“Religion effectually cures man’s sense of idealistic isolation or spiritual loneliness; it enfranchises the believer as a son of God, a citizen of a new and meaningful universe.” 101:10.7 (1117.1)
In a world overflowing with digital connections, many still wake up with an ache they can’t quite name—a subtle sense of spiritual loneliness. You can be successful, surrounded by people, even doing “good things,” and still feel like your soul is wandering without a home. That’s not failure—it’s a call.
True religion doesn’t ask you to deny this ache. It answers it. It doesn’t mask your loneliness with noise; it heals it by revealing your divine belonging. When faith comes alive, you are no longer just a name on a roster or a number in a system. You are enfranchised—claimed, included, dignified—as a child of God and a full citizen in a universe designed with purpose.
This shift is not symbolic—it’s structural. It reframes your relationship with yourself, others, and the entire cosmos. You don’t just believe in a higher power; you belong to it. You’re no longer asking where you fit—you’re already inside the story. You are not alone, not forgotten, and never excluded.
