🕊️ Beyond Belief: Finding the True Purpose of Religion Through Meditation
For thousands of years, religions have guided humanity toward higher ideals—love, peace, salvation, and the promise of heaven. But what if the true purpose of religion was not just about belief, but becoming the Truth itself?
According to the teachings of Santa Clara Meditation, the ultimate aim of religion is for the human mind to return to the origin—Truth—and be reborn in the eternal land of heaven and paradise. This isn’t a metaphorical heaven after death, but a real and living state of being that can be achieved now, while alive.
By discarding the false human mind and becoming one with the Jung and Shin (true mind and spirit) of the universe, we can achieve complete salvation and be born anew in the land of Truth. This is not a promise for the afterlife—it’s a path we can realize here and now through mind subtraction.
The ultimate purpose of the religion is for my mind to go to the Truth and be born in heaven and paradise which is the land of the Truth. Although the religions could not fulfill this until now, there has be a time in this universe when it could be realized. Now is the time to go to the eternal living heaven and paradise while living and become the Truth, which is the true purpose of the religion. It is to repent and for my mind to become the Jung and Shin of the universe, and for the world and myself to be born in that land.
