Human history is rife with examples of people deviating from a supposed

path. Most of us even deviate from the path of our parents. The point to all this

deviation and whatnot is that it is not about what established religion says about

your higher power that matters, but rather, it's that you say about it that matters.

I am a Christian, yes, but before that I was Buddhist, before that agnostic. I've

travelled a multiverse of beliefs, especially studying philosophy at USF. Its not

about adhering to dogma, its about finding what's right for you. I've attempted

so far in this paper to empower you, the reader, rather than any organization or

denomination. Harmony is about finding harmony within yourself, and within

others, and if that means a church, a mosque, a synagogue, or a temple, or even

the surface of a lake or a mountain trail or a green meadow, my sincere hope is just

that you activate your soul and be at peace and in harmony with yourself and your

surroundings, regardless of how, or where, or what you have to do to accomplish

that. Find your bliss