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For anyone who is new and recently arrived here, a common question may arise: "Should the gods be worshipped?"
This question and concern are completely natural and deserve a precise, decisive, and convincing answer.
I personally was someone for whom this question was very important. I struggled with this question and similar doubts many times and was overcome with uncertainty.
This was because I have an intensely uncontrollable personality, and I abhor and despise any form of blind obedience or slave-like worship. So, when I first came to the former Temple of Zeus (JoS), this question mattered a great deal to me, because I wanted to be free here, and finally be myself.
One of the reasons I distanced myself from the false Abrahamic religions and opposed them was exactly this slave-like worship and obedience to a so-called great dictator.
Back when we were called Joy of Satan, some people had similar questions and confusions thinking that Satan is a red being with big horns who could burn you with a single fiery breath. Thankfully, such lies about Satan (Zeus) were dispelled.
Now that our name is Temple of Zeus, some newcomers might still be influenced by Greek myths about the gods and may see them in a distorted way, leading to misunderstanding.
And for those who mistakenly believe that after joining the Temple of Zeus, they are required to worship all the gods and offer sacrifices to them this post reveals the truth.
This post fully answers those doubts and questions. Reading it is highly recommended for anyone who is new here.
First of all, let’s ask: What really is “worship”?
In the Abrahamic religions, worship literally means “complete submission” and “being a slave”!
Unfortunately, most people today think this is what worship truly means.
But the truth is, worship in its real and pure form simply means expressing love, deep respect, and heartfelt humility toward a being greater than oneself, usually a god or some higher power.
Worship can include actions such as:
Praying
Bowing or prostrating
Singing hymns
Silence and meditation
Anyone who comes here should be a genuine seeker of truth.
Give yourself the chance to study and judge between good and evil.
A person who enters this place should, at least for a short while, free their mind letting go of any prejudgments or conclusions drawn from false past beliefs or misinformation.
Otherwise, that person is trapped in dogma, and as everyone knows, dogma is the enemy of learning and true understanding.
For a fair judgment and conclusion, one must first identify the Evil/Enemy.
In this internal courtroom of the mind, the guilty ones are the Christians, Jews, Muslims, and their so-called god.
To recognize the enemy and the Enemy:
Kabbalah Exposed - The True Face of the Jews
Witness the truths of Kabbalah. Everything about the Jewish agenda is being exposed.
kabbalahexposed.com
Now that we understand who the enemy is and the foundation behind it, and we know that worshipping the Christian, Jewish, or Islamic god leads to servitude and bondage and that their worship is mandatory it becomes clear that refusing to worship their god carries terrifying consequences.
So, how is the worship of the Jewish and Christian god practiced?
You are all already familiar with the style of worship in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. But pay close attention to this:
Romans 12:1:
"Offer your bodies as a living and holy sacrifice this is your true and proper worship."
As you can see, the highest form of worship is not prayer, or kneeling, or sacrificing animals the ultimate worship is for a devoted believer to become the sacrifice."Offer your bodies as a living and holy sacrifice this is your true and proper worship."
In Christian scripture, Jesus Christ, the so-called Son of God, ultimately completed his worship by offering himself and ascending to the heavens.
Meanwhile, in the Qur'an, their god is portrayed as a narcissistic being who created the entire world and existence for one sole purpose: to be worshipped.
Qur’an, Surah Adh-Dhariyat (51:56):
"I did not create the jinn and mankind except to worship Me."
It's truly laughable that a god who supposedly created this vast universe, with all its intricate systems, still needs to be worshipped and validated by the very creatures he created."I did not create the jinn and mankind except to worship Me."
And if you dare to stop worshipping him, or deny his existence, you are condemned to suffer eternal torment in hell, roasted forever by the wrath of your "merciful" god.
This is the fate that awaits anyone who dares to reject the god of the Jews, Christians, or Muslims.
Now, someone who has been deceived by the enemy’s programming and now knows the truth, may need some time to come to terms with it.
The feelings that can arise upon discovering the true nature of the enemy may include:
1. Anger
Anger is a natural reaction especially when one finds out they’ve been lied to and deceived about something they once believed in.
2. Distrust / Fear / Confusion
A newcomer who now understands the truth about the enemy may become hesitant, afraid, or confused about joining or following a new path or belief. They begin to realize that the enemy has infiltrated and corrupted nearly everything this fear stems from not wanting to be deceived again.
At this stage, a new seeker in the Temple of Zeus needs something real and true to rely on.
This is where the gods come to us.
A newcomer may also feel unsure about the gods of the Temple of Zeus.
They might wonder: "Do I have to worship a higher power again?"
But after reading just a bit on the Temple of Zeus website, they come to realize the truth:
That the gods are highly advanced, deeply loving, and truly compassionate beings who care for us, love us sincerely, and never force themselves upon anyone or demand strange or humiliating behavior.
At the Temple of Zeus, We try to live well.
Rather than obsessing over past sins and mistakes, we learn to grow from them using them as valuable lessons for our spiritual evolution, and moving forward with strength and purpose.
There is no need to be a sacrifice anymore.
There is no need to fear divine curses or endless punishments from a wrathful god.
At the Temple of Zeus, we learn how to take control of our own lives and destinies and free ourselves from all forms of slavery and submission.
Now that we've seen the kind of worship the enemy demands, let’s ask: What does worship mean in the Temple of Zeus?
In the Temple of Zeus, among our gods, there is no concept of divine punishment like the burning hell depicted by the enemy.
There is also no forced paradise.
