During a recent meditation, I asked more information about the ancient Pallasgian/Greek philosophers and their teachings. GOD Michael commented that the Pallasgian/Greek philosophy teachings were religious teachings of Pallasism.
The most famous philosophical schools, the Academy school founded by Plato and the Lyceum school founded by Aristotle were religious schools, in which a variety of subjects were taught similar to nowadays universities/schools. Even those that we deem as physical training, such as running, were a part of religious teachings (about how to live a healthy and happy life). Nowadays our whole school systems were built on their models, though with all the revealing religious subjects, such as about souls, metaphysics, energy, universe etc being removed. (This refers to our school system. For the philosophers’ book teachings, I read some of the books from Plato and Aristotle, many still had relevant subjects about souls, how to be good or how to live a good life. I asked and GOD Michael commented that though many religious materials were removed, we can still have a good entry level education from the remaining books. Some of the materials about science subjects were incorrect or outdated due to the limitation of understanding of the physical world in that period of time. In general, most of the books are still readable with distortions on some topics1. )
GOD Michael also confirmed that among the three foundational Greek philosophers, besides Socrates is a god, both Plato and Aristotle are gods too.
GOD Michael further commented that if one follows Christianity, Christianity currently doesn’t have many religious materials like Buddhism or Taoism due to Satan’s distortion, Christians can consider adding all the teachings from Pallasism/The Greek philosophy teachings.
Taoism was a higher level of religious education because the ancient Chinese achieved a higher level of religious understanding in ancient times. Hence, it lacks some basic teachings that can help people today to easily follow its teachings. If one follows Taoism, which was more similar to Pallasism with its own philosophy teachings, but due to the difficulty of the ancient Chinese language and loss of material, one can consider adding many of these Pallasism/Greek philosophy teachings at the entry level.
Buddhism was a more different system and had its own texts/teachings, (Janism’s teaching originated from Buddhism) but considering most people are educated in the modern school system, if one follows Buddhism, the Pallasgian/Greek philosophy teachings may be easier for modern Buddhists to understand too, hence, it’s a good basic material to read too.
If we simply like to know more about religions, in general, the Pallasism/Greek philosophy teachings are good for all of us to have an entry level of religious understanding.
July 9, 2026
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Footnotes:
- When you read them , the distortions in the texts usually make you speechless or have no common sense or talk about “Zeus”. You can leave it and jump to the next topics or paragraph. ↩︎