07-07-2026, 07:13 PM
Christianity is often misunderstood to believe in stories and to devote your faith to praised individuals, but it's far from the actual core beliefs that have more to do with mental spiritual state achieved by establishing balance between actions, thoughts and the future.
On the surface, you will see it's followers praising Jesus, or praying to God. To an atheist it can be cringy, but that's because they haven't found relation of themselves to any of the teachings. Once the similarity to life clicks, even the most devoted atheists or followers of other religions realise that it's more than just words - it's not familiarity to just life, but introduces to the balance of the universe.
Want to detox or lay off digital distractions? - fasting
Want to strengthen relationship with friends or family? - think of kindness
Want to "materialize"? - pray from the heart and understand what you're asking for
Want relationship with multiple partners? - it's established as "sin" to avoid catching deseases, personal problems, a barrior to family development and prosperity.
Want money? - explore your desires, knowledge and purpose you want to give yourself.
Some individuals manage to travel the world without as much as a stable job in their home country. So not every dream needs money. Surely it does make it a lot easier, but at what cost? 8 to 4, or 9 to 5 daily grind. It's a lot of personal time to dedicate for someone else's goals.
Working for someone is rarely a choice, but within an economy it's still possible to make mooney from what you can do, that's the whole point. Except automation takes the soul out of it. e.g. if you want to create custom cups, a factory will easily do few thousand units, when you can do a hundred by hand.
We do need to adapt between pros and cons though.
Just about any modern problem has an answer to it from thousands of years ago.
Trust, truth and faith lighten our spirit - giving us ease of mind, knowing no matter how others see us, there already is an answer which we just need to understand more than just in words. Eliminating worries or friction gives all those around better sense of freedom and creativity to live up to our purpose.
On the surface, you will see it's followers praising Jesus, or praying to God. To an atheist it can be cringy, but that's because they haven't found relation of themselves to any of the teachings. Once the similarity to life clicks, even the most devoted atheists or followers of other religions realise that it's more than just words - it's not familiarity to just life, but introduces to the balance of the universe.
Want to detox or lay off digital distractions? - fasting
Want to strengthen relationship with friends or family? - think of kindness
Want to "materialize"? - pray from the heart and understand what you're asking for
Want relationship with multiple partners? - it's established as "sin" to avoid catching deseases, personal problems, a barrior to family development and prosperity.
Want money? - explore your desires, knowledge and purpose you want to give yourself.
Some individuals manage to travel the world without as much as a stable job in their home country. So not every dream needs money. Surely it does make it a lot easier, but at what cost? 8 to 4, or 9 to 5 daily grind. It's a lot of personal time to dedicate for someone else's goals.
Working for someone is rarely a choice, but within an economy it's still possible to make mooney from what you can do, that's the whole point. Except automation takes the soul out of it. e.g. if you want to create custom cups, a factory will easily do few thousand units, when you can do a hundred by hand.
We do need to adapt between pros and cons though.
Just about any modern problem has an answer to it from thousands of years ago.
Trust, truth and faith lighten our spirit - giving us ease of mind, knowing no matter how others see us, there already is an answer which we just need to understand more than just in words. Eliminating worries or friction gives all those around better sense of freedom and creativity to live up to our purpose.