What exists here is, simply put: ourselves, our lives, and the world we want to shape with the guidance and blessing of the gods, into something far better and more advanced than it is today.
We believe that every person, with their free will and in alignment with their own nature, can connect with the gods in whatever way feels right with one exception: disrespecting the gods.
Each person in the Temple of Zeus can have their own form of relationship and connection with the gods, such as:
Forms of Relationship with the Gods:
Family: The gods are, quite literally, our family and we are their children.
Friendship: The gods have always been the truest friends and supporters of humanity.
Teacher–Student: Throughout history and even now the gods have been our most caring and wise teachers.
God–Human: Anyone who wishes may worship the gods. (For example, I personally speak to images and statues of Zeus and bow to them.)
You are free to connect with the gods in whichever of these forms you feel most comfortable with.
What Is Worship in the Temple of Zeus?
Worship, for us, is a path.
Unlike the worship of the enemy’s god, where prayers and rituals generate destructive energy that poisons the world and our lives;
our worship as members of the Temple of Zeus is something far more beautiful than one can even imagine.
The way we worship is not only beneficial for ourselves, but also for the world we live in and for the gods themselves.
Our form of worship includes:
1. Self-Knowledge
On the sacred path of life, and in our journey with the gods and the Temple of Zeus, we regard self-knowledge as one of the most fundamental and exalted values.
We believe that a person cannot attain true fulfillment and lasting progress unless they gain deep and honest insight into themselves.
By reflecting inward, we strive to identify our weaknesses—not to blame or shame ourselves, but to heal, grow, and transform.
We also uncover our strengths and hidden talents so that we may better understand and fulfill our mission in this world.
We firmly believe that no problem is eternal and no obstacle is unconquerable—so long as a person finds the path to self-awareness and, with the guidance of the higher divine forces, becomes more conscious, stronger, and more worthy with each step.
Each day is an opportunity to become better, more human, and closer to one’s true essence.
2. Understanding the World and the Universe
We believe that self-knowledge and world-knowledge are like two wings of the soul’s flight.
Just as we must journey into the depths of our inner being, we must also develop a conscious, loving, and reverent view of the world around us.
3. Cultural Understanding
Along this path, one of the most awe-inspiring discoveries is the many faces of the gods.
The gods reveal themselves in diverse ways among different lands and peoples—not because truth itself changes, but because human beings, shaped by their languages, environments, histories, and spiritual needs, form their own unique images of the divine.
In Eastern cultures, gods may appear as forces of nature, cosmic cycles, or silent wisdom.
In the West, they may take the form of human-like beings warriors, creators, or judges.
In tribal cultures, the gods may be embodied in animals, ancestral spirits, or the shadows of the forest.
Yet what remains constant is humanity’s yearning to connect with the divine a need that each culture answers in its own sacred language.
The gods adapt themselves to the mental framework and language of each people, in order to express higher truths and the ultimate reality in a way that is understandable, tangible, and close to the heart.
4. Learning Ancient Knowledge
Astral wisdom is a striking example of knowledge that has been largely forgotten in today’s world.
We do not view the study of stars and planets as mere observation of distant objects, but as a sacred effort to understand the relationship between human beings and the cosmos between spirit and sky, between destiny and the stars.
Astrology, the ancient science of cosmic influence on human life is rooted in the deepest layers of history, mysticism, and timeless wisdom.
Through this knowledge, we discover that the universe is not silent or indifferent. The heavens are alive, they speak, they warn, and they reveal hidden patterns behind the events of life.
In our studies, we do not seek shallow fortune-telling, but a deeper awareness of cosmic timing, when to fight, when to wait, when to plant seeds, and when to harvest.
Another example is the power within our spirit and chakras. This inner energy, when cultivated consistently through meditation and yoga, has the potential to manifest miracles on the level of the gods themselves.
These are just a few glimpses of the kind of worship and devotion we practice.
And the gods are always beside the members of the Temple of Zeus—ready to help us in our times of need.
Yes, in the Temple of Zeus, worship, respect, and love for ourselves and the gods are all expressed in this way.
It is a beautiful, sacred, and meaningful form of reverence and connection that cannot be found anywhere else.
Because our gods are not pleased by the sacrifice of innocent animals, They rejoice in our spiritual and intellectual growth, and in our evolution as human beings.
So, what are the consequences of denying or disobeying the gods in the Temple of Zeus?
"Whatever you do in your life, you will face the results yourself."
Put simply: You reap what you sow.
We were created in such a way that our souls need to be guided toward higher levels of existence.
In simpler terms, we must nourish and strengthen our souls. This is how we were designed by the gods.
The knowledge of how to grow and feed our souls lies in the hands of the gods.
They teach us how to develop and empower both our spirit and body, so that we may eventually become free and rise to be like the gods themselves.
As we’ve already said, there is no force or compulsion in this path.
If you choose to accept the truth now, you will be far ahead. Your growth and spiritual journey will be smoother and more fruitful.
But if you choose not to see the truth about us and the gods, that too is your decision.
Eventually, you will be reincarnated many times until you finally recognize the gods and the truth.
However, a major obstacle arises here:
Repeated reincarnations without purpose or spiritual growth create a massive buildup of negative karma.
So, when the day finally comes in one of your lifetimes that you recognize the gods, you will have to work much harder to cleanse that heavy karmic burden.
That is why I say: it's best to begin now.
Devote your time and energy to your spiritual advancement, before the weight of delay becomes too great.
For anyone who is new here, it is important to continuously grow and stay in touch with the gods, So that everything written here can be not only understood, but truly felt and experienced.
