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Australian Aborigine     Buddhist     Christian     Hindu     Jainist     Jewish     Muslim     North American Indian     Rastafarian     Sikh     Spiritualist     Sufi     Voodoo     Wicca     Zoroastrianism

If you want to be added here please send me an Email of your details, where you are; what you do there, the times; contacts; and a small summery of relevant details you think are needed, [about six lines] also your web site to link to and Emails, if you have one, and what section you wish to be added into. This page is for any recognised worshiping humanitarian group following, no matter what religion or belief. I believe we must not judge or force our beliefs on others. I must say here, I personally do not agree with the teachings of some. We can only educate in truth as we see it and let the individual decide in their own time without compulsion, indoctrination, coercion, or pressure. Your details I will place in their own category and then own section within your religious parameter so each interested person can click to find your given information in that category on here, then, if they wish, click again to be directed to your site. It would be nice if you returned the favour, within the kindness of your spirituality of the teachings of your own religion. I ask for NOTHING only RESPECT, not even the placement of my link.

Will you allow people to think for themselves, and most importantly will your religion and your religious leaders allow people to think for themselves?

 Australian Aborigine

 Buddhist

[Chinese, Taoist, Zen,]

 Christian

(American Evangelist, Baptist, Christian Spiritualist, Church of England, Church of Scotland, Congregationalist,  Greek Orthodox, Jehovah Witness, Methodist,  Mormon,  Protestant,  Roman Catholic, Russian Catholic, Welsh Chapel, etc. and other sects)

 Hindu

(I am ready to put your own temple here and other sects)

 Jainism

click here for explanation of Jainism

Jainism stresses on spiritual independence and equality of all life with particular emphasis on non-violence. Self-control  (vratae) is vital for attaining omniscience (kevala jnana) and eventually moksha, or realization of the soul's true nature.
 

The pervasive influence of Jain culture and philosophy in ancient Bihar possibly gave rise to Buddhism. The Buddhists have always maintained that during the time of Buddha and Mahavira, Jainism was already an ancient and deeply entrenched faith and culture in the region. For a discussion about the connections between Jainism and Buddhism see Jainism and Buddhism. Over several thousand years, Jain influence on Hindu philosophy and religion has been considerable, while Hindu influence on Jain rituals may be observed in certain Jain sects

 Jewish

(I am ready for Orthodox, Russian and other sects, place your Synagogue here}

 Muslim

(I am ready to place your own Mosque and other sects here)

 North American Indian

 [ready for different tribes and beliefs]

 Rastafarian

 Sikh

 Spiritist

• Allan Kardec University Study Group,  http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/kardec/  USA

• Email: Kardec@www.utexas.edu

• Allan Kardec Study Group,   http://www.allankardec.ca/m.php

• Allan Kardec Publishing,  www.spi-london.com/kardec/languages/english.htm

• Basic principles of the Spiritism

• Long Island Spiritist Doctrine Studies,   www.lispiritistdoctrine.com/  USA

• GEAE Advanced Study Group of Spiritism

• The Allan Kardec Educational Society   Pennsylvania USA

• Brazilian Medical Spiritist Association,  www.amebrasil.org.br/ingles/index.htm

• Sir William Crookes Spiritist Society,  www.sirwilliam.org

• Spiritist Society of Baltimore,  www.ssbaltimore.org  USA

• The Astral City book (new - for download!)

• The Cuban Spiritist Society,  www.sociedadespiritistacubana.com/  CUBA

• The Spiritist Group of New York   New York USA

 Spiritualist

(Ready for Christian, Independent, Corinthian, Ordinary)

Brighton National Spiritualist church

http://brightonnationalspiritualistchurch.com

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Portsmouth Temple of Spiritualism   

http://www.freewebs.com/portsmouthtemplespiritualism

 Canada

Spiritualist Church of Canada     

An overview of Spiritualist philosophy and a list of Canadian churches.
 

http://www.Spiritualistchurchofcanada.com/
This organization exists to assist in, promoting and uniting Spiritualist Churches, societies,
organizations and persons across Canada.

http://www.lighthousespiritualcentre.ca/Churches/churchcanada.html
This is a representative list of various Spiritualist Churches across Canada.

Spiritualist Web Sites in Canada

http://members.tripod.com/~Synergy_2/gateway/cdn_church.html

This directory lists addresses for Spiritualist Churches in Canada.

http://dmoz.org/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Spiritualism/Spiritualist_Churches/
Open directory listing spiritualist churches. Site hosted by the International Spiritualist Alliance

 South Africa

The Spiritual Centre Church in Diep River, Cape Town, is a spiritualist centre and church open to anyone who is interested in spiritualism. Unlike any religion, Spiritualism is not tied to fixed creeds or dogmas. We welcome anyone to come in and experience spiritualism: a way of life combining religion, philosophy and science.
We offer services every Sunday evening, as well as every second and fourth Sunday mornings, private healings, lectures, talks, discussions and clairvoyance.
 

http://scc.spiritualcapetown.com/

 Scotland

Bathgate Christian Spiritualist Church

Bathgate Christian Spiritualist Church (est 1946)Acredale House, Mid Street, Bathgate, West Lothian Every Sunday doors open at 6pm for 6.30pm service during which there are demonstrations of clairvoyance by top National & International Mediums to prove there is life after death . Also Spiritual healing by registered healers from The Scottish Association of Spiritual healers (SASH) & United Spiritualists. Open Circles of meditation, Psychic & Spiritual development circles conducted by qualified Mediums.

Tel: 01506 437566

http://www.spiritualismscotland.com

John [Jock] McArthur s site.

http://groups.msn.com/DUNFERMLINEASK/_whatsnew.msnw

A group started in Dunfermline by Mr John McArthur for the development of Mediums and to prove there is life after our so called death. An organisation which along with many good and helpful friends is expanding their good reputation through a kindly man.

All enquires please contact General Secretary  at Phone/fax 01383 728798  mob no 07866024607 Email secretary@dunfermlineask.co.uk  

Office address for all correspondence is General Secretary Dunfermline Ask. 5 Mowbray House, Main St, Halbeath, Dunfermline, Fife, KY11 8EE 

There are over 70 Christian Spiritualist churches and centres listed on this site please follow the link below for your local one.

http://www.greaterworld.com/Main/churches.htm

There are over 350 Spiritualist Churches and centres affiliated to the S.N.U follow the link below to their site and direct to their church page for your local one.

http://www.snu.org.uk/churches/find a church.htm

The Arthur Findlay College, which is in Stansted Hall Stansted Mountfichet, near Stansted Airport, Essex, England, teaches all manner of Psychic awareness throughout the year. It was once the manor house of the parish of Stansted Mountfichet. It is known by historical records that in 1658 the hall was partly finished and the owner at the time was Thomas Middleton. The Hall had originally been owned by the de Vere family but was sold to Thomas Middleton, a wealthy Londoner who became Mayor of London, in 1613. It was owned by the Middleton family until 1715. The years after this I do not as yet know. In later years was owned by the Findlay Family. The hall, all the farm and land were left to the trust in the will of Arthur Findlay [who was a shipping merchant in Scotland] for the purpose of psychic research to prove that there was indeed life after death. The Hall building has a purpose built church attached to the main building and connected to it now is a very new healing centre. There is a Divine service on Sunday and one on Wednesday evenings both start at 6.15 pm.

 Sufi

 Voodoo

 Wicca

http://www.wicca.org.uk/

 Zoroastrianism

http://tenets.zoroastrianism.com/

ETC.

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