Content

• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings
• What do you need

Have you ever felt dissatisfied with existing religions? Are you tired of being tolerant of other religions? You can go your own way and start your own religion.

Steps

1. 1 Think about why you want to create your own religion. Is it because you feel that no other religion satisfies you? Maybe because existing religions seem too intolerant? Or is it because you feel that you would like to share your knowledge with all of humanity? Understand your reasons.
2. 2 Understand that religions answer four basic life questions.
   • Who am I? Are people created as another animal, or in the image of the Creator?
   • Where did I come from? Where did I come from? Was this world created by one God (monotheism), or was it done as a joint work of many gods (polytheism)? Perhaps the Earth is simply the product of an explosion, or has it always been? Did God create this world to leave it for later, or are we part of it? Are we just participating in a computer simulation game?
   • Why are we here? What are our goals? Is happiness the goal in life? Reproduction? Or fulfilling the idea of ​​the Creator who gave you life? Or is it a combination of goals?
   • Where will we be when we die? Is there heaven, hell, or purgatory? What can a person do to leave hell if it exists? Do people reincarnate? Can work or faith affect the kind of animal / human you can become? Is there a sacred animal (for example, a cow in Hinduism) that was created from sacred people? Or does it just suddenly turn off the light when we die?
   • All people ask these questions at some point, and different religions provide quick answers to these fundamental themes of philosophy. Consider the answers about what your religion will bring to the people.
3. 3 Write down your ideas. Make sure they are clear and easy to understand. Make sure that you really believe what you are writing and that you do not consider it complete nonsense.
4. 4 Talk to people. Try to get people to understand your new religion. Explain to them your reasons why you are starting this religion. Don't let conservative people stop you.
5. 5 Let your religion grow. This is the last step over which you have no control. You can influence him by trying to convert people, but religion tends to grow on its own if there is an idea of ​​real truth.
6. 6 Be humble. Also, don't turn your nose up when you think that you founded a religion. Think of previous religious founders like Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad, Buddha, Confucius, etc. They were humble, behaved the way they should.

Tips

• Tell us about yourself! The Internet provides many opportunities for the rapid dissemination of new ideas.
• Pay attention to how the children react to your religion and tune in to them accordingly. Even the wisest teachers can and should learn from children. If the kids can truly believe it, then you did well.
• This article is for people who feel like they have a true philosophical revelation, not for posers who want to start a cult and / or become famous through religion on their own.

Warnings

• Your family or friends cannot accept your religion by rejecting theirs (even if it is not a complete rejection, they probably see one thing in it)
• Remember, there are differences between religions, sects and cults.
• Religion is a collection of beliefs and practices usually belonging to a community, including adherence to codified beliefs and rituals and the study of ancestral cultural traditions, writing, history and verbal teaching, storytelling, and personal faith and mysticism (without full understanding) of experience.
  • www.psychic-experiences.com/glossary.php
  • In short, practice with a lot of people, with art, etc.
  • Cult - consecutive exclusive (for the group) systems of religious beliefs and practices.
  • wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
  • In short, exclusive beliefs. Cults are not necessarily bad or terrible.
  • A sect is a subdivision of a large religious group
  • wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
  • This means that the beliefs are similar, but divided (for example, Mormons).

What do you need

• Open thinking
• The courage to fight against established norms and injustice.