Other: How do you know if the Zevista path is really for you? Even after years.

Yesterday at 6:56 PM#1

This is the targeted message.

Why do you think it's not for you? Why do you feel left out?
Ask this yourself: where would I be if I never joined? What could I miss out on if I leave?

I think this is just a phase, it will pass, and you'll be much better staying.

Yesterday at 11:36 PM#2

Yes, everyone has went through phases like these before. It's how emotions ebb and flow. It happens in relationships, in life, in work, in going to the gym, in waking up one day and feeling like life doesn't matter. It ebbs and it flows.

If you constantly let random emotions of anything decide your growth in life, you will never grow in any area.

If it grows you, it's for you. This is already proven and you admit it. The rest is emotional haze that is taken too seriously.

Emotions are this: One day you wake up and you feel whatever. If you listen to these random urges over logic, you will never advance in anything in life, nor in Zevism seriously.

Emotions must be respected but they cannot run all your existential trajectory.

Technically you are saying here "My emotions are above all things" and you hand over your destiny to empty feelings; which will come and go with time; today it's not for you, tomorrow you will feel it's for you and yesterday was wrong and how you even thought that, next day you will feel nothing, and then feeling something else again.

This kingdom of emotions is supersizing itself over all reality: Gods, growth, your potential and everything else, and tries to magnify itself way past everything, to turn you into nothing.

Emotions past a point are over-rated nonsense.

Yes, everyone has went through phases like these before. It's how emotions ebb and flow. It happens in relationships, in life, in work, in going to the gym, in waking up one day and feeling like life doesn't matter. It ebbs and it flows.

If you constantly let random emotions of anything decide your growth in life, you will never grow in any area.

If it grows you, it's for you. This is already proven and you admit it. The rest is emotional haze that is taken too seriously.

Emotions are this: One day you wake up and you feel whatever. If you listen to these random urges over logic, you will never advance in anything in life, nor in Zevism seriously.

Emotions must be respected but they cannot run all your existential trajectory.

Technically you are saying here "My emotions are above all things" and you hand over your destiny to empty feelings; which will come and go with time; today it's not for you, tomorrow you will feel it's for you and yesterday was wrong and how you even thought that, next day you will feel nothing, and then feeling something else again.

This kingdom of emotions is supersizing itself over all reality: Gods, growth, your potential and everything else, and tries to magnify itself way past everything, to turn you into nothing.

Emotions past a point are over-rated nonsense.

Today at 12:04 AM#3

Emotional ups and downs. At some point, uncontrolled emotions always become a problem, no matter what you’re dealing with in life.

Doubts may arise right at the beginning, but after years on this path, it leads to empirical and objective evidence and results in one’s own life.

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Today at 4:25 AM#4

(I seem inspired to write this today!)

If emotionally you start to get upset, feeling lost or comparing yourself too much to others, thinking that you're not doing enough, try to see through another point of view. Logically. The Temple of Zeus (alongside the Gods) provides and assists into growth, into becoming a better human being (and a chance to ascension). Look at how much material it is available to read on the website, and if anyone wants to, it is possible to do a further research and check if what it is written really makes sense.

In comparison to other "spiritual" paths "out there", people spends loads and loads of money just for a simple love spell or to attract money. Millions of outsiders go to churches to pray every day, do fasting for an unreasonable amount of time, chant some random words that mean nothing, and go nowhere in their lives. The religion that they are in (I'm not going to specify nothing here) lets them get involved in their own local community, but at the cost of following too many pointless rules, like can't eat this, can't wear that, no sex before marriage, no divorce, no haircuts. Thinking about it, how many time of their lives people spend doing this, only to realize that they wasted time (and their whole youth), instead of going after what they really wanted.

If you analyze how the Ancient people lived, usually there was a lot more freedom to pursue knowledge, and no restrictions if you were a man or a woman.

