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Spiritual Path versus Institutionalized Religions

Posted on August 6, 2019 by Dr. Dorit Kedar

Both ways aim to reach salvation or eternal life.
Institutionalized Religions have a defined corpus of sacred texts, oral sources, worship, decrees and prohibitions.
These are to be applied by the community of believers, belonging to a given cultural context, within time and space. Continue reading →

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The intensified threat of conventional religions – the need of re-education: The religious dogma versus the Path of The Inner Temple

Posted on August 10, 2016 by Dr. Dorit Kedar

Temples, synagogues, churches or mosques are built according to the conventions of cultures within time and space yet The Divine transcends time and space.

Nature determined as holy or any building designed and built by the human and believed to be holy is an imaginative bridge between matter and the Beyond.

In contrast to holy sites or buildings, defined as such by a cultural convention, a parallel secretive phenomenon has co-existed – the psychological or spiritual Path of the Inner Temple. Continue reading →

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