People who don't feel guilty! Spiritual

 People who don't feel guilty! Spiritual

“People Who Don’t Feel Guilt!” From a spiritual perspective, it may be that nowadays, people who do not feel guilt are becoming more common.

Here, I would like to discuss, in a more detailed sense, people who do not feel guilt.

When we hear about someone who doesn’t feel guilt, we might think they are unusual or incomprehensible.

However, consider acts such as eating meat or killing mosquitoes. Most people carry out these actions without feeling guilt, don’t they?

This may seem natural or obvious, but even with pets like pigs that are raised lovingly yet eventually eaten, there are debates and differing opinions. How do you feel about that?

The difference between feeling guilt and not feeling it is connected to love and attachment. When something becomes a part of your own soul through a relationship or connection, harming it can cause damage to your soul, which makes you more likely to feel guilt.

Although this primarily applies to life, it can also apply to anything that becomes part of your soul.

For example, take a smartphone that you carry with you constantly. If you were to lose it, most people would experience a significant shock or emotional pain, wouldn’t they?

Guilt works in a similar way. For things that do not affect your soul when harmed, people tend to show up as those who do not feel guilt.

People who don't feel “guilt,” “spiritual growth,” and “spirituality”

People who do not feel guilt can also be understood from the perspective of soul growth and spirituality.

As discussed repeatedly in this blog, soul growth occurs through each individual “awareness” that builds knowledge, just as the growth of the heart and spirit—referred to as spiritual development—occurs through each awareness from the heart.

When one’s spiritual level is high, their existential presence strengthens spiritually, their creativity to fulfill others’ hearts increases, and the more “awareness” they have, the broader their perspective on things becomes. This is not a difficult concept—it simply reflects becoming spiritually mature.

Conversely, when one’s spiritual level is low, their existential presence is weak, they tend to prioritize satisfying their own heart over fulfilling the hearts of others, and the fewer “awarenesses” they have, the narrower their perspective on life becomes. This reflects being spiritually childlike.

In other words, a person with low spiritual development has a weaker sense of self and fewer points of awareness in the heart, so their soul is less affected when harmed. This makes it more likely for them to appear as someone who does not feel guilt.

Although not absolute, people who did not receive parental love tend to have lower spiritual development and are more likely to not feel guilt when harming others.

On the other hand, those whose sense of self was denied by their parents may also feel that denying others is not wrong, which can likewise manifest as a lack of guilt.

People who don't feel “guilt,” “feminine superior energy,” and “spirituality”

The topic of people who do not feel guilt can also be considered in the context of female-dominant energy and spirituality.

From a spiritual perspective, the overall energy of the Earth is gradually shifting from male-dominant energy to female-dominant energy. This shift is not sudden like a black-and-white switch, but gradual, similar to the relationship between the sun and the moon, affecting the entire planet regardless of gender.

The female-dominant energy is still in its early stages. Young women’s mental energy tends to display opposing emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure. This can manifest in society as polarization, contradictions, frequent changes in rules, and wave-like fluctuations.

Men tend to restrain and control their mental energy, making both mind and body rigid, while women tend to express and release their mental energy, making mind and body more flexible. Change is easier in a flexible state than a rigid one, and thus, the era of female-dominant energy marks the beginning of a time of rapid societal change.

Male-dominant energy tends to place value on the visible, material world, whereas female-dominant energy tends to place value on the invisible, emotional world.

In other words, although not true for everyone, people whose consciousness is strongly aligned with male-dominant values tend to have weaker awareness of the heart, exhibit lower spiritual development, and are more likely to appear as people who do not feel guilt.

For example, during the pandemic last year, despite the state of emergency declaration, many people lined up at pachinko parlors, ignoring the rules. These individuals can also be seen as people who do not feel guilt, and potentially, there are more of them than commonly assumed.