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Supermarket of Beliefs: The Truth in 11 Parts Kindle Edition

by Galia Koplis (Author), Dorit Silverman (Editor), Andi Moradian (Translator) Format: Kindle Edition
3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 13 ratings
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Construct your individual belief from the abundance of faiths and doctrines

A bridged manual about religions and faiths and a guide to the contemporary spiritual learner.

In today's world we have the freedom to believe whatever we want, but often lack the ability to navigate in the sea of spiritual beliefs around us. Supermarket of Beliefs helps one find an individual way within the abundance of available knowledge and plentitude of world religions.

By using a simple technique described in Supermarket of Beliefs it is possible to create a focus in your spiritual life and to branch out from it into various spiritual doctrines. Learn how to take the ingredients you want from any doctrine and creed, and combine them to create the perfect dish for you at this particular moment in your life.

Learn how to:

  • Examine and reevaluate your existing beliefs
  • Classify different religious elements according to their religion’s primordial energy and distinguish between essential types of religions
  • Choose ideas, techniques and customs from any faith and religion, in order to composes your individual religion, perfectly compatible for your needs, history and tendencies
  • Integrate new discoveries into your life without harming your spiritual integrity
  • Determine the forms of religion most suitable for you
  • Conceive of your life as a never-ending learning process of spiritual becoming

Find your way in the Supermarket of Beliefs

Today, learning a new religious teaching is as easy and available as shopping for new cloths. Purchase after purchase, one theory after another, looking for the next thrill. Each religion or spiritual doctrine promises us everything, and offers a unique conceptualization of its own, that negates all other explanations. But what about everything we learned and believed before? How can we integrate our prior experience with the new systems of thought we encounter? Must we choose between different faiths? And how do we deal with elements we reject in a certain religion?

In order to navigate in the maze of religiosity the author introduces a simple and effective classification system that pertains to the most popular religions and faiths: Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Tao, Zen, opposites and separation, mysticism, material–logic and secularism. The classification and techniques offered in Supermarket of Beliefs will enable you to construct your own personal faith with your own two hands.

Learn how to broaden your spiritual point of view without being overwhelmed. Experience the plurality and relativity of truth and use it as a resource for spiritual growth.

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You will find articles that challenge traditional thinking and suggest new ways to make life more intellectually and financially independent on Galia Koplis' blog: "Make the World Home."
All the details are in Galia Koplis’ biography. The children's books on the biography page are also written in the spirit of a universal attitude.
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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01CEWIWZ6
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ February 29, 2016
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 1441 KB
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  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 95 pages
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Galia Koplis

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Galia Koplis is a multidisciplinary human being. She was born into a religious family and became an atheist at the age of 21. She spent a long time studying general studies, spiritualism, philosophy, science, and communications (journalism). In effect, she studied all the spiritual and alternative subjects and subjects dealing with self-help and beliefs. For her, the most interesting thing was the experience of insight when a new world was revealed to her.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in Education and Psychology from Bar-Ilan University.

She is also a graduate of the Avni College of Painting and Sculpture.

Later she published children's books.

In the blog, "Make the World a Home", you’ll find suggestions for an ideal world, at https://maketheworldhome.blogspot.com/ you’ll find articles called:

1. "Autotrophy - Elimination of the Emotional Hunger in the World" part A, B and C.

2. A salary for mothers

These articles deal with issues that challenge traditional thinking about ways of making life more intellectually and economically independent for the entire population. You will also find Children's books written by Galia Koplis, on Amazon, that deal, in an amusing and interesting way, with challenging prejudices and suggest being mindful to all the different kinds of people and the stories they tell themselves.

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cest_moi_monica
5.0 out of 5 stars Exciting Read!
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2016
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Quick personal background: I minored in Religious Studies & about 80% of all the books I read are spiritual in nature. I really enjoyed how this book lays out many religious ideas & beliefs in a simple, systematic way. The author focuses on creating her own personal religion and emphasizes how important that can be to many people seeking answers to spiritual questions. You don't have to stick to one set of beliefs and doctrines if you don't want to. But you can. Both ways are fine because as she says, "Man can live with opposing views without the need to reconcile between them." I'd really like to reread this book and highlight which beliefs or morals I value and see how I relate to the various religious traditions. I recommend anyone reading this to do that... just for fun! You might be surprised or see that a different religion has more similar values than you thought. Overall, it's an interesting & easy read. Anyone interested in religion, culture, psychology, lifestyle... should read this book.

