Anarchy: No rule. No heirarchy. Freedom as a primary moral virtue. True democracy.

Ancient Egypt: Spiritual affinity for Anubis is instinctive recognition of a symbol that didn’t die.

Ancient India: Gods as agents of the dharma. Arose from one spirit that in its essence was not dual.

Atheism: There is no God. If you can’t see it, it isn’t there. Purpose is self determined.

Bon: Native Shamanism more concerned with personal state than the spirits. Concern for the soul.

Buddhism: Path of seeking and code of conduct. Liberation from attachment and pain.

Bushido: Diverse body of philosophy. Japanese Warrior Way. Agent of heaven. Transcendent dedication.

Cannibalism: Practiced more as a form of sacrament than an actual food driven practice.

Christ: God is love and thou art God. Love is peace. In finding peace you find God.

Confucianism: Concerned for public understanding. Values that put compassion first.

Cynicism: A life philosophy. Critics of institutions and citizens of the world. A path of virtue.

Demiurge: Created the separation, dividing the potentials. Demiurge is losing his hold.

Druidism: A wisdom tradition. Nature is the source of wisdom. Everything cycles.

Gnosticism: Individual emanation. Realization that we are not wrong. Seek liberation.

Gypsy: They seek to show God respect for their families to have peace and good health.

Hinduism: The Vedas teach that the soul is divine, only held in the bondage of matter.

Iconoclasm: Rejection of fixed descriptions. Not rejection of the essence of any ideal or principle.

Jainism: Jainism is a very naturalistic religion of Indian origin. The spiritual realities have substance.

Kabbalah: The universe exists as emanations of God. Speed up evolution by accepting a path.

Mayan: The purpose of the Mayan calendar was to keep the social and spiritual order.

Monism: Everything either is derived from a single thing or identical to that single thing.

Mystic Avatars: Divine manifesting in matter. Agents of the divine no longer “normal” humans.

Native American: The world as filled with spiritual power. Living with the land.

Norse Mythology: Valhalla or Hell! Morality based on personal accountability.

Rites: Rites of death, life and passage. Life and the soul continues. Go to the edge and do it on purpose.

Satanism: If anything the adversary is preserving peace and freedom. Isn’t that strange?

Scientism: Knowledge and truth can be arrived at by empirical method. Truth is objective.

Scientology: Liberation by realization. Testing and expanding the powers of the mind.

Shamanism: Spiritual, but not a religion. Very life anchored. Everything exists because it has life energy.

Shintoism: Shin = spirit, to = way. Reverence for the “kami”, the living spirits in the world.

Sikhism: God is the font of all reality. Seek truth in all things and become reunited with God.

Star Nations: Other sentient beings. Stories of contact, actual communication, even communion.

Stoicism: God is in the machine. The universe is alive. See reality clearly and be troubled by nothing.

Sufism: You are a living agent of God, and can fully live Gods way. Knowledge of God is available.

Sun Worship: A symbol of the supreme force. A living power revered in every culture.

Syncretism: An inclusive view of diverse schools of thought occurring even in antagonistic situations.

Tantra: Sharing your energies with another is very bonding. Yin and yang. Divine union.

Taoism: The Tao that can be told of is not the eternal Tao. Letting life flow, natural way.

Theosophy: The concept of divinity has both a divinity and naturalistic issue. Everything taking part.

Tradition: Know from where you came to know yourself. Tradition is alive and can serve as an aid.

Transhumanism: Human is as human does, not as human looks or is chemically composed.

Voodoo: An African Shamanism. Keeping of the peace. Treating the spirits as a part of the community.

Wicca: A syncretic religion having more focus on western European culture and traditions.

Yoga: You don’t choose a path, a path has already chosen you. It’s your nature. Know it.

Zeitgeist: Mans spirit of the age. A resource based economy and socially supportive technology.

Zen: There once was this Zen master sitting on a small stone bench. Zen is questions.

Zionism: The idea that God has promised land, and it’s ones sacred duty to either take or preserve it.

Zoroastrianism: Everything is working toward perfection and will inevitably reach it.