Foreword This Declaration is intended for general knowledge. Its aim is to notify everyone, both interested and disinterested, about its philosophy, principles and purposes, its views on society and some important aspects of human life. Hereafter are the main points. They are based on the philosophy of The Teaching of The United Temple. They do not depend on the current… Continue reading "Declaration of The Teaching of The United Temple"
There are many definitions of what is good and what is evil. It is not surprising: people have always been answering this question. There is only one question that could be more popular: “What is the meaning of life?”. Unfortunately, none of the answers was convincing enough to be accepted by the majority. However, if we talk about morality, we… Continue reading "At the origins of the good and the evil"
I believe, friends, rocket caravans will rush us forward from star to star. On the dusty paths of distant planets Our tracks will remain. V. Voinovich They say: “If God had meant us to fly he’d have given us wings”. This proverb is often applied to a person. This was once said, usually with irony, about those who dreamed of… Continue reading "A cosmic race"
The concept of “spirituality” is usually associated with religion. In the case of the Teaching, this association is reinforced by the fact that it uses terminology partially drawn from religious lexicon. A person who looks at our texts and other materials sees that they mention the Creator, gods, the afterlife, reincarnations, revelations — and they might get the impression that… Continue reading "Religion? No. Spiritual Path"
In many mythologies, there are stories of ancient times — pre-flood times, or the times of the Golden Age, or times when gods lived among humans, or times of ancient kings and heroes. Science has traditionally been skeptical about these accounts. However, in recent times, scientific facts are slowly starting to erode the dam of skepticism. Data from the intersection… Continue reading "Unknown History"
The mitevma Temely, which describes the origin and structure of the Universe, begins with the logion: “There was a time when there was no Universe; then there was a great living being, which should be called the Creator” (Temely I, 1). This immediately raises a question: why is the Creator (i.e., the one who creates) at the same time a… Continue reading "Unusual Creator"
