School education in Japan, imposed by the GHQ (General Headquarters) after the war, has been teaching a distorted history, leading to a decline in citizens who love their country. The current politicians (or political figures?) are also part of this, as GHQ placed left-wing scholars, including at the University of Tokyo, in educational positions. This was done to ensure that Japan would not resist the United States and other white nations again, promoting a policy of national ignorance. Politicians collaborated in this effort. In school education, teachers were encouraged to form unions, and left-wing education was implemented. Similarly, in companies, unions were established, and communist education was carried out. Even in national universities, Marxist economics was taught until recently. As a result, young people became indifferent to politics, contributing to the current state of Japan. The elderly, having been thoroughly influenced by newspapers and television, have lost the ability to make accurate judgments.
While young people have always been manipulated by money, unless they develop the ability to see the essence of things, they will end up as slaves to unscrupulous individuals. Money is important, but it is just one tool. I believe that true happiness comes not from money but from a heart full of love, compassion, and a spirit of selfless service to others.
We all want to be happy, work, and earn a living. However, this should also be for the sake of our families and our loved ones. As we grow older and reflect, what we remember is not our work, career, or money, but the people we have loved and who have loved us.
While we live on this earth by breathing in air, it is said that in heaven, we live by breathing in love. Through training in love on Earth, becoming people of love, it is said that we can enter heaven. Money, status, and possessions will all flow away. What matters is how many people we have loved and how well we have lived our lives. This truth is a common principle transcending religions and cultures.
"Life quickly passes, and only love remains."