Even among Unificationists there is so great a variety. Not all are alike. You should know this. There are some types standing East, some West, some South, and some North. Among you are the East-type, West-type, South-type, and North-type. Then, some are in spring season, some in summer season, and some in autumn season. Some are like frozen ice, and some make someone happy by just by being seen. A summer-season type is someone who looks trustworthy and prosperous. An autumn-season type is someone who climbs up instantly and comes down quickly. You should know which season-type you are. Thinking of one's temper can tell one which season type one is, whether spring-season type, summer-season type, autumn-season type, or winter-season type. The spring-season type is one who is very attractive and affectionately cozy and who endures in any circumstance. A summer-season type is one who is warm and easily moved to tears. An autumn-season type is one who is unemotional, keen looking and free from blemish. A winter-season type is one who is frozen tight and has some element which is absolutely impossible to remove. You should know which season-type you are. An autumn-season type man should be matched with his opposite. In other words, he should be matched with a spring-season type. A summer-season type man should meet with a winter-type woman. One who is worryingly hot should meet with someone who is cold, to cool himself. The type is distinguishable through eyes and through one's appearance. Through prayer one can attain such power to distinguish instantaneously whether one is type A, type B or type C. There is something like that. Only when one goes through such experiences... There are as many varieties of spirit as of people on earth. Therefore, to judge spirits one should know whether they go left or right using one's own standard as the zero point; otherwise you may not be able to distinguish them. You can tell if one is a good or evil spirit by such spiritual feeling. Therefore, you should know that you have to have practical faith.
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