Science is a big map of our worldly reality, yes, and that's it.
There's no right or wrong religion. Most major religions are based off spirituality and were perverted into giving the church power. In my opinion, the most pure religions (closest to spirituality) would be Buddhism and Hinduism.
Aah, the enlightened Hinduism. Dude, you're realy clueless. Hinduism, like any other notion of separation, has been involved with wars. There are even rules set out in their holy books about how to conduct war.
So why do these religions fight for supremacy if none of them is right or wrong?
You mean all those people throughout history got slaughtered in the name of 'not right, not wrong'? Seriously?
Sure, my life completely flipped after 'finding god.' I literally look like a completely different human, after half a year. In addition to that, it will give me the power to become a renowned guitarist in a few months time.
I'm not debating the effect your experiences have on you, i'm debating wether these experiences are real or are an artifact of your brain.
The color red does not exist. It is just a range of frequencies of the em spectrum.
And yet most people experience 'redness' when they see red and it has inspired lots of artists.
Nevertheless, the experience of 'redness' exists only in your brain.
And if you don't have cones in your eyes that can pick up this band of em frequencies you just have no clue what red is.
Doing that with the goal of possessing money is still egotistical, no matter your intentions. Your ego wants to donate to the charity so it seems like a better person, rather than doing so through your life actions. However, I don't think it's impossible for supernatural phenomena to start physically occurring in our reality, in the near future.
Bullshit, these tests have also been done without any financial or personal incentive.
They all fail, always. Your possibility of supernatural occuring physically is a fantasy. Deal with it.
This is why there is more than reality: There are infinite realities. You have yours, I have mine, some people share realities. Our reality is shaped after what we believe, whatever you believe is true. When you hallucinate, you believe you are seeing something, correct? If you believe you are sick, you're sick, right? If you believe you're sad, surely depression will begin to manifest into your life, right? My reality is different than yours because we clearly have different beliefs. There, of course, is one true reality, the true nature of the universe. (Un)fortunately, this is not it, this is a reality we created to learn as souls. When we die, we return to our true nature, energy.
No, now your confusing our view of reality with the concept of reality itself. This kind of distinction was already used thousands of years ago and has served humanity well. And now you simply wash over it just to make it fit your opinion.
Seriously, you know too little about the world to debate these things.
I usually find myself sick, i don't have to believe it, it just happens.
If i feel a depression i notice because i feel sad for a prolonged time, i dont believe in feeling sad and then become depressed. It is just not how it works. It's your
fantasy of how you think it
should work.
I'm sure people can imagine themselfs into bing sick or depressed, but those are not real illnesses or depressions, they are immitations of the results of such things.
You deny the complexity of reality and instead flee into the safe comfort of your simple fantasies and self-delusions.
There realy is a shitload of things to know about the actual real universe and it's a shame you don't want to explore them.