Non-consensual acts and violent crimes have no potential to nurture one’s soul. This is not merely because it is politically or morally correct to condemn them.
Such acts typically occur in situations that completely lack calmness. However, a profound degree of calmness and mutual consent is essential for this metaphysical energy to flow properly.
Violent crimes often happen under intense time pressure, with the constant fear of intervention by others or severe legal consequences.
Furthermore, a victim may employ a defense strategy that violently interrupts the attacker, putting the perpetrator in immediate danger.
Afterward, there is an urgent, stressful need to erase traces and escape.
A lack of calmness, driven by the fear of external disturbances or retaliation, entirely undermines the capability to achieve the necessary state of deep relaxation.
While one might theoretically try to imagine a scenario where such acts could be committed without fear of punishment, constructing and pursuing such settings is not only highly unfeasible in the modern world, where social and legal systems are pervasive, but it fundamentally contradicts the requirement of mutual consent and peace of mind.
Therefore, disciples of Kreutz Metaphysics are extremely unlikely to commit sexual assault or any form of molestation.
Furthermore, disciples are unlikely to engage in violent crime of any kind. Because violence begets violence and requires one to constantly be on guard, a lifestyle of crime lacks the opportunity to genuinely relax.
But deep relaxation and mutual consent are essential if this metaphysical energy is to flow out of one’s body and into one’s soul.