Oh and another thing I really appreciated was learning a little bit about how each religion came about. For example, Zen is a combination of Taoism & Buddhism.

Disclosure: I received this book free in exchange for my honest opinion. I would have probably bought this book eventually since it's only listed at $.99 anyways.
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Angela
4.0 out of 5 stars Very interesting
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2016
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**I was given this product for free by the company for my absolute 100% opinion. I was in no way coerced into saying what I said or how I feel. My opinions are my own, and I will not recommend a product to viewers if I do not like it.**

I have never really been all about religion. Please don't get me wrong, I believe in God and everything that comes with it but I wouldn't consider myself a very religious person. I follow my own beliefs and come to terms to things in my own ways. So when I got the opportunity to review this book free of charge I jumped at it. I have all been curious about the different religions out there and how they all differ. This books goes into so much detail about everything that I will admit its hard to get hooked right away.

Everyone knows I love reading and books are my lifesaver, but this book did take awhile to get used too. I did had to skip over some of the beginning because it had a very slow start. At least it did to me, but maybe to anyone who are all about religion would have a different opinion. I skipped to the parts where she goes into detail about all the different types of religion and that's when it really got interesting for me. I love learning about how they differ and even how some kinda mesh together. I was very interested in Zen, Ancient Greece & even Buddhism.

I will not go into detail because if you guys are familiar with my book reviews I will not spoil anything for you, but I do recommend you look this book up and check it out. Even if you are not a huge fan of religion I would still do so because it's kind of amazing what you can learn if you open your mind up to it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Book! Overview of religions and interesting perspective
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2016
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I have read the book Supermarket of Beliefs for two days non-stop.
The subject of religions and beliefs is fascinating.
I love the solution that the author has presented - mixing everything in a logic and methodic way.
I have too felt the need to solve the contrasts in my life and felt a certain confusion when I've gotten to paths that are going in two different directions.
In these modern times when you are exposed to every wise idea there is, you get to a point that you don't know what to decide and here I have certainly found my way.
The details about the different religions, and not only the religions, but the modern ideas as well, gave me a lot of new information.
I definitely recommend reading the book and getting wiser on topics you are not so familiar with and on the other hand, you will find new points, which you might not been aware of.
I am planning to read the book again and this time focus on some points, which I want to learn more about.
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Sn8wflake
4.0 out of 5 stars Energy
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2016
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Such fun reading. I too studied many philosophies to find my path and encouraged my children to do the same. This book is a great start but I do wish reading the actual books incorporated in various faiths was encouraged more. I think the sky is green and unicorns are purple but how did I get there and why does it sound so silly. This book did not emphasize that I can have that silly belief as long as I don't impose it on others. All in all worth the read.
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D Finigan
5.0 out of 5 stars Great book to add to your collection!
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2016
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A very interesting book that seems to cover all faiths from all around the world. The author takes you on a journey discussing the impact of energy, the soul's purpose and cosmic creation and many more elements. My favorite
chapter 'Vision of the Future' touches on the human race and future perception as well as technologies that will have an influence on society. An insightful read and a great edition to any book collection.
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Anna Farris
4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting and informative!
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2016
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This is a superb book which digs deep into different religions and various beliefs of those religions. Anyone who seeks to know about the various religions out there, how they work and what do they preach can surely check this book out. I loved the writing style, it had me hooked from the word go which made the book more interesting for me. Coming from someone who hardly cares about religion, the book still ends to be great.
Overall, I highly recommend this book.
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Debbra Bausum
5.0 out of 5 stars Get it and enjoy!
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2016
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Life is too fast, and people move too fast through it without taking time for things that matter most. I think this is a much needed book in today's day and age, coz it is an amazingly helpful, common-sense book. It's a simple read without all the mambo - jumbo science and complicated stuff that most people don't even need to know about. Get it and enjoy!
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Mark G
4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting confusion
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2016
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As the title suggest and as with supermarkets, not all brands are carried. So I come away after reading this with just as many questions if not more than when I started.
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