, beings that manipulate humans for their own purposes by telling them convenient lies (not the truth) and performing "healing" by merging auras are lacking in self-control. They may be full of energy, but they are direct and simple. There are even organizations that worship such beings as gods. In such cases, they may be directly working as the hands and feet of the aliens, aiming for the conquest of Earth (although they don't say it openly). This gives them power on Earth, proportional to the power of the aliens. When a cult says something strange, it is possible that aliens are whispering something appropriate behind the scenes. Since they are not considered equals, they are simply being taught something that sounds plausible. For example, the idea that "life is only once" is also like that. Indeed, if, as a result of repeatedly undergoing aura merging rituals called "healing," one's aura is completely taken by aliens after death and fused, and truly eaten, then life is only once, so it might not be a lie.
This is a very difficult area to understand. Morally or doctrinally, "equality" is something that humans living on Earth are taught, and it is also written in the doctrines of cults. However, it takes a certain amount of life experience to discern whether this is truly the case or whether it is actually the case. Even if you can't see through it, that's why you are involved in a cult. But because you can't see through it, you are being used by aliens with ulterior motives. Perhaps, without the experience of interacting with truly honest aliens, one cannot even understand what a truly equal and honest relationship is like. Therefore, it may be unavoidable. It is common for someone to pretend to be equal, but actually be different. The difference between humans and animals is that great, from the perspective of aliens, so they are somehow trying to cover it up.
On the other hand, there is a presence that watches over us, even though they are not directly involved. That is what a true extraterrestrial being would be, but in most cases, people do not notice such a presence.
This is why cults fail to understand explanations, as they repeat ego-driven resistance, claiming to know effective techniques or that they are not like that. Furthermore, those who point out these things are often told, "You still don't understand, you have ego resistance (that's why you can't understand us)."
- The real ego resistance comes from the cult members.
- The cult members themselves interpret the resistance of others who do not accept the cult or those who point it out as "ego resistance," claiming that the reason they cannot accept this story is because of their own ego resistance.
- Furthermore, cult members use a misunderstanding of spirituality as a shield, claiming that "interacting with someone means you have something in common," and they solidify their surroundings to create a similar foundation. The truth is that interacting with someone does not necessarily mean you are the same, but they try to obtain consent that interaction means sameness. If we say that, then everyone, including teachers, would be the same as children, and teachers and disciples would be the same. The truth is that interacting with someone does not necessarily mean you are the same.
When you interact with a cult, you get involved in such troublesome matters. In the first place, it is better to ignore these stories of cults, but when you are involved in spirituality, you may encounter organizations that appear to be spiritual but are actually cults, and organizations that emphasize power are particularly prone to falling into these traps.
It is better to avoid cults that only advertise positive things and to associate with modest and honest spiritual organizations. Even in that case, the laws of the universe, such as freedom and choice, apply to you, so independence and self-reliance are essential.