Two, the New American Religion: a Summary Publication in the Nineteenth Year of the First Nineteen-year Cycle

Two: The New American Religion, chronicles the fundamental ideas and preferred practices of a new religion, which began in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1982, and is the first published source of information available to the general public documenting this religion. Two is a religion that has evolved from the efforts of many different Americans. Sacred writings, ministers, rabbis, priests, prophets, saints, religious buildings and monetary offerings are all absent from this new religion. Two is a religion that assumes there are two basic creative sources in our universe: one that is responsible for the idea of male and another that is responsible for the idea of female. These Two Sources create males and females from themselves. The basic function of the Two religion is to help a person learn to communicate with the Two Sources as clearly as possible. Clear communication, called spiritual messages, makes life easier and less lonely. The clarity of spiritual messages improves when the human body is in balance. Practicing members of Two focus on bringing their bodies into balance through various American-friendly methods and techniques, including proper nutrition, avoidance of drugs, and physical exercise.