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Is text produced through spirit writing necessarily the deity’s correct meaning?

English translation draft · Based on the Chinese article. This is not a word-for-word translation approved by Master Shengyuan.

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Text produced through spirit writing still requires judgment. Calling it a divine transmission does not make every sentence infallible.

I am a divine medium and have experience producing writing during services, so I can understand words appearing in the mind during spiritual perception. But a prior question remains: has this person truly contacted the deity they claim? Whether the perceived energy is appropriate still needs understanding.

The transmitter’s own knowledge and understanding of human affairs may also affect the text. Turning it into an article does not make those differences disappear.

So when introducing the Earth Mother Scripture’s spirit-writing origin, I reminded everyone to examine what the words actually say and whether they make sense. Respecting this religious transmission and retaining personal understanding and judgment are both necessary.

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