• True Religion

  • Nov 21 2024
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True Religion

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  • The basis of a true Religion is:
    Honesty:
    Honesty, regardless what matter it is. The Great Saint Ramakrishna (the Gospel of Ramakrishna), who became famous through his love to the Lord said: he never can sacrifice his honesty, regardless what. Or Ramakrishna said: when he sees a totally honest person he knows that this is his last life.
    The Hindu and Buddhist Religion are wrong because we should not hurt people with the truth or tell the trues about the fake Gurus!
    Gandhi said: You can not hurt me without that I have given you the permission.
    We are blind to our own errors and shortcomings. Only, when somebody is pointing out that we are wrong we can comprehend. Or remember the story of the King without cloth, when a child said the king has no clothing on, the king realized that he was naked. Quotes: One honest word is more than 1000 flatter words. Honesty hurts (it should be).
    Health:
    In a healthy body is also a healthy soul!
    For the Sufis is the body the temple of God. For the Taoist are health and longevity a must!
    If we get ill then there is a reason for that. It might be an unhealthy lifestyle or suppressed negative feelings. In any case, we should know why we live an unhealthy lifestyle or why we suppress our negative feelings and which feelings we have suppressed in which situation. Read my book: Heal yourself and stay healthy.
    Live your sex:
    The Sufis are saying that sex is divine and similar is it to the Taoists. We should live our sex otherwise suppressed sex leads to diseases or perversions. Monks and nuns have double so much prostate cancer and breast cancer than worldly people. If our sex life is too exhausting we should reduce our sex. Because too much and too less sex harms our body.

    Personal God relationship:
    We should develop a personal God relationship and have total faith in God. If we do so our life will be much easier and we can develop our spirituality much faster.
    Awareness:
    Awareness of our feelings, thoughts and of the changes in the world is necessary to live a religious life. Aristotle: (Ignorantia Juris non excusat) Ignorance does not protect one from punishment.
    Love and compassion:
    Love and compassion are the highest goods in the world. Love is the sum of our good habits (Tao) and should be based on honesty and health!
    Never give blind faith to anybody.
    No religious or worldly leader should be idealized, rather more checked again and again, for his honesty. Ramakrishna said: please check me like counterfeit money. Osho said You are responsible for your life and for your decisions. Blind faith will never help you! You should be the driver of your life and be aware what you are doing. Don’t give blind faith to me or anybody else!
    No corruption…
    Every income and every spending should be taxed. The government should check, tax and regulate every temple, monastery, church, and mosque, to make sure that never corruption will happen again. Every misuse or corruption should be punished with the highest penalty. Because people have donated selflessly their hard earned money to the religious organizations, to help the poor and needy people, money for catastrophes, and the Religions have misused their money.
    For instance, the Thai Military government checks for corruption every temple. And every temple has to pay tax on their income so that the government has to check the income of the temples. Every Religion should do so.
    No Politics of Religion.
    The Religions should only teach religion, help the poor and needy people and don’t make politics!

    My Video: True Religion https://youtu.be/O_YRBaOgiXAMy Audio: https://divinesuccess.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/Podcast.B/true-religion.mp3
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