“Fact Thinking” and “Impression Thinking”
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Today, let’s dig a little deeper into how human thinking works.
Suppose we call thinking rooted in divinity “fact thinking.”
Then the other kind of thinking could be called “impression thinking,” which is convinced that the physical body is the self.
A feature of the latter is that it builds a prison of subjectivity and locks itself inside.
You could say it’s a thought pattern that creates, within that prison, illusions driven by emotional thoughts and soaks in them.
People who think that way end up seeing the facts twisted, however far they go.
They decide everything with “this is what I think” or “this is how I feel.”
That’s why a filter of subjectivity always comes over things, and they have a hard time grasping things at their essence.
A feature of people who can do “fact thinking” rooted in divinity is that they look at what they sense with their five senses without mixing in the subjectivity of emotional thoughts.
So however far they develop their thinking, it’s an accumulation of facts and nothing else.
If you calmly look only at the facts, you can see what will change how, if what happens, right?
Then it becomes clear what changes are needed, and what should be let go of, both in an individual’s destiny and in humanity’s destiny.
On stars with civilizations more advanced than Earth’s, that kind of rational thinking is taken for granted, and people never fall into states of conflict based on emotion.
Look at the people of Earth.
Many people are the opposite, aren’t they?
That’s why misunderstandings and conflicts never end, right?
All of that is the instinct of self-preservation that has completely forgotten divinity.
You could also call it a defensive reaction rooted in the physical body.

Right now on Earth, protectionism is on the rise, and there’s a side in which every country and every person lives on guard, thinking, “I-HAVE-TO-PROTECT-MYSELF-BY-MYSELF.”
But even that shouldn’t be cut down in one stroke with values of good and bad.
Everything is simply the figure of walking a necessary path in the process of reaching great harmony.
What is truly needed now?
The answer is deep in everyone’s soul.
Grasping it with a reason free of emotion is “fact thinking.”
I said at the beginning that “fact thinking” is thinking rooted in divinity, didn’t I?
That is exactly what to pay close attention to.
It’s the consciousness of the universe itself, which gave birth to everything and still keeps nurturing it.
It’s the heart of unconditional love itself, loving everything without conditions.
It’s the consciousness that is the mother and father of the universe.
People whose consciousness stands on that coordinate axis of divinity look at everything naturally, without bracing themselves thinking, “I have to.”
If you compare the world of a single star to a single galaxy, you could say such people live consistently not as planets that are given light but as fixed stars that give light.
Because they simply give nourishment to those around them and never assert themselves.
On an Earth full of self-assertion, living that way consistently may not be easy.
But if, in the world of Earth where good and evil are mixed, you can keep living a life of unconditional love itself, the world will change, starting from around you.
Absolutely.
The power to open up a destiny of great harmony is within divinity.
Will-power that isn’t like that makes enemies, keeps triggering defensive reactions, and never lets you rest.
How do you define yourself?
By what standard do you think about things?
Let’s look closely at exactly that and remember what we’re meant to be.






