Thursday, 17 December 2015

Neoreligion, what is it actually?

Neoreligion, what is it actually?

So, I finally decided to rename my 'custom religion' from 'Aryan religion' to 'Neoreligion'. The reason is simple, the term 'Aryan', while actually meaning something very different and good, can be a bit difficult for Europeans to 'digest'. Indeed, the Nazis did horrible things using the term, and they weren't even real Aryans, historically, linguistically and genetically speaking.

The real 'religion'
My primary aim was to build a new religion, based on the solid foundation of science, and not some rubbish jibber-jabber. And this new 'religion' would be 'open source', that is, you'd be able to modify or customize it at your will. This very concept might sound 'blasphemous' to the ardent followers of Abrahamic religions, and mad, to other devoted Hindus. But in my opinion, the two major forces that should drive a religion forward are:

1. Peace of mind

2. Truth

And today, not a single religion. in my opinion, has them. Initially, all religions were created for spreading the message of love and peace, but with the passage of time, all of them turned invalid. Today, thousands are killed, raped, brutally assaulted just for these religions. Religion truly has become the curse of modern civilization.

Thus, the true religion should be nothing other than a guiding philosophy. Dr. Pushpak Bhargav, one of the leading minds in today's Indian molecular biology, famously declared "There is no purpose to life, but we can always set our own purpose". And thus, the very core idea of neoreligion is to help everyone find that 'purpose'.

I've already written a series of articles here on my blog regarding life-improvement. And life-improvement does indeed constitute a major portion of Neoreligion. Another simple thing to realize is that, Neoreligion should be entirely based on science and scientific principles. So, the big question of the day is, is there any god in Neoreligion?

The real location of 'God'

The answer is complicated. In my opinion, the world is, neurologically speaking, divided into two major portions. The first is the physical world, made up of existence itself and the constructs of matter and energy, governed by the laws of mathematics and physics. The second is the virtual simulation of the real world that we experience. Our brain is a very powerful 'computer', in a way. It 'computes' data and information it receives through the sense organs, and develops a nearly accurate model of reality. Thus, there are actually two realities, namely:

1. The 'real' reality: This is the resultant of the underlying interactions between matter and energy, in space-time. It is compatible with the mathematical constructs trying to explain the fabric of space-time. In this 'real' reality, there's most possibly no God.

2. The 'neurological' reality: This is the model of reality that our brain develops for us to function properly in this complicated world. The aim of this model of to 'simplify the complexity' all around. This is made up of everything we perceive, see and feel. God is a part of this 'reality', that is, he/she resides entirely within our minds.

Thus, Neoreligion should be a guiding system to be utilized to live life happily and successfully, and maximize our 'yield' from this 'farm' called life. It is difficult to summarize everything within this brief article, but I'd be more than happy to answer any question that you might feel necessary to be answered, related to Neoreligion.

Who created the universe? It arose all by itself, as is logically acceptable. Instead, the morality of human mind is a product of evolution, and thus a design developed by the universe itself. Thus, the universe created 'God', to ensure better chances of survival of the human species. But like many other things, one of the problems with this 'God' and 'religion' is that, they both have outlived their purposes. The time has come to modify our understanding of religion itself. Religion, instead of emerging from some age-old traditions and books, should actually be built or developed by moral consciousness that lies deep within your brain. Why should circumscision be the part of a religion? Why should you kill a pigeon to satisfy some unseen, unfalsifiable entity? The condept of God can't be entirely disproved, because the negative of a statement can't be directly disproved. And indeed, the lack of falsifiability of religion and God/Gods has clearly shown religion to be obsolete.

The entire universe wasn't created by God, instead
the universe itself created 'God'
The real 'God' resides within you, and not somewhere above. The real 'God' is none else other than you yourself, because the pre-frontal cortex of your brain, the seat of your intelligence, that acts as the guidance system of your life and tells you understand things logically and act intelligently and morally. "Listen to that great light that shines your way ahead", to speak poetically.

If you're interested to 'join' Neoreligion, please understand that there's no 'joining'. The moment you accept reality as it is, get away from the burden of your own religion and decide to abide by the moral code of life (which your pre-frontal cortex already knows), you've joined Neoreligion. There's no joining ceremony, nor that you'd have to visit any temple, mosque or church to be a part of this movement as I call it. It's just simple, to live life logically, and battle 'entropy' wherever you find it. Work your way through the world, enjoy your life and let others enjoy theirs, you're no sinner.

This is the essence of Neoreligion. 

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