Your actions will spark consequenses in the afterlife.

The law of Karma is absolute.

Now the next thing we have to dismiss completely is the concept of an all loving heavenly father that only want good things to happen to you. Who you just can pray to. And then he is ready to smother you in abundancy and success just like that. He does simply not exist. If he existed we would all have lives in abundancy, and all have success. Don’t you think that all those who fail, who gets ruined and who gets their lives destroyed: Don’t you think they all have prayed the same prayers and for the same things, and with the same sincerity that the successful ones did? Of course they did. Success in the human world is not handed out according to who’s deserving it the most for doing good. Evil knows very well how to rewards its servants with lavish gifts.

There are spirits that fights for love and good. But they have definitely been on the defensive the last couple of hundred years. And are struggling hard to keep the universal balance for this very moment.

And yet another thing: There is no forgiveness for purposely acting out evil or evil conduct. No matter how much you confess and repent to Jesus. There will be consequences for your actions. The law of Karma is absolute. Anything else would be unfair, unjustified in the eyes of the victims.

Just think about it: Mull this thought: If some victims from Hitler’s Auschwitz, Stalin’s Gulag, Mao’s Culture Revolution or Pol Pot’s Killing fields should bump into those perpetrators in Heaven, let in there and forgiven by God just because they accidently came to repent to Jesus the very last seconds of their horrific evil performances here on Earth. What do you think it would do to the feel-good atmosphere in Paradise?  

After the previous very coarse outline of the main religions of today’s Pantheons. And established a couple of absolute eternal principles and rooted out a couple of others. It is time to start a pealing of the onion process with that enormous combined religious field we now with open minds has accepted they all may carry within them pieces of eternal truth. We will now put all the different elements into ruthlessly inquisitorial light, to make conclusive judgements if they are believable or not. Layer up on layer we will carve us down to some core beliefs and nucleus faith that will be worth embracing. 

Personally the way I perceive the stage of Nirvana, it is nothing for me. It seems that the Buddhist’s highest goal is to end up in a stage of comfortable numb nothingness. That’s where I feel I am several times a day already. But of cause Paradise can seem to be too sticky Disney like happy. I dont think I would endure that.

I like the hindu idea that the gods are neither completely good nor completely evil. But something in between, leaning either this or that way. And that they are not that totally focused on the humans all the time, but let things roll fairly natural them inbetween. 

The Vedas state that reality consists of three principles or entities: Brahm – God, Jeevatma – The countless souls or spirits, and Maya – The material energy.

The observant reader will recognize this to be startling similar to how we pictured us the cosmos earlier in this project, except for the dominant God.

 

The most common deities in the Hinduist and Buddhist Pantheons.

When it comes to the Hindu, Buddhist Pantheons I have to admit I am not very familiar with them, and suffer from severe lack of knowledge. But then again. That is just what this project is all about: Searching for knowledge and obtaining wisdom.
In my relative ignorance I assume that the Hindu and the Buddhist Pantheons are close related to each other and somewhat overlap. As is the case with the Christian, Islamic and ancient Egyptian and Middle-East and Persian religions’ Pantheons.

We will start out with recognizing some “mainstream” gods that we at least know a little bit about:

The ones that protects, passes on good things and fortunes for humans are: Durga, Ganesha, Rama, Hanuman, Vishnu, Lakshmi, Sarasvati, Gautama/Buddha, Akashagonta, Amitaba, Amitayua, Amogasiddhi and legions more.

And the perpetrators of evil and destruction are: Shiva, Kali, Lang Dharma, Mara and legions of demons of all imaginable kinds. 

The justification demand on the World-Religions,

and the Christian Pantheon according to my vision of it.

 I think everyone have to admit, that for the 4 – 5 world religions to sustain and stay prosperous they obviously have to satisfy a need, and work for their worshippers. In a way: They have to produce, to defend their position among their devotees. Their spirits or their gods in their different pantheons have to show off in the material world among humans to gain and withhold their worship towards them.

Because I grew up in a Lutheran church tradition, we will start out with discussing the pantheon most familiar to me; the Abrahamic Christian Heaven. We have already implemented a major revolution here when we dethroned the Almighty. And further more we think the consept of Trinity is false. So we will recognize these personalized spirits or gods; 

The Holy Ghost, Logos, The Holy father, The Holy Mother, Jahve, Jehova, Jesus, the serafims, the angels as the protectors of good. 

And on The Dark Side; The Devil, Satan, Lucifer, Beelzebub, The Beast, the legion of Demons, The whore of Babylon as the perpetrators of evil.  

Hiarcy evolves in the spiritual existence.

The way we picture how our universe come about, we might be closest to the old scriptures of Hindu (The Vedas), Taoism and Buddhism. The Genesis part of The Old Testament, is a lovely telltale. But in our opinion it does not check out with reality. Which is the point of this project. Searching to establish the real interconnection between the spiritual and the material world. We have seen that certain spirits has distinguished themselves as having personality as well as they show keen ownership interests evolving into strong emotions towards man. And we think their interactions with man is obvious realities. They have taken place, is still taking place, and will continue on through all existence of man.

Because the visionaries creating the ancient scriptures has interpreted mentioned spirits to have special personal attributes and names, and are classifying them hierarcically as gods, devils, demons, angels, avatars and such, we will hereafter refer to them as they are described and with the names they are given in the scriptures. 

 

Eternal principles emerges and establish.

So far we have put forward as truth both a material and a spiritual existence. And in this process if we look closely, we can detect that our vision is not that far off held up against todays major religions. Except we have no room for almightiness. That is a concept we have to dismiss once and for all.  It is just a too schizophrenic belief. With all the evil that are allowed to take place on this globe and humans in between it is just impossible for us to relate to.

That said, we do not mean that some spirits don’t possess enormous powers and to humans will appear as extreme forces.

We even envisions that most of the classic ancient scriptures are sprinkled with fragmented seeds of the truth, but that we so far has not been able to interpret and fit them together right.

Not long after civilization takes root on earth certain principles emerge and establish as eternal: Yin and Yang, The battle between good and evil, The law of Karma, Nirvana, Salvation and so on.