S B N R: SPIRITUAL BUT NOT RELIGIOUS

S B N R: SPIRITUAL BUT NOT RELIGIOUS 

Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR) is a term that describes a way of thinking about spirituality that doesn't fit neatly into traditional religious categories. It's a belief system that focuses on personal growth, inner peace, and connection to something greater than oneself, without being tied to organized religious doctrines or institutions. People who identify as SBNR may draw inspiration from a variety of sources, including nature, personal experiences, ancient wisdom, and even encounters with extraterrestrial beings.

I have embraced SBNR through my I Am Kamalayan Movement, where I had been sharing teachings from my book The Galactic Testament. This belief system is not a traditional religion, but rather a way of understanding spiritual matters based on the guidance I have received from highly evolved extraterrestrial beings called the Elohim. These beings, including spiritual guides, angels, and extraterrestrial entities from other dimensions, have imparted knowledge about different levels of dimensions and densities, as well as insights into ancient texts such as the Bible.

The Galactic Testament provides a different perspective on traditional religious texts. For example, it suggests that the Bible is not a book about God, but about extraterrestrial beings, such as the Elohim mentioned in the Old Testament. According to my Elohim guides, figures like El Elyon, the head of the Council, Yahweh, El Shaddai the Destroyer, yes he wanted to be worshipped and feared, , and Satan the genius  and administrator of the council are not deities, but rather highly evolved beings with specific roles within a cosmic hierarchy. My Galactic Testament teachings imply that these beings have clashed among themselves, as depicted in biblical narratives.

It's important to note that the concept of SBNR, as presented by my Galactic Testament book, may be controversial and is not widely accepted within mainstream religious or spiritual communities. Traditional religious interpretations often emphasize faith, devotion, and adherence to specific doctrines, whereas SBNR tends to prioritize personal spiritual experiences, individual beliefs, and an open-minded approach to exploring the mysteries of the universe.

At its core, SBNR reflects a desire to seek meaning and purpose beyond the confines of organized religion, while also acknowledging the vastness of the cosmos and the possibility of encounters with beings from other realms. For those who resonate with SBNR, it offers a framework for exploring spirituality that is flexible, inclusive, and rooted in personal connection to the divine, whatever form that may take.

In conclusion, the concept of SBNR, as articulated by my Kamalayan teachings based from the Galactic Testament book,  represents a unique approach to spirituality that emphasizes personal growth, cosmic interconnectedness, and the influence of extraterrestrial entities. While it may challenge traditional religious beliefs, SBNR provides a thought-provoking perspective on the nature of spirituality and the mysteries of the universe.