Circles of religiosity

First, the meaning of religion naturally differs from the concepts of religiosity, as religion is an divine origin and religiosity is human diversity. Religion is the essence of belief, and religiosity is the product of effort and exertion. Although all religions call for the higher values that philosophy advocated (truth, goodness, beauty), the patterns of religiosity have led people to distant directions and contradictory fates, some aligning with the divine core of religion and elevating humans to vast heavens, others stripping this heavenly core of its meanings and superficializing its goals until it becomes a formal appearance, and some making religion a means to what is its opposite. The chapters of this book, although primarily reviewing the experiences of religiosity through various experiences, aim through that to explore the profound, highly impactful effects that practical experiences of faith and trading in it may lead us to, turning heads and destroying chances of salvation from drowning, just as whirlpools, hurricanes, and violent winds do.