[Arsis_von_Neaera]

It's all a matter of perspective. The commercialized religion you see is commercialized. The religion you don't see, isn't. The mystical occult systems seem more spiritual not because they are more spiritual, but because they aren't commercialized. Religion is not spirituality, spirituality comes from the self. If you want more spiritual, don't pursue religion, pursue the self.

Religion was originally intended to be community, not rules to becoming more spiritual. Religion was about unity. The religions I'm pursuing are more so about unity of self and being a part of the "God current" creation energy that seems to be our origins and future.

Really, religion is just a tool. More often than not, the quality of the religion is really dependent more so on the user than the religion itself. Religion is, after all, a human fictitious creation. It's just like countries, just like borders, just like race. It doesn't really exist. The only thing that really does exist is the human condition and our pursuit to accomplish (fix) it.

Something interesting; in the original Jewish language, the spoken form of Hebrew, there was no word for spirituality; not because they weren't spiritual, but because everything was already assumed to be spiritual. To have identified something as spiritual was to assume that there were things that are NOT spiritual.

Key note, everything is spiritual, its whether were aware of it or not.

To which you replied something about being along the lines being too tired to reply.