Meditation and religious beliefs

Much discussion has been about meditation methods and their relationships with various sects. That is why we have not developed the philosophy of light as the first manifestation of the birth of the universe and its resolution into seven primordial forces that govern all worlds. Unfortunately, whatever we say on such matters can be misinterpreted.

We have nothing to do with sects, nor do we support one religion more than another. We believe that every person should believe in the existence of God since they become better for themselves and the people around them. This does not mean that someone who does not believe is necessarily evil.

So we are not proposing a new religion or supporting an existing one. We respect everyone's religious beliefs, but as a method of meditation, we have a psychological and mathematical (regarding the quintrays) basis, not a theological one.

Prayer to the God in whom one believes is done with the driving force of belief. Meditation, although it is a type of prayer, is mainly based on techniques that create the expectation for the desired result and faith in the spiritual power of the meditator.

The efficacy of the quintrays cannot be the subject of theological debate, nor can it be disputed or supported by arguments unrelated to the application of the quintrays to real problems. To create the method, we worked with people with different beliefs, having a common goal: to become better visualizers by overcoming, concurrently, the fear of the unknown that limits us.

C. R. M. Light Meditation has less philosophy and more practical practice in creative visualization, astral and dream projection, and dozens of techniques that will help you discover spiritual and psychic powers that you have had since birth. You do not need to change your religious beliefs.