Exposing the evil behind the bastardisation of words
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Exposing the evil behind the bastardisation of words
This whole Unimedpedia is dedicated to bringing truth back to word and language and thereby setting us free to see how things really are. The way words have been corrupted has a much more pernicious effect on us than we realise. There are hundreds of words that we could (and will) use to demonstrate this evil but let’s start here with the word 'religion'.
'Religion' is a beautiful word that has been deeply damaged and bastardised.
What does religion truly mean?
The word Religion has been misrepresented throughout history. The true meaning of this word is not widely known by people, it is very beautiful and not what we think.
Some people have been so hurt by wrongs done to them or hypocrisy observed, all carried out falsely under the name of religion, that they now react and recoil just on hearing the word spoken.
Others on hearing the word religion think of an institution, a building, a figurehead, a set of ideals and beliefs and so on and so on.
The dictionary defines religion as:
- the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods
- a particular system of faith and worship
- a pursuit or interest followed with great devotion
- a set of beliefs and practices and so forth ...
What if none of the above had anything to do with the true meaning of religion?
What if religion was all about having a relationship with YOURSELF and nothing to do with some external controlling power or a man with a long white beard sitting in the clouds?
What if we were all created by and from the one God or Deity and therefore at essence are all one? Then the way back to the divinity that lives within each and every one of us would be through re-connecting to our innermost, our essence and not through looking outside.
In this situation each one of us would have our own personal and direct connection to that Divinity and through that re-connection we would know and understand ourselves, each other, nature, God and the Universe.
We would know everything and could not be “controlled” by external ideals, beliefs and the agendas of others. In fact if we were all unified and connected we would not need to control each other and could live in true harmony. The world would be an entirely different place.
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