Cosmic Cave

Is it possible to maintain harmony between separate religious belief systems when their institutions tolerate false assumptions of "truth" at the expense of humanity's purpose? I address the possibility that today's religious and secular institutions can no longer appropriately define or protect humanity's spiritual purpose. Most contemporary belief systems have no positive end game or reset button and resort to physical and emotional persuasion to force cooperation.

Forced cooperation within any social structure is intrinsic to the human struggle to exist but escalated by institutions that place higher moral value on death than on life. Any demoralizing form of persuasion creates a sense of powerlessness resulting in human suffering with truly no purposeful end for the follower.

All religious institutions recognize their unique comprehension of "truth" as indisputable. However, not all religious beliefs can be true. It follows that some religious institutions must believe false "truths."

When the first humans gazed into the cosmos and rationalized themselves as being part of a larger creation, humanity's search for purpose began. After many generations of promise, the search for purpose has become corrupt by misguided ideologies that channel Humanity down roads of destruction and despair.

It is the responsibility of civilized society to protect and support Humanity's collective purpose for being. Humanity's existence does not have to be a chaotic reality with no order or purpose. Humanity's purpose must be reestablished in harmony with its true destiny, which is its enduring awareness of being.

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