>>22385687>which religion works for younone of them
>whybecause the major failing of all religions is giving you the idea you've figured it out, which is dangerous.
>what thenI believe what I experience and nothing else. Practices include meditation and prayer but to who or what? Nothing or something I acknowledge I can't actually comprehend. Being good is important, but not letting people walk on me/self preservation is equally important. Really though, being good tends to be a side effect of meditation/prayer/fasting etc. not something you decide to do because you should. I used to read a lot which is nice to get your footing but studying religions should be a short lived experience, save time for practice and study of yourself (or "the self" if you want to call it that).
>natureseems to be the closest thing to Church I've found so far.
