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>>318430
I'm not religious but I get why they could be comforting. At least Hinduism could be with all its goddesses and such, Buddhism is pretty cold and nihilistic

>>318430
Buddhism is anti-woman read the passages about women from the buddah(s) although the meditations are very useful to learn to control your emotions. Learn the breathing rituals.

All religon is moid dominant. Except maybe some forms of Paganidm and magic. Women are better off disowning organized religion altogether. The fact that god who gives birth to existance is a man speaks levels Priests everywhere are a cult of faggotry or apg trannoids that wish they could birth anything

>>318443
All religion is mostly moid coded like i said.

Literally just read:
>Three Books of Occult Philosophy
>Magic Theory & Practice
>Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype

Might as well read some Carl Jung because religion is literally just about archetypes that exist in our mind. We made it tf up. Its just mindful actions with intentionality where you channel a part of urself or aspirations. Ultimately Prayer has always been just a mental conversation with urself.

Moids sure but what about the women?

I was raised in a hindu household so even though ive generally disavowed organized religon, i do find comfort and joy in reading the stories as mythology.

>>318437
Like you said all religion is anti-woman, so why should I be that bothered about moids opinion on women when it comes to religion? The world back then was even more mysoginistic than now, might as well take the good and use it to your advantage.

I take this not as a religious flaw but a societal one. I don't agree with all religions but moids being retarded is not gonna stop me from enjoying what I find comfort and wisdom on.

Buddhism-wise, there is a lot of important women figures as well, like Tara or Kuan Yin who can arguably become buddhas or bodhisattvas in Mahayana buddhism.

femininity is an important energy in both.

>>318449
I definitely understand the organized religion bit, I agree