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Religion
Religion is a vehicle to God, and not the Word of God. All of creation is the word of God – but Religion is man made. Religion is man’s attempt to create a bridge from our reality to understanding God. Therefore, religion is subjective, and there is no ultimate religion. God revealed religion to man according to man’s subjective version of reality. Religion is a bridge, a vehicle, and once we use it to get to God, it is no longer a tool but a outdated vehicle. Man creates a religion based on a human who merges his awareness with God. Man claims his religion is the truth. What he doesn't realize, is that the soul who merged with God, that was the bridge to truth. The religion he created is his attempt to communicate his understanding of God to some other human, who may or may not share his subjective reality.
Perhaps then, just as our five senses are our tools by which we interpret the physical realm, maybe our Mind likewise is a tool to intrepret some dimension of existance, like thought. If that’s the case, then nothing of ours is equiped to Know God – so the best way to experience him is to know what he is NOT. That sounds like meditation to me, not belief.
Religion in it's innocence is a moral doctrine based on a interpreted holy text, such as a Bible. Today there are over 20 major religions being practiced. The Bible is said to be the incorruptible holy word of God channeled through Saints and prophets, however with over 40,000 differing denominations of Christianity alone one might find it difficult to believe they're all 100% truth. This is acknowledged by the phrase "Religion is man made" or "God hate religion", which may be true as religion has been said to be the earliest form of mind control, infact most have some corrupt influence of the Hidden Hand of the Illuminati. It's no secret that December 25th is actually the birthday for the Pagan Sun God, and that Christmas was chosen for this date to smother out Pagan tradition.
Christianity was adopted by the Roman empire which molded it's social structure and law into the mix, creating the basis of Catholicism. The Bible says "sell everything and give your wealth to the poor" yet the Pope's Vatican is one of the wealthiest cities on earth. Some will say "Christianity is about relation to God, not religion" which covers all the differences in belief with a blanket of acceptance, for as long as the believer has a relationship with God, the minor misunderstandings and differences matter not.
One goal of the illuminati is a one world religion, this would presumably be a religion of science, as we see famous scientists constantly trying to disprove creationism and God, and more and more people are resonating with the logic and reasoning of science. However it's not necessarily the case that God and science are mutually exclusive, although it may seem like that because of the numerous holes of missing information in the Bible. It could be said that they are simply beliefs stemming from different ends of the same piece of string.
Although there are many different religions, they all share many similarities and even prophecies, such as the Harvest / Rapture. New age learnings provided through channelings such as The Ra Material seem to provide both supporting statements and a bridge between God and science as Ra explains misinterpreted beliefs of religions and limitations of science, yet validates both of them to a degree.
Perhaps that’s why in Buddhism and Yoga they don’t speak about God. Perhaps they are a more accurate vehicle to know God, because they ask you to find Truth by releasing what it not true, and Accepting what is. Each realm that exists outside of God, is only possible because of some distortion or limit. Otherwise, a realm would have no distinction from God, no boundaries, no difference or Reality outside of God. For instance, the physical realm has light vibrating slow enough to become matter. This is a distortion of Gods pure form, but it allows us to experience physical reality.
