Worship God, Not Religion

[Persona]

Our True/Higher Self is our non-dualistic essence, the singularity of our essence. Upon the desire to reflect upon itself, we are immediately separated into Subjective & Objective universes. The Objective universe continues its descent into the material world and incarnates into matter.

What many people understand as god, is merely the personification of the mysterious Objective universe.

What did I just say?

Talk about loaded comments!
I think I agree with you... if I understand you correctly.
Only after God (Creator) said "Let there be light" was there a separation between light and darkness. As mentioned, carbon is constantly being emmited at planets, like sperm are emited at an egg - and most of the time nothing comes of it, except one - & that's all it takes for everything to be... different than before.

The nondualistic part of us, to my awareness at this stage, is being aware that things are not always black & white - but more wholistic... IE: "Always choose the right, even if it's wrong." What is "right" for me, might not be so good for someone else & visa versa.

It's interesting how you stated, "The Objective universe continues its descent into the material world and incarnates into matter." I don't understand exactly how this occurs, but I believe it. All matter is the expression of what started as isolating from objectivity to be able to change/progress, somehow. One cannot change by staying objective & completely part of the whole. One must "descend" (fall from objectivity) to be able to experience choice & thereby change/adaptation/progress.

I agree that how we define God reflects more about our own personal perspectives, lives, relationships etc. The kingdom (realm/experience) of God is within. (Luke 17:21)

 

[Persona]

The D!vine must have our worship (in the sense of meeting with it) to continue and to reap its rewards for Creation. This is a particularly restricted sense of worship.

In the broader sense of worship (a bunch of words or postures or humanly created stuff), like wil, it just makes no sense to me.

I don't think worship in the traditional definition (ie orthodox religious definitions) makes sense either, especially when they cause unnecessary stress & burden.

Yet, we cannot help but worship... or have ultimate concerns, passions!