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any imposed system and will constantly question authority.
Human authority does not like being questioned because it is
egotistically challenging. God, on the other hand, loves
questions as that enables spiritual growth which is fulfilling.
The spiritual person by sharing their truth will attract to itself
those who are seeking answers. These latter often when they
hear the truth of another adopt that truth as their own without
adapting it and developing from it their own personal and
unique truth. Now here is the difficulty, the truth of another
can ever be the truth for anyone else but that other. In every
religion there is truth, the truth of the founder of the religion.
No teacher came to this world to start a religion, they came to
share their truth. Others took that truth and made it into a
fixed dogma and added manmade rules to ensure that fixed
truth remained fixed and controlling. This is what any religion
is, a dead truth. Dead truth is a concept that has no life, in
order to have life it would need to have Spirit. All truth is
dynamic and alive and Divine.

Towards the end of their third year children become
optimistic. An "excitement" about what is in store for them in
their future, as intimated to them by the adults around them,
takes control. Unless amongst these adults there are some who
would have spiritual awareness, as distinct from religious
conditioning, this future will be devoid of spiritual optimism
and be simply ego based. The child's life and well being will
be under the control of the surrounding adults with it's parents
being to the forefront. The parents will be the role models.
and to a lesser extent so will older siblings. All aspects of the