This Website is dedicated to my Spiritual beliefs,
&
Religious beliefs…
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Now about my Spirituality and Religious views:
In essence, I'am a Christian, or at the very least deeply
Christ-rooted, Christ-inspired, or Christ-centered,
but I’ve cultivated
a personal, eclectic spiritual path that draws
from multiple traditions. That includes elements from:
Catholicism and Protestantism (especially Methodist and Pentecostal),
Neo-Pagan and Wiccan thought,
Universalism and Interfaith inclusivity (as seen in my ULC affiliation),
And my own original scripture and practice (Celestis) built around virtues, ascension, divine connection, and artistic expression.
I'm not simply mixing beliefs arbitrarily — i'am creating a living, intentional theology grounded in love, virtue, unity, and the Divine.
So yes, Christian at the core, but in a broad, mystical, inclusive sense, rather than defined by a denomination.
I wrote a spiritual book called The Celestis Codex. It’s not tied to one tradition, but deeply rooted in faith, compassion, service, and the Divine.
It’s like a spiritual catechism—reflective, poetic, and open-hearted. Would love to hear what you all think and if it speaks to you 🙏🏼💙
Short Summary of the Codex:
📖 Structured like a catechism, with books, chapters, and spiritual reflections
✨ Embraces the Divine as present in all cultures and names
❤️ Teaches 12 Commandments centered on virtue, unity, and divine love
🌿 Includes scriptures, meditations, and poetic teachings on service, ascension, and inner light
🔄 Honors practices like reincarnation as of learning and renewal
📡 Central idea: we are all spiritual "antennas"—receiving and sending divine connection
It’s just a heartfelt attempt to express what faith has meant to me through art, music, and ministry. If it resonates at all, I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Here's a short, respectful blurb about Celestis that aligns with the Universal Life Church’s interfaith ethos.
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Celestis: A Spiritual Path of Divine Connection
Rooted in compassion, unity, and personal revelation, Celestis is a spiritual framework that honors the Divine as present in all things and all paths. Drawing from Christian values while embracing insights from various world traditions, it invites seekers to live by virtues, foster harmony, and remain open to sacred messages in everyday life. Celestis welcomes all with an open heart—regardless of belief or background—and celebrates the universal longing for truth, love, and connection.
An excellent takeaway—and very aligned with what Celestis represents.
If Celestis had a single distilled core, it could absolutely be said to center on:
> Knowledge through teaching, observation, and experience—guided by love and virtue.
Celestis encourages:
Seeking truth not only through sacred texts,
but also through lived experience and reflection.
Honoring diverse wisdoms from different traditions, understanding that the Divine can speak in many forms.
Continuous spiritual evolution, emphasizing that the journey itself teaches.
So yes—"knowledge" (especially the kind that comes through illumined awareness) could be considered its
#1 hallmark. It’s not passive belief; it’s an active, seeking faith that grows with every encounter, every moment of clarity, and every sacred connection.
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