Sanctions against Russia! Considerations! Spiritual

 Sanctions against Russia! Considerations! Spiritual

Sanctions on Russia! A Consideration!
From a spiritual perspective, let me share some thoughts. Today, Prime Minister Kishida decided to forgo imposing sanctions on Russia’s fisheries sector.

The reason given was that Japanese fisheries trading with Russia could potentially go out of business if sanctions were imposed.

However, if this reasoning is accepted, then in the event of a conflict with China, when countries consider sanctions against China, the same logic could apply—that companies engaged in trade with China might go bankrupt, and therefore sanctions should not be imposed.

If a “Taiwan contingency” were to occur, then imposing sanctions on China would carry the same issue—that Japanese companies trading with China might collapse, and thus sanctions would not be applied. Would this not be the same reasoning?

The United States has implemented a policy of completely banning imports from Russia in the fisheries sector. Japan’s actions run contrary to this, and it could be seen as creating a card for the U.S. not to defend Japan.

For the Japanese government, this also reveals their stance of judging the Russia–Ukraine conflict as a distant matter, not directly relevant to Japan.

The Kishida Cabinet, with the House of Councillors election coming up this year, appears to be trying to minimize any potential damage as much as possible.

The inability of the Kishida Cabinet to make major decisions raises concerns about whether they will be capable of responding effectively to any major event in the future.

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Sanctions on Russia – A Consideration: From the perspective of “soul growth” and “spirituality,” this stance also becomes visible.

As I have mentioned many times in this blog, the growth of knowledge consists of individual “awakenings” in knowledge, and the growth of the heart, which is the “growth of spiritual character,” also consists of individual “awakenings” from within the heart.

When one’s “spiritual character” is elevated, their presence grows in a spiritual sense, their creative power to fulfill the hearts of others also increases, and with more “awakenings” of the heart, their perspective on things naturally broadens. This is not a difficult concept—it simply means becoming a “spiritual adult.”

On the other hand, when one’s “spiritual character” is low, their presence is weak in a spiritual sense, and they tend to prioritize “wanting their own heart to be fulfilled rather than fulfilling the hearts of others.” With fewer “awakenings” of the heart, their perspective on things becomes narrower. This too is not a difficult concept—it simply means being a “spiritual child.”

Looking at Japan’s sanctions on Russia being lighter compared to other countries, one can see the posture of prioritizing economic activity, of “wanting one’s own heart to be fulfilled rather than fulfilling the hearts of others,” which reflects the stance of “low spiritual character.”

By that logic, the spread of AI, which takes away jobs, could also be banned—and the reasoning would be no different.

When “spiritual character” is low, one’s perspective tends to narrow, and therefore the ability to think ahead into the future also becomes weak.

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Sanctions on Russia – Future Implications: From a “spiritual” perspective, one can foresee negative developments.

In spirituality, it is said that the overall quality of the Earth’s energy is shifting from a state of “male-dominant energy” toward “female-dominant energy.”

This is not a sudden change, like flipping a black-and-white switch, but rather a gradual transformation, much like the relationship between the sun and the moon. It is a force that influences the entire Earth, regardless of gender.

The “female-dominant energy” is still only in its early stages. The emotional energy of the young feminine heart often manifests as “contradictory energies” such as joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure, which easily surface in society as “polarization,” “inconsistencies,” “policies that change with the wind,” and waves of fluctuation.

Men tend to “suppress and control” emotional energy, which makes the mind and body rigid. Women, on the other hand, tend to “release and control” emotional energy outward, which makes the mind and body more flexible.

In terms of change, flexibility allows for greater adaptability than rigidity. Thus, the age of “female-dominant energy” marks the beginning of an “era of rapid transformation.”

“Male-dominant energy” tends to place value on material things, whereas “female-dominant energy” tends to place value on the heart and emotions.

Since economic activity is largely rooted in the value system of “male-dominant energy,” it is likely that this value system will weaken in the future. This, in turn, suggests that Japan’s leniency in imposing sanctions on Russia could bring negative consequences to its economy.