I am a very curious person and I want to participate, to know, to learn everything.
I am a Zevist and I am very proud of it, however I would like to visit temples of other religions participate in certain things, is that a problem?
Other Is this a problem?
Ask Zeus Operator1 min to readI understand your desire to participate in sacred ceremonies. If it concerns a temple where the object of worhip aligns with the truth, such as the temples of Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu or Indra or those of Shangdi and Raijin, it would be nice. Others would be a waste of time. But it is your choice whether you want to participate in others out of curiosity and to gather information.
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I understand your desire to participate in sacred ceremonies. If it concerns a temple where the object of worhip aligns with the truth, such as the temples of Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu or Indra or those of Shangdi and Raijin, it would be nice. Others would be a waste of time. But it is your choice whether you want to participate in others out of curiosity and to gather information.
Hail Zeus! 🙏🏻
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The most of the "Temples" of the Yehubor have to offer you just confusions.
Participation in ceremonies, for example, in Indian Temples in India, Shinto Temples in Japan, which follow the traditions of our Gods and do not serve Isfet, but serve Zeus and Maat, you can certainly participate in such ceremonies.
If we talk about visiting various temples, including the temples of the religions of evil (Isfet), then you should understand the purpose for which you visit them.
For example, in my country, where I now live, christian churches have become so arrogant with the support of the state that they have occupied the territories of historical castles and fortresses, and they did this a long time ago, and founded women's and men's monasteries on the ancient territories of medieval castles and fortresses.
Many castles are Pagan, some are Masonic (from the time of George Washington). When I was walking around the city, I accidentally came across an ancient historical fortress in which a christian monastery was located, I saw pagan heraldry and architectural elements of the 18th century (since its restoration), which resembled the symbols of the Ancient Masons and the Templar Order.
It was a real historical fortress, and I entered its territory to get acquainted with its architecture. At that moment, the nuns (there was a convent on the territory of the fortress) were inside their temples, so passers-by and tourists did not see them, but since I grew up in the city, my attention was attracted by birds (geese), which I also photographed (besides Pagan architecture and Gothic heraldry) before leaving.
«You will find on the left of the halls of Hades a spring, and standing by it a white cypress. Do not approach this spring at all. You will find another, from the Lake of Memory, with cold water flowing from it. Guardians stand before it. Say: 'I am a child of Earth and starry Heaven, but my race is of Heaven alone. You know this yourselves. I am parched with thirst and am perishing. Give me quickly the cold water flowing from the Lake of Memory.' And they will give you to drink from the sacred spring, and after that you will reign among the other heroes» - From the Petelia Tablet (300-200 BCE)
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Participation in ceremonies, for example, in Indian Temples in India, Shinto Temples in Japan, which follow the traditions of our Gods and do not serve Isfet, but serve Zeus and Maat, you can certainly participate in such ceremonies.
If we talk about visiting various temples, including the temples of the religions of evil (Isfet), then you should understand the purpose for which you visit them.
For example, in my country, where I now live, christian churches have become so arrogant with the support of the state that they have occupied the territories of historical castles and fortresses, and they did this a long time ago, and founded women's and men's monasteries on the ancient territories of medieval castles and fortresses.
Many castles are Pagan, some are Masonic (from the time of George Washington). When I was walking around the city, I accidentally came across an ancient historical fortress in which a christian monastery was located, I saw pagan heraldry and architectural elements of the 18th century (since its restoration), which resembled the symbols of the Ancient Masons and the Templar Order.
It was a real historical fortress, and I entered its territory to get acquainted with its architecture. At that moment, the nuns (there was a convent on the territory of the fortress) were inside their temples, so passers-by and tourists did not see them, but since I grew up in the city, my attention was attracted by birds (geese), which I also photographed (besides Pagan architecture and Gothic heraldry) before leaving.
You seem to mix a few things together. Travelling to historical/cultural spots is a true hobby for some people. Studying religions' doctrines or history is not harmful and, if you want to subject those religions to criticism and draw your own conclusions, it's necessary. If it becomes excessive, it would indeed be a waste of time. But about participating in other religions' ceremonies, my question to you is, why do you feel the need to be part of those religions? They are either total Izfetic ideologies or, those who started as religions of the Gods, have been altered and have lost many practices in time. Zevism is superior in both ways. I believe you're doing yourself a disservice if you choose to engage in others' ceremonies instead of your own God Rituals with your own community.
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You seem to mix a few things together. Travelling to historical/cultural spots is a true hobby for some people. Studying religions' doctrines or history is not harmful and, if you want to subject those religions to criticism and draw your own conclusions, it's necessary. If it becomes excessive, it would indeed be a waste of time. But about participating in other religions' ceremonies, my question to you is, why do you feel the need to be part of those religions? They are either total Izfetic ideologies or, those who started as religions of the Gods, have been altered and have lost many practices in time. Zevism is superior in both ways. I believe you're doing yourself a disservice if you choose to engage in others' ceremonies instead of your own God Rituals with your own community.
Learning is always encouraged and you should pursue it if that's what your interests are, it's not a problem at all.
Keep in mind however that Zevism is the restoration of the most ancient and true source of religion for humanity and there is much to be done and learned for our development and growth here as Zevists, including helping other Zevists and practicing the path daily. This way we are able to learn from and develop relationships with the Gods directly, who gave humanity religion, which is what Zevism is about 🙏✨️
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Learning is always encouraged and you should pursue it if that's what your interests are, it's not a problem at all.
Keep in mind however that Zevism is the restoration of the most ancient and true source of religion for humanity and there is much to be done and learned for our development and growth here as Zevists, including helping other Zevists and practicing the path daily. This way we are able to learn from and develop relationships with the Gods directly, who gave humanity religion, which is what Zevism is about 🙏✨️