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I have studied over 3000 religions in all countries and continents and realized that they all say the same thing. Yes, all religions are the same and we just choose to stick to one because that is what we are expected to do or what we were taught. We miss judge other religions because we never attempt to understand them or out of individual biases. Jesus was not a Christian, Buddha was not a Hindu, Thoth’s teaching was not meant for Egyptians, Islam is not just meant for Muslims, and so forth. We are not meant to be religious beings but spiritual beings. So you are right to believe in whichever religion you chose and you are right. It is also okay for me to believe in a different religion and am also right. My point is that we (all religions, societies, beliefs, science, races, regions, etc.,) were taught by the same life force/creator/God. There are no chosen people or special religions because they all say the same thing and this is what this book tries to show and explain. On that note, what if I tell you that Jesus was not a person but a concept? What if I was to tell you that he is the same concept as Buddha (Buddhism), Odysseus (Greek), Romulus, Dionysus (Roman), Horus (Egypt), Zeus (Greek), Jupiter (Roman), Obatala (West African Mythology), and many other gods? What if the gods of different cultures are not actually gods but different forms of the same creator? What if the 7 chakras represent the same thing as the 7 days of the week, the 7 heavens in Islam, the 7 main gods in ancient Egypt, Aztec, Greek, and Roman mythologies, the 7 African gods, and the 7 main elements in alchemy? What if Amun (Egyptian god) is ‘a moon’ or Amen? What if Yahweh (Christianity) is also Yahwah (Luo-Nilotic tribe), and Yahwah (Egyptian god)? What if the sun is also the son? What if I tell you that all these examples are not different things but the same thing being communicated in different ways? Well, read my explanations and be the judge. Am an ominist! I do not believe in