A short spoken monologue urging listeners to invent a personal religion/spirituality and tailor rituals to their own needs. The speaker emphasizes authenticity, respect for others' practices, and defines 'practice' broadly as any activity that connects one with a source.
Make up your own religion. Make up your own spirituality. Make up your own rituals. Make it. Make it authentic. Make it unique to you and your needs and what you have. Respect everyone else's. But make your own. Don't listen to anyone else's. That's for them. What is it for you? What do you need to practice? And what I mean by practice is any activity that connects you with source, period.
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