The phenomenon doesn’t need religions
I’m not saying that to provoke. I’m just saying that, after having been in contact for several years with the people from the phenomenon mentioned in religions, among other things, I’ve come to the conclusion that religions are, so far, the best ways to explain how to interact with them.
But religions are human creations, and I think that, like any human creation, they can improve over time: our understanding of things evolves.
So it’s normal sometimes to want to bring a fresh look. I don’t want to create a new religion, I just want to consider all the religions at the same time with other people, enlightened or not.
I think it’s going to have loads of positive consequences on society.
I think if it goes the way I’d like it to go, maybe we won’t even consider schizophrenia an illness anymore.
Anyway, I’m not going to claim victory too soon, and Ouroboros btw.
One important point is that, based on the profiles I’ve come across on social media, people who go through what I go through come from every background and every belief: men, women, French people, Americans, Brazilians, Russians, Turks, and so on. There are also Christians, atheists, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and so on.
So it seems that the people from the phenomenon don’t really care whether we’re religious/practicing or not.
So I think that in 2026, it should be possible to talk about the phenomenon without doing so through a religion.
After all, today’s religions don’t offer a ready-made solution for feeling better.
However, it needs to be approached in a healthy way: don’t stubbornly try to explain something that cannot be explained, just play along.