Religion is not Cultural Conditioning
The word ‘dharma’ hails its origin from the roots meaning, ‘that which gives support to and maintains everything.’ It is not a concept, but that which sustains every concept. That which supports this vastness, the galaxy, the universe, and the endless expanse of the existence. Religion is not related to concepts. Because concepts, they are discrete, they are two flips of a same coin. While on one hand concepts; are intellectual ideas. Religion is the name for that essential truth which sustains everything, without which everything would certainly disperse. That which suffixes all, which is the totality of all, and which bridges all. It is like making a garland of flowers. A heap of flowers here and there a garland. What is the difference? The pile is chaotic. No flower is connected with any other flower; all the flowers are disconnected. The garland is strung on a thread. The thread is not visible, it is hidden in the flowers, but it joins one flower to another. The law of connectivit