Evolution of Religion

Definition

Bashar teaches that religion evolves as human consciousness evolves. Early religions served as 'permission slips' — external tools to access inner states. As humanity matures spiritually, the need for external intermediaries decreases, and individuals develop direct connection to Source. Bashar explains that this does not mean rejecting religion but evolving beyond the need for rigid structures. The future of spirituality is personal, direct, and experiential rather than dogmatic.