Thread: No religion, Looking to change that.

Try Untheism. It needs more followers...

Come join my religion!

Just send me $10 a week for the rest of your life and I can guarantee you a spot in the afterlife.

what do you believe? how do you feel about the world? how does science make you feel? does learning about science make life for you more meaningful, or meaningless?

When things make you feel bad they are untrue.

Learning is a never ending process, whether you learn on an exoteric or esoteric level, there is no point where you will ever completely understand something.

You don't need a religion, but its good to study as many of them as possible because as you do you'll begin to learn all religions began the same way. people just trying to understand their world but never truly knowing about it. In reality, the search never ends.

If you want to label your esoteric beliefs, just be wary not to seek belonging with people that have similar beliefs. You learn much more from people with opposing beliefs.

I recommend that instead of finding religions, you find experiments to carry out. Then find what is true, good, and helpful for you.

You may enjoy trying Thelemite Rituals. I find some of them beautiful. The Lesser Ritual of the Pentagram, Lesser Ritual of the Hexagram, Lesser Ritual of the Pentagram combination is quite invigorating for me personally. Though I only do it from time to time these days.

There's some interesting ideas here. Chaos magic is worth a study for all skeptics because it allows for skepticism by treating belief as something subjective that is used for a purpose then put away when its finished with. It allows you to spring board into experimenting with different forms of worship and spirituality without having to worry about accepting the beliefs that go with them right away.

There's always Buddhism, and lots of different meditation techniques.

Or, the best advice I've ever been given on how to live a spiritual life go into the woods and enjoy being in nature. Let whatever will happen happen. Being at peace with the world, for even a second, is the best form of spirituality I have ever come across.

I have questiont for you reality, and only YOU 9I don't want to hear from other posters) can answer them

1. What are you looking for in religion?

2 Why do you want religion?

3. Do you meditate?

4. Are you spiritual?


The last two questions are the springboard for religion.

In parting I ask you to follow your bliss, for that is another part you have to ask yourself "will religion give me a sense of fulfillment"? If it doesn't, you don't need it!