~What Matters Most Is the Beauty of the Soul: Part 1~
Women are, by nature, not as intellectually oriented as men; rather, they are beings endowed with exceptional sensitivity. Furthermore, their capacity for understanding rooted in kindness and love, combined with wisdom centered on the law, gives rise to a wisdom unique to women. It is this wisdom that further enhances their elegant beauty as women.
The goddesses of Shinto—such as Amaterasu, Hyūga, and Konohanasakuya-hime—are not only exceptionally beautiful but also profoundly wise. They are elegant, feminine, dignified, and humble; while they support men wholeheartedly, they remain dignified and stand firm when necessary. With a gentle smile and a motherly embrace, they overwhelm others with their elegance, leaving men with no room to argue. They truly are role models for all women.
Each goddess, with her beautiful form, shines brilliantly in the heavenly realm—and that beauty stems from her love.
Since the afterlife is a world of pure thought, the beautiful vibrations emitted by the goddesses manifest directly as the beauty of their very existence. Goddesses like Serenity of the Lunar Consciousness and Amaterasu are so beautiful they’re almost blinding.
Serenity has such a small face, a great figure, and long legs. She’s always wearing a platinum dress and is enveloped in a light that’s like platinum blonde. Honestly, when I first saw her, I was so stunned by her beauty that I was taken aback.
The goddesses of the Dragon Palace Realm (*) at Itsukushima Shrine were also lovely, gentle, and charming. Wearing flowing feathered robes, they danced to welcome us as we paid our respects.
They take pride in their own femininity, becoming the light and the flowers of this world themselves; with their motherly love, they soothe the hearts of men and strive to envelop as many people as possible in love. That beautiful feminine love manifests itself very directly, in tangible form, in the world of the soul.
From Amalie’s *The Law of Venus (Venus) for Becoming a Spiritual Beauty*
*Ryūgū-kai*: A spiritual realm deeply connected to places associated with water, such as lakes and beaches. It is governed by goddesses such as Tamayori-hime and Ototachibana-hime.