Why do I always doubt my faith?

It is a curious thing, you know, mother, that people on the earth always want something to hang their faith on, so to speak—they do not now, although they did once, allow themselves to be able to conceive of a religion based on the belief in the Almighty God, and the great Master Christ, without something tangible. They want a centre figure, for instance, and then they build around that all sorts of legends and half-beliefs and ceremonies and symbols—some with no meaning at all, and some with the real meaning lost. To us it is very hard to understand.

Pure religion is quite independent of all those things.

That is something, which the major part of earth dwellers could not possibly understand now, and so for the present, their worship must be accompanied by many outward forms, but they could learn if they would that worship does not depend on them. Worship does not depend on all sorts of legends, half-beliefs, ceremonies, symbols—some with no meaning at all—it is hard for the world of spirits to understand this. 

You have forgotten what you already knew—the belief in the Almighty God, and the great Master Christ, without something tangible. Remember—God is Pure Spirit.

I think that many people would be glad to be told that, mother, because it would help to give them a much more spiritual idea of the real worship of the Almighty God.