The churches and the religious will become more democratic…

We have systematically over the generations given away our creative powers to those in perceived authority. Of these authorities the religious authority is perhaps the most powerful. It is not uncommon, for example, on our Sunday observance, for millions of humans to engaging in the obedience to religious authority. See what occurs in our communities in the Christian nations during our religious holidays. Whole peoples are seen enacting rituals of the holidays, celebrating the life of The Christ.

Now we’re here does the authority lie? Primarily, as the intermediary between humanity and the Divine, it is with the priest first, and then the members of the church hierarchy. The officials are entrusted with the powers of creation given by the practitioners.

Now we have spoken elsewhere of the necessity in this time of awakening, to think these power exchanges that the individual has with the intermediaries of the Divine. As this occurs, and many of us begin to take back power from religious figures, the churches and the religions will become more democratic. They will become humanized. The rituals will be transformed into more truthful demonstrations of the manifestation process.