・Summary
The accreditation of qualifications to heal people, such as doctors and counselors, can become supportive of self-approval.
However, the instinct to be forgiving of those people does not work, as people quickly perceive self-approval and aggression.
A world of control seems to have been created.
It may be a development that the human psyche is entering the purview of medicine. But if what's inside is operating in a world of control, then we have an anomaly.
People get hurt by others. And they suffer trauma. For them to be healed, it is impossible to do so with manufactured empathy and listening.
The only way to heal is not through made-up time, but through truly caring for the other person, spending time together, exposing each other's need for approval and self-denial, and becoming naked.
In order to gain the trust of others, it is counterproductive to acquire only a single skill, but it is necessary to have a large capacity as a personality.
Empathy, sincerity, gratitude, and love are inherently multidimensional and abstract languages that cannot be grasped by a unitary brain circuit. If we proceed with a misinterpretation in a shared awareness that is not grasped, but is still connected to nature and the universe, it is one self living in another country, and eventually a spark of circuitry will short-circuit in the brain.
We are all too tired to heal or appreciate others.
The first step is to beautifully adjust one's own mental circuits, and then one's relationships with others will be adjusted as a result, and one's relationships with others and society cannot be established in a world of control.
