Alternative Medicine Religion

Alternative Medicine as a Religious Practice

Alternative Health Systems and Alternative Medicine are a part of every single religion on this website. They operate on the beliefs associated with Pantheism. We believe that the Divine is Everything and Everything is Divine. As part of this Religion, we use these practices to maintain our own health. We also follow the old adage of treating others as we would like to be treated. This means sharing our information about alternative medicine freely. This is the basis for the systems of ethics we, and all Alternative Medicine Practitioners follow. We believe that balancing our energy system and improving our health are a means of connecting to the Divine. In explaining to others how to alleviate symptoms of various diseases, we are simply sharing our beliefs with them and teaching them ways to connect to the Divine, thereby reaching the same state of Spiritual Consciousness experienced by us. As disease and stress depart, we becomes more centered and healthy, which improves our ability to channel Life Force and connect to the Divine (the state of mind described in Meditation). As blockages in our energy are removed and connection to the Divine is increased, the symptoms that are commonly associated with Disease naturally tend to depart. Thus, We consider Disease to be a hindrance in the our ability to connect with the Divine. Any practice, whether medically accepted or not, if it has side effects which cause or contribute to Disease, is against our religion.

The religious practices of our Alternative Medicine Religion are whatever is associated with a given system of practice. For instance, Reiki uses invocation (through Japanese Kanji) and Laying on of Hands. Acupressure uses light touching of points along energy meridians in the human body, etc. All of this is part of our religion of Alternative Medicine.

The "Temples" or "Churches" of our religion are the homes and offices in which Alternative Medicine is practiced and taught. Those who receive treatment or alternative health information are simply listening to information about our religion. Anyone who teaches or applies knowledge of Alternative Medicine to help others is teaching and practicing our religion.

Any attempt to make Alternative Medicine illegal encroaches upon our ability to freely practice our Religion and shall be treated as a violation of our Civil Rights, as allowed by United States Law.