The Way to Be

The Way to Be, Recovering from too much religion, explores an ancient speaker's contiguous line of thought concerning contentment. He offers a Way to Be that rescues his listeners from the burden of religion. Freedom of religion is found in the United States Constitution. Millenniums ago, this speaker did not teach "freedom of" religion but "freedom from" religion. What if there is a Way to Be content in life that may be summed up in less than fifteen minutes, no religion required?...
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The Way to Be, Recovering from too much religion, explores an ancient speaker's contiguous line of thought concerning contentment. He offers a Way to Be that rescues his listeners from the burden of religion. Freedom of religion is found in the United States Constitution. Millenniums ago, this speaker did not teach "freedom of" religion but "freedom from" religion. What if there is a Way to Be content in life that may be summed up in less than fifteen minutes, no religion required? Would I replace my religious roots with this brief line of thought? How much, if any, of my religious behavior would remain? Would my life be better or worse? There is a way of being every human being is meant to be. This way allows, even celebrates, the full spectrum of culture and thought. This way brings freedom and contentment. This way requires no participation or membership in religion.