The difference between people who are psychic and those who aren't! Spiritual

 The difference between people who are psychic and those who aren't! Spiritual

The difference between people who have spiritual sensitivity (“reikan”) and those who do not can also be viewed from a spiritual perspective. Nowadays, there seems to be a certain way of thinking about “reikan.”

The difference between those with and without spiritual sensitivity—personally, I tend to have a somewhat stronger “reikan” than the average person. This is not absolute, but I believe this tendency exists.

The psychic Hiroyuki Ehara has said that everyone possesses some degree of spiritual sensitivity, and the differences are simply in sensitivity levels.

Even when hearing such explanations, people who believe they have no spiritual sensitivity may not be able to experience it directly. Not knowing what constitutes “reikan” makes it natural for them to think they lack it.

Also, on sources like Wikipedia, “reikan” is often described as a special ability, so it is understandable that people might think they lack it.

In reality, spiritual sensitivity (reikan) exists in everyone. Ghosts have a mind, higher-dimensional beings have a mind, and humans have a mind—it is the ability to sense the heart or consciousness.

There is a concept that all human hearts are interconnected, and beyond that lies the spiritual world, which connects to the world of the heart.

For example, when shaking hands with someone, you might sense their unique personal aura. This is a small manifestation of reikan, the ability to feel the heart.

Personally, my parents were sculptors, and from a young age, I tended to value original, self-expressive work. I felt resistance to simply copying others, although many classmates often imitated what others did.

I feel that this difference—valuing one’s own expression versus imitating others—was one way in which the difference between those with and without reikan manifested.

The difference between people who have “psychic abilities” and those who don't, the difference between the “left brain” and the “right brain,” and “spirituality.”

The difference between people with and without spiritual sensitivity (reikan) can also be seen through the lens of the left brain and right brain, from a spiritual perspective.

The left brain excels at structuring language, logical reasoning, calculation, and comparison. It tends to focus on the perception of the visible, physical world, functioning more in a “scientific” or analytical manner.

The right brain, on the other hand, excels at recognizing rhythms in music, visual images, intuition, and overall atmospheres. It tends to focus on the ability to sense the invisible heart or mind, functioning more in a “humanities” or artistic manner.

Ideally, balance between the two is desirable, but humans naturally seek value, so imbalances often appear, leading to differences in thought processes and values.

In Japanese education, there is a strong emphasis on acquiring knowledge, while awareness of each individual insight from the heart tends to be weaker.

When I was in elementary school—and possibly into middle school—I had classmates who believed that scoring high marks was the only measure of their “existence’s value.”

They focused only on intellectual understanding, sometimes looked down on others, and in retrospect, seemed to lack spiritual sensitivity to feel the hearts of others.

From the start, Japanese education places value only on visible knowledge and skills, so it is understandable that some people might appear to lack reikan or spiritual sensitivity.

The difference between people who have “psychic abilities” and those who don't, “feminine energy,” and “spirituality”

The difference between people with and without spiritual sensitivity (reikan) may have been inevitable when viewed from the perspective of feminine-dominant energy and spirituality.

According to spiritual teachings, the overall energy of the Earth is gradually shifting from male-dominant energy to female-dominant energy.

This shift is not like flipping a black-and-white switch; rather, it occurs gradually, like the relationship between the sun and the moon, influencing the entire planet regardless of gender.

Female-dominant energy is still in its early stages, and the mental energy of young women often contains opposing forces, such as joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure. This can manifest in society as polarization, contradictions, and frequent policy reversals.

Men tend to suppress and control their mental energy, which can make both mind and body rigid, whereas women tend to express and release their mental energy, making mind and body more flexible.

Changes happen more easily in flexibility than rigidity, so the current era marks the beginning of a time of rapid change driven by female-dominant energy.

Male-dominant energy tends to value visible, material things, while female-dominant energy tends to value the invisible world of the heart.

Thus, in the past, many people were influenced by male-dominant values, which made their awareness of the heart weaker, and their spiritual sensitivity (reikan) less developed. From a spiritual perspective, this was somewhat inevitable.

In the coming era, driven by female-dominant energy, more people may naturally perceive the heart through reikan, and those who deny spiritual sensitivity may become a minority.