Women who want to be loved! Spirituality

 Women who want to be loved! Spirituality

Regarding women who desire to be loved, from a spiritual perspective, it is possible that the number of women who subconsciously wish to be loved is increasing.

Spiritualist Hiroyuki Ehara advises women who want to be loved to love others, but from a spiritual viewpoint, this is not a simple matter.

First, consider the difference between male and female psychology: men tend to want to be aware of others rather than to be the focus of attention, while women tend to want to be noticed rather than to notice. Ideally, these opposing tendencies act like magnets, naturally drawing different sexes together.

Men, fundamentally, tend to focus on their hobbies and work as well as women, and their awareness is more attuned to the visible, tangible reality.

Women tend to have a stronger desire than men to enhance their own “value” in order to be noticed, and their awareness of their own heart—the part of themselves that is perceived—also becomes more heightened.

This relates to matters of the heart in romantic contexts, and such tendencies are often directed toward women, which may help in understanding and empathizing with their perspective.

In other words, women who desire to be loved are those whose hearts seek recognition as valuable women.

It should be noted that this “love” is not the typical romantic love of being attracted to someone; rather, it is a spiritual strength—the inner drive to support others through thought and action.

Many Japanese people mistakenly equate “love” solely with romantic affection, and many misunderstand its deeper meaning. For this reason, some may view the spiritual interpretation of love in a negative light.

Women who want to be loved, “low spiritual level,” “spiritual”

Women who desire to be loved can be seen, from a spiritual perspective, as having lower spiritual rank.

“Soul growth,” as discussed repeatedly on this blog, refers to the accumulation of individual insights in knowledge, and similarly, spiritual growth (the growth of one’s spirit) consists of individual insights of the heart.

When a person’s spiritual rank increases, their existence power grows in a spiritual sense, their ability to fulfill others’ hearts and their creative power increases, and the more insights they have, the broader their perspective becomes. This is not a complicated concept—it essentially describes becoming a spiritually mature adult.

Conversely, having a low spiritual rank means one’s existence power is weak in a spiritual sense, tending to prioritize one’s own heart over fulfilling others’ hearts, and with fewer insights of the heart, one’s perspective tends to be narrower. This, too, is not complex; it reflects being spiritually immature or childlike.

Women who desire to be loved often have a passive mindset, which can also reflect the feelings of those with low spiritual rank.

In today’s society, with strong awareness of gender equality, men may find it difficult to perceive women’s desire to be recognized and appreciated. As a result, feelings of being unfulfilled may grow, and the number of women who desire to be loved may be increasing.

Women who want to be loved inevitably become “spiritual.”

Women who desire to be loved can be understood, from a spiritual perspective, as part of an inevitable process.

In spirituality, it is said that the overall energy on Earth is gradually shifting from male-dominant energy to female-dominant energy.

This shift is not abrupt like a simple on/off switch; rather, it progresses slowly, like the relationship between the sun and the moon, and it influences the entire Earth regardless of gender.

The female-dominant energy is still in its early stages. The mental energy of young women tends to display contrasting emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and pleasure, which can manifest socially as polarization, contradictions, sudden changes in decisions, or wave-like patterns.

Men tend to restrain and control their mental energy, making their body and mind more rigid, whereas women tend to express and release their mental energy, making their body and mind more flexible.

Change occurs more easily in flexible states than in rigid ones, so the current era, influenced by female-dominant energy, marks the beginning of a rapidly changing period.

In the era of male-dominant energy, male superiority shaped social values, and women often found fulfillment in being recognized and loved by men of high value.

With the rise of female-dominant energy, women’s values are increasing, and, relatively, the perceived value of men has declined. As a result, the experience of being loved by men of higher value than oneself has weakened.

Because female-dominant energy also heightens emotional sensitivity, it naturally explains why the number of women who desire to be loved may be increasing.