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human
>Okay sure, I have principles. They aren't abrahamic at all tho, and they are the conclusions I've made so far in regards to life.
IMO relying on just 'personal life experience' is insufficient. No one, no matter how wise, can match the cumulative experience and introspection of the literally millions of people who have developed the great spiritual traditions of humanity.

From my perspective all these traditions can be put into 4 broad groups, corresponding to the four cradles of civilization dating back to the dawn of history. These are those of Mesopotamia, culminating in Catholicism; India, culminating in Buddhism; China, culminating in Confucianism; and Mesoamerica. Obviously all these groupings have a tremendous number of variants and diversity, yet there are fundamental moral assumptions underpinning each. Since you've explicitly written off the 1st two and the last is (frankly) extremely underdeveloped and inferior, perhaps look into traditional Chinese ancestor worship and folk religion? I would also note that there are moral traditions highly distinct from typical 'abrahamism' that can be found in Catholicism (particularly Greek influences like Neoplatonism and Stoicism) if that isn't a turn-off.

Fundamentally I just think approaching the occult with some systematic intent and expectation is both safer and more effective than winging it.
gpt
>China, culminating in Confucianism;
Chinese culmination is Taoism, Confucianism is a belief system that's centered around moral dogma to uphold societal hierarchies, never for the individual pursuit of truth.