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>>15164798
>It is nihilism
The conventional is not negated by ultimate. The middle way is a path beyond the duality of nihilism and essentialism. Deep is this insight, hard to fathom, even harder to assimilate. You've got quite a bit of henosizing to do friend!

Since many people here are interested in obscure religion, I'll ask this here instead of making a new thread.

I am creating my own Orthodox religion right now.
I am doing this because I am dissatisfied with every other traditional option right now for various reasons I will not go into.
It will be a blend of both Buddhism and Judaism.
I already have three people to practice it with me.

From Buddhism I shall take: non-dualism/Advaita, void, asceticism, moksha, enligthenment.
From Judaism I shall take: prophets, angels, strict ban on sodomy, kabbalah, the four-letter special name of G-d as our main item of worship, eternal covenant with the Judeao-Buddhists, strict ban on breaking the Sabbath, circumcision, animal sacrifice, a lot of their commandments and then some additional revealed ones specific to our religion.

The canonical texts shall be taken in entirety from both traditions, but major parts contradicting each other shall be reinterpreted accordingly and a new condensed scripture shall be written in the future.

I have some questions:
How do I confer onto this religion a true Orthodox status?
How do I save my religion from degeneracy?