What are the characteristics of people who can survive in this era?

 What are the characteristics of people who can survive in this era?

Spiritual Perspective on the Traits of People Who Survive Their Era

Recently, there was news of two celebrities who tragically took their own lives. These two individuals exhibited traits of people who could not survive the changing times, and it is possible that many others share similar tendencies.

Currently, the world is undergoing significant changes, such as the impact of COVID-19 and President Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. These circumstances have created a situation where many people, unable to adapt to the times, have felt compelled to end their lives.

From a spiritual perspective, it is said that the overall energy of the Earth is gradually shifting from a male-dominated energy to a female-dominated energy.

This shift is not like a black-and-white switch; it does not occur suddenly. Instead, it is a gradual process, similar to the relationship between the Sun and the Moon, affecting all people regardless of gender on a global scale.

What are the characteristics of people who can survive in this era?

The shift toward female-dominant energy is still in its early stages. The emotional energy of young women tends to express opposing feelings such as joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness. This can manifest in society as polarization, contradictions, sudden policy changes, and waves of social fluctuation.

Men tend to suppress and control their emotional energy, making both mind and body more rigid. Women, on the other hand, tend to release and express their emotional energy outwardly, which makes both mind and body more flexible.

Change occurs more easily in flexibility than in rigidity. Therefore, we are entering an era of intense change driven by female-dominant energy.

Male-dominant energy tends to seek value in visible, material things, whereas female-dominant energy tends to seek value in the invisible, in the heart and mind.

In other words, people bound by the value system of male-dominant energy are more likely to be left behind by the times, while those attuned to female-dominant energy are more likely to survive and thrive in this era.

Male-dominant energy tends to place value on existing knowledge and expectations, whereas female-dominant energy places value on unknown knowledge and the unexpected.

Currently, due to the impact of COVID-19, some comments on platforms like Yahoo! News urge a quick return to the traditional economy. This is understandable for those lacking spiritual knowledge, but it may also reflect an attachment to male-dominant values—a mindset that risks being left behind by the times.

History shows that society has developed through cycles of stability and change. Those overly attached to stability may be swept away by the waves of change. Japan’s economy, in particular, shows signs of decline, and some business leaders are strongly inclined toward maintaining stability.

A British scholar has warned that Japan may decline if current trends continue. He noted that Britain’s decline was caused by clinging to prosperous values, seeking stability, and failing to initiate change. Japan’s situation may be similar, raising the possibility that some people will be left behind by the times.

However, there are also Japanese business leaders and CEOs who value spiritual perspectives. This means Japan’s decline is not inevitable, and hope remains for those who can adapt and survive in this era.

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