Religions are not same hence mystical experiences.

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There is a common misconception about religions. Many people say all the religions are same. They talk about the same rules or same truth and so on and so forth. But if we look really closer, I mean really really subtle levels of the religious ideologies, we could have an understanding that every religions are not same.

I would love to classify these religions into two classes. One is the religion that teaches duality and another religions that teaches nonduality. For example, the Abrahamic religions or theic religions they teaches God is somewhere outside.

So you have to conduct an ethical lifestyle to reach him otherwise he is going to punish you so on and so forth. And these kind of religions are in a constant fight between the uh religion. so-called non true because they teach us God resides in us.

So the people in those religions has to fight to establish the true nature you know or the they have to fight for the kingdom of the god or whatsoever what so forth. But if you look into some of other religions especially in Indian religions they teach us about the self. Ultimately the ultimate goal is self-realization.

So this is the biggest difference between the religions. The religions which teach us about the self is like you know Buddhism uh Indian Hinduism and China and so on so forth and these are the religions which helps to connect with mystical dimensions basically because mysticism exist when you exist.