Spiritualism to Non-Money Economy
Many Americans believe in existence of the spirit world and continuation of consciousness over the physical death and even existence of Heave, the hells, and Satan without speaking of the God and other holy spirits and angels. But most of Americans do not try to be qualified for entering into Heaven by trying to be poor as much as possible. Their money, wealth, and mammon would surely lead them to the hells, according to words of Christ Jesus. They should know that it is impossible to become happy in the afterworld after having material happiness in the human world. Indeed, rich men cannot enter into Heaven to be given eternal life and happiness. Being rich is so deeply connected to being evil.
Some Japanese followers of deities of Buddhism, Shintoism, etc. hear voices of great spirits that tell them that living in this world is for ascetic training. People have to try to make others happy while abandoning their own individual desire. But, a certain Japanese researcher of spiritualism told that men should pray to the God or other deities peace of the world while taking in the infinite holy energy in the universe through a special method of breathing.
Anyway, most of them have experienced paranormal phenomena such as appearance of wooden statues of deities such as Daikokuten and the Goddess of Kannon as well as pearls in ordinary foods or gold powders from the air or nowhere. And most of Japanese are afraid of spiritual power of payer for cursing to harm others. Yet, most of Japanese try to follow such spiritual movements in expectation that some deities would bring wealth or happiness to them in some mysterious ways. The sense of self-sacrifice is rarely found unlike pure Christians in their spiritual or religious practices. Japanese are also soaked in materialism or vastly brainwashed by Satan.
The underlying notion is that money is the source of every evil and wrongness in the human world. In order to satisfy their desire or obtain material happiness, men try to acquire money as much as possible even by selling their souls to Satan whose another name is money. Therefore Christ Jesus said that men could not serve both the God and mammon or money (Satan) at the same time.
Americans and Japanese would agree that the most important thing in this world is money next to their own lives. But, Christ Jesus said that those who tried to secure their lives would lose them. And, those who do not have belief in the God would have their any remaining belief taken away, but those who have belief in the God would be given more belief and more reasons to seek more belief. But, people of today seem to misunderstand or misinterpret this teaching as those who do not have money would have their money taken away, but those who have big money would be given more money, which is a teaching of Satan.
After death, a man has to enter into the spirit world, and there are only two routs from there: a way to Heaven or another way to the hells. Those who are loitering without choosing a way would try to come back to the human world due to their clinging to the human world as ghosts. Anyway, money, social status, and physical bodies are useless in the spirit world, since any material matters do not exist there.
So, the issue is classic and traditional: Choose love and truth given by the God in the spirit world after physical death or adhere to money, wealth, material happiness, etc. that could be obtained in this world.
Ancient Greek philosophers before the era of Christ Jesus said that the God was the perfect and complete goodness. If so, He should surely save those who believe in Him and abandon or hate money. And then, Christ Jesus affirmed the word while fighting against Satan. And, even great spirits in the Japanese Buddhism, Shintoism, etc. corroborate the word.
So, I hope that money will not be used in the human world in the 22nd century at the latest. Materials and goods should be distributed based on love and truth. Spiritualism should realize non-money economy.
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Mark 6, King James Version
23 And he sware unto her, Whatsoever thou shalt ask of me, I will give it thee, unto the half of my kingdom.
24 And she went forth, and said unto her mother, What shall I ask? And she said, The head of John the Baptist.
25 And she came in straightway with haste unto the king, and asked, saying, I will that thou give me by and by in a charger the head of John the Baptist.
26 And the king was exceeding sorry; yet for his oath's sake, and for their sakes which sat with him, he would not reject her.
27 And immediately the king sent an executioner, and commanded his head to be brought: and he went and beheaded him in the prison,