Choose the tradition or worldview that should anchor your reflection. Paths marked “soon” are not ready yet. Paths marked with an asterisk (*) use verified historical or partial sources. Reflection modes use philosophy and open language rather than doctrine.
Exploring
Reflection
Open exploration; uses verified multi-source world wisdom.
Christian
Supported
World English Bible (public domain) seed.
Muslim
Supported
Qur'an: Tanzil Arabic (verbatim) + Maulana Muhammad Ali 1917 English translation/meaning.
Jewish
Supported
JPS TaNaKH 1917 (public domain) — full Tanakh import.
Hindu
Supported
Bhagavad Gita (Arnold) + Upanishads (Paramananda) — public domain.
Buddhist
Supported
Dhammapada (Max Müller) — public domain.
Taoist
Supported
Full Tao Te Ching, James Legge (public domain), plus curated seeds.
Confucian
Supported
Analects (James Legge) — public domain.
Sikh*
*
Macauliffe 1909 — historical English translation coverage (Japji + selected hymns). Not a modern Guru Granth Sahib edition.
Baháʼí*
*
Baháʼí — historical English translation coverage (Ali Kuli Khan Book of Ighan). Not bahai.org authoritative wording; official commercial use remains permission-gated.
Gnostic*
*
Gospel of Thomas (Mattison, public domain). Diverse historical family — one text only in v1.
Simulationist*
*
Speculative philosophy path — original summaries with academic references; not a historic religion.
Shinto*
*
Shinto — historical English translation coverage (Kojiki / Nihon Shoki / norito PD editions). Not modern shrine translations.
Spiritual
Reflection
Broad spiritual language; uses verified non-doctrinal sources.
Humanist
Supported
Expanded Stoic corpus (Meditations, Epictetus) — public domain.
Secular
Reflection
Maps to humanist/philosophy corpus; reflection language.
Agnostic
Reflection
Maps to open/humble reflection + humanist sources.
Atheist*
*
Limited freethought PD texts plus original attributed modern perspective summaries — thematic coverage still growing.
