You wanna explain what your circle means?

>>85724079
>trends over time
>therefore actually existing non physical world where these trends are inserted from the interaction of these spiritual entities

>>85724095
This is will be a very shit explination
The outer circle would just be the exoteric aspect of religion -morals, ritual, 'froms'- but as you head towards the esoteric aspect of the religion (The inner circle) it starts to converge towards a singularity in which similarity's become more apparent and one heads towards gnosis. But one can not reach the esoteric aspect of the religion without first embodying the exoteric (like a foundation (expanding on this I can build an analogy of a tower: there are multiple people which have received revelations to build a tower towards the sky; one group of people may be building it in china, another in Europe. As they build their towers towards the sky, the way in which they structure the towers would and is influenced by their surroundings, such as their resources, language and culture. So it would be the case that the way their towers would be constructed would appear differently between the groups, although fundamentally they are all grasping at the same thing which is to head towards the sky, some people have better/more effective ways to reach the sky but fundamentally they are all reaching at the same thing. The sky for perennialists would just be the transcendent, so like the Tao, Brahman, the Godhead, Allah and so on.)) there would be some things which would invalidate a religion/a religious movement and would give reason to believe that these are not revelations (so this should not be confused with omnism) such as pseudo religious like Theosophy for their mixing and matching different western and eastern beliefs or another reason could be the lack Sincerity with the previous traditions and so on (This could be akin to a 2 story house hut compered to the towers)

https://sufipathoflove.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/frithjof-schuon-the-transcendent-unity-of-religions.pdf