No weird marriage between a minor girl and an extremely old man (creepy and disgusting). For example, there are men (30, 40, 50+) out there turning into born again christians just to enter into a church for the priest to bless them into a marriage with minors, and the family of the girls totally approves this. Seeing from the outside, it is obvious that those men are grooming the girls just because there are into it. Their families think that it is all blessed by "God", that it is all beautiful and sacred. Logically does that makes sense?

If you ever find some difficulty to keep up trying to remain a Zevist, just look outside and see such absurd examples, you can find countless ones. We all have our emotional side, sometimes it helps when we are doing an important working, at others it can be deceitful, making you think that the Gods "abandoned" you, that nothing good happens, that you mean nothing in this planet. It may take time to manage it, to understand when and how it can be used. No matter how the building shakes, it needs a strong foundation to remain standing.

(I seem inspired to write this today!)

If emotionally you start to get upset, feeling lost or comparing yourself too much to others, thinking that you're not doing enough, try to see through another point of view. Logically. The Temple of Zeus (alongside the Gods) provides and assists into growth, into becoming a better human being (and a chance to ascension). Look at how much material it is available to read on the website, and if anyone wants to, it is possible to do a further research and check if what it is written really makes sense.

In comparison to other "spiritual" paths "out there", people spends loads and loads of money just for a simple love spell or to attract money. Millions of outsiders go to churches to pray every day, do fasting for an unreasonable amount of time, chant some random words that mean nothing, and go nowhere in their lives. The religion that they are in (I'm not going to specify nothing here) lets them get involved in their own local community, but at the cost of following too many pointless rules, like can't eat this, can't wear that, no sex before marriage, no divorce, no haircuts. Thinking about it, how many time of their lives people spend doing this, only to realize that they wasted time (and their whole youth), instead of going after what they really wanted.

If you analyze how the Ancient people lived, usually there was a lot more freedom to pursue knowledge, and no restrictions if you were a man or a woman.

No weird marriage between a minor girl and an extremely old man (creepy and disgusting). For example, there are men (30, 40, 50+) out there turning into born again christians just to enter into a church for the priest to bless them into a marriage with minors, and the family of the girls totally approves this. Seeing from the outside, it is obvious that those men are grooming the girls just because there are into it. Their families think that it is all blessed by "God", that it is all beautiful and sacred. Logically does that makes sense?

If you ever find some difficulty to keep up trying to remain a Zevist, just look outside and see such absurd examples, you can find countless ones. We all have our emotional side, sometimes it helps when we are doing an important working, at others it can be deceitful, making you think that the Gods "abandoned" you, that nothing good happens, that you mean nothing in this planet. It may take time to manage it, to understand when and how it can be used. No matter how the building shakes, it needs a strong foundation to remain standing.

Today at 6:29 PM#5

Why do you believe it's not for you? Since you've noticed the progress in you and the Gods ' presence in your life, why would you want to let something so beautiful, powerful and unique go to waste? 🙁

I've also felt, at times, that I'm "left behind." When I see members who are newer than me have deeper experiences and a deeper understanding of spiritual concepts whichI'm still unaware or struggling with. However, everyone's progress is different and individual.

Do you, perhaps, feel overwhelmed by the fact that interaction in the forums and the Vultus chat is rewarded? Just do the best you can. 🙏

If you feel "individualistic" after years of meditating, perhaps it's best to focus more on God rituals. The Gods and Goddesses want us to be in this community. They don't want us to go off in some mountain and meditate to achieve the Higher Self there. They want us to engage with each other, to help one another, to give strength and advice, even more so to new people who are still uncertain and haven't found their balance, yet.

That doesn't mean we are a party person; but to be with others, to engage and offer a word of advice to people who have the same spiritual beliefs and the same love for our Gods and each other, I find a very beautiful and rewarding thing in itself. I find it an honorable thing to do.

I was also very overwhelmed when we got the first major updates with the Liturgies. There were so many things to read, and so little time to do so. But I started reading a little everyday. I believe that everything can be achieved if we take one step at a time.

So, in the end, there's no reason to leave if you feel overwhelmed. Just take it more slowly. Don't isolate yourself. Go one step at a time. Remember everyone's progress is different.