Mysticism/Unfounded

Why Mysticism is a Religion Without Foundation

Mysticism does not require foundation in order to be an active religion. This is so because Mysticism is an absolute religion that collects all religions into one tradition.

For mystics, all the religions are inherently mystical and therefore any religion can contain mystical followers. A mystic will worship by the tradition they subscribe to.

All that is required to be a mystic is to believe in the Soul, the Hierarchy of the Gods, and the Registry. To practice mysticism, one must pray and devote time to their god(s), as well as try to increase the strength of their god by building temples and shrines. Since all of the religions expect the same practices from a follower, all religions are inherently mystical. With the additions of the beliefs of Mysticism, any founded religion is essential to a mystic’s faith.

The temples and priests of every religion work to spread the god of their religion. Since it is a mystic’s goal to increase the strength of their god, the natural progress of their religion is used to fuel the goal of the mystic. Mystics should make devoted and energetic followers to any founded religion. A believer of one faith can be a mystic at the same time. Praying to the god of your faith and building its temples is essentially Mysticism.

Therefore Mysticism does not need to be founded to be an active religion. All of the other religions are already mystical anyway.

The Rogue Mystic,

Summer 8 YD