I believe that everything a person does reflects what he/she was taught as a kid. The parents should teach their children about the right values they should possess as a human being.

this is more of a lifestyle choice than a religion.

religions were created to unify people so that they can develop faster; heres an example:

a king in egypt wants to build a dam so that the township can thrive by having more water for crops and for the people, he tells the community that they need to work together to build a dam for the sun god Ra. They follow and do this “for Ra”, the dam is built and they receive better crops and an inproved way of life. They believe that life is getting better because they constructed this dam for Ra, when they just built it for themselves under a ruse from thejr king.

Religion is a society where the highest power is the person leading the religion, they make up a higher being that “instructs them” to do something when its just the leader trying to develop his land or whatever.

This “religion” you have made is simply a way of life, and i support what you are doing. Not gonna join but good on you

Thank you everyone for the honest input and opinions on the book so far. I have reflected and decided that this book really is a 'way of life' through a philosophical look. The book has been retitled to reflect this.

I would still like to ask the question about desire. What is it in life that you would do if money was not a barrier? Would pursuing your desire cause conflicts in other areas, e.g. Moral or Relationship conflicts?

If I was not bound by money, I'd probably get myself situated with a house, and food and things.