Ontology Department: Religion, and its Release!

Check out this graphic. At last, people are waking up. If religion goes, what’s next?

I do think it’s pretty much impossible to place too much emphasis on the fact of humanity’s decreasing reliance on religion.

In fact, it’s no wonder the present pope presents himself as a born-again populist. He’s got to reverse the onrushing tide, and fast, if he plans to lock in that One World Religion for Agenda 21 by September, 2015 (see this).

Here’s a third graphic, one that I love, except for the little “A” which, I presume, stands for “Atheist.”

To me, “atheism” is just another religion, one more conceptual helmet that constricts the mind to certain “beliefs.” So does the religion called “science.” We need to take off those helmets and shake out our hair! YES! Let us open our beautiful minds, let us return to that halcyon time when we were newborn and our skulls were open to the vastness. That “soft spot” is called the “anterior fontanel” — and doesn’t fully close until the baby is at least one year old, sometimes not until 18 months!

Imagine what that might mean metaphysically, imagine our natural communion with the universe.

And yet, inevitably, over time, the skull does close. We close down. Get stuck, inside our own heads. Already! By 18 months we have locked into 3D, and its usual time/space conditioning. The little one starts to act as if he or she “believes” in, for example, “object constancy,” the distinction between “self” and “other,” the words “me” and “mine.”

BTW: that mysterious word “fontanel” comes from the old French word for “fountain.” That’s what we naturally, innately, are, folks, when we awaken to our full aliveness — fountains! — through which the endlessly abundant energy of the universe longs to flow through.