人の価値観が変わる時代が到来する

The Arrival of an Era When Human Values Will Change

　Hello, everyone! What matters most to you? Naturally, it’s money and life, isn't it? In today's capitalist society, making money has become the ultimate priority. Business thrives by satisfying human desires, and there is no limit to the urge to "acquire more" or "become someone more special." No matter how many things we obtain, or how much we earn, we are never completely satisfied. We simply keep getting tossed around by the endless waves of arising desires.

　In a capitalist society, unhappiness begins when we compare ourselves to others. Even during a job hunt, we desperately scour through data to find a company with slightly better welfare benefits or higher capital than others. And even after getting a job, we desperately cling to this competitive society out of fear that our position might be stolen. We feel anxious about being overtaken by colleagues, envy those who are ahead of us, and are envied in return. In such strained relationships, the mind falls into total stress. In this savage daily life of winning or losing, eating or being eaten, you might romanticize yourself, thinking, "Look at how hard I am working," but in reality, your mind and body must be completely exhausted.

　Recently, the number of individuals starting affiliate marketing or online shops has been increasing. However, the countless competitors out there are all rivals, and a fierce battle of "how to make things look more attractive" is unfolding there as well. It would be one thing if people felt a genuine attachment to the products or a desire to truly help others, but most people are simply swallowed by the competitive whirlpool of "improving skills just to sell."

　If you can maintain a decent, standard quality of life, why not end this era of fighting and comparing ourselves with one another? Deep down, we seek a more profound spiritual peace. When we awaken to the fact that we are kept alive within an already perfectly written life script—the flow of the universe—the dry desire for "more and more" naturally slips away. Instead of forcing yourself to buy expensive clothes, the era of true "joy of being alive"—like casually going for a hike and savoring the delicious, fresh air of the forest—is just around the corner.

　In recent years, many people have been sharing brilliant business advice through videos. When we watch them, it's easy to fall into the illusion that "maybe I can become like that too." However, fundamentally, you cannot change the inherent nature you were born with—the casting role assigned to you in your life script. While you can alter your behavior patterns to some extent through effort, there are limits, and you cannot go against the genetics you were born with. No matter how much you wish to succeed in business, if that particular talent was not prepared in your script, what isn't there simply "isn't there."

　Therefore, please wake up from reckless dreams quickly and turn your eyes toward the "world of consciousness" that quietly flows through your very life. Try to remember what you purely loved or what you were praised for when you were a child. Riding the natural waves, being blown by the natural wind, and simply living out your given heavenly talents within your given environment is the easiest and most enjoyable way to live. If words like "universe" or "energy" do not resonate with you, it is perfectly fine to replace them with the word "God." Our bodies, our emotions, and every thought we have are all parts of a single expression of God.

　Even when you are making a plan, there is actually "something that set you up to make that plan" resting in the background. Each of us is like a painting on a canvas, already perfectly painted with that specific color, shape, and those traits. From now on, instead of comparing yourself to others on a horizontal line, the era has come to realize the vastness of the "canvas itself"—the space where the line exists. Let us acknowledge each other's existence exactly as it is, and simply savor our life scripts.

　[Recommended Books]
"Already Awakened" by Nathan Gill
"The Unfindable Inquiry" by Joan Tollifson
"Nobody Home" by Jan Kersschot
"Who Cares" by Blane Bardeau
"Already in Love" by Naho Ohwada

Everything is non-duality.