In·sti·tu·tion noun ˌin(t)-stə-ˈtü-shən, -ˈtyü- institute
: an established organization

An institution is that which gives an identity, inherited rights and authorized power to it’s members.

An institution is an organized constitutional body which has the power to bestow authority, to invoke a blessing, to inaugurate, to ordain marriages or to give authorized document to it’s members, so that they may be able to fulfill a certain commission.

There are man made institutions like; schools, organizations, universities, banks, governments, corporations, academic institutions which are known for authorizing and giving their members documented certificates and professional PHDs.

But there is also an heavenly institution which bestows spiritual authority and blessings to marriages that are structured according to God’s holy commandments (mitzvah) or laws.
An institution is an organized system which preserves and protects the moral inherited rights of a family or marriage. 


These moral institutional laws can also be used to structure communities, societies, cities and other institutions.

The very first institution to grant authority and to bestow spiritual and physical inheritance to the first marriage (Adam and Eve) was the heavenly institution.
Genesis 

An institution is a universal system (cosmos) consisting of cosmic energies, planets, stars, human activities, collective consciousness, animalistic instincts, frequencies, etc, which are activated, governed, sanctified and delegated by the moral principles of a holy marriage. 


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