The idea of church and

The distribution of sacrament

(Sacramental Ritual)

-CHURCH- The idea of church exists in the company of three or more people.  Wherever we are there is church. Our community is our church and our bodies are our temples. A licensed minister must accompany the group to administer sacrament. It is mandatory that all church ministers carry sacrament at all times enabling them to heal the sick and afflicted at all times.

People can partake of sacrament at church anywhere at any time with the company and direction of a minister. Partaking of sacrament is a holy act that should be administered in private (as private as possible). Only a minister has the right to administer sacrament in a church group. A minister traveling with group sacrament must carry proof of ministry.

All ministers and members must carry a church membership card.  Sacrament containers need to be labeled for religious purposes only. 

Container labels

Front of Church card

Back of church card

Personal enlightenment is the ultimate goal for all church members. Personal worship can happen anywhere at any time in private and as long as no harm is inflicted toward self or others. Sacrament must be taken with great reverence and prayer.  Prayer, meditation, and fasting, are a vital part in the use of sacraments. 

An active church member may possess sacrament for self administration under the care of a local minister. It is mandatory that everyone  involved with  administering sacrament  be a minister  to ensure a safe passage.

Sacrament exists to help us come in contact with our inner self. Until we come in contact with our inner self, we cannot find our true self. It takes steps of cognitive change to find our true self. Cognitive change requires cognitive therapy.

The first step to enlightenment is discovering the being inside of the human. We all have a spirit inside of our physical bodies. Partaking in sacrament is vital in discovering what cognitive changes need to be made in order to find our true self.

Partaking in sacrament at church (three or more) allows for religious and spiritual grow together. The religious part is the gathering of like minded individuals and in the sharing of sacrament and ceremonies (religious ritual). The spiritual part of sacrament is what we gain during prayer, meditation, and fasting whether alone or in the company of others. We can gain insight for self discovery and cognitive change. Most important, we learn and grow together. The best thing in this life is when we realize that we are not alone.

Discovering that other human beings feel and want the same life we do is the beginning of a collective community. 

The Church of Cognitive Therapy