by Andrew Jasko | Sep 19, 2019 | Nondual Theology and Philosophy, Psychedelics, Psychology, Religious Trauma and Spiritual Abuse, Sexuality, Spirituality
Transpersonal Hour Interview: Healing Religious Trauma and Experiencing Divinity: Watch my interview on the Transpersonal Hour Show with Anna Bobikova about realizing your divinity and healing religious trauma. The talk criticizes fear-based elements in religion and...
by Andrew Jasko | Sep 4, 2019 | Nondual Theology and Philosophy, Spirituality
Omniscience means divinity is “all-knowing.” Omniscience has been traditionally understood as an attribute of God, something inaccessible to human beings. But understanding human nature as divine (godliness), omniscience can be applied to everyday people, literally or...
by Andrew Jasko | Sep 2, 2019 | Nondual Theology and Philosophy, Psychology, Religious Trauma and Spiritual Abuse, Spirituality
This is the God Complex: I make myself God to others to save myself from my suffering. Salvation from suffering through egotism is the problem of God. Humanity creates its Gods in the image of its ego. Ego worship is the source of the tribalistic us-versus-them...
by Andrew Jasko | Jul 13, 2019 | Nondual Theology and Philosophy, Psychology, Spirituality
Omnibenevolence means “divinity is all-loving” with “total goodwill,” and that includes you because your fundamental nature is divine. It means the presence of unconditional love is ubiquitous: everywhere, all around you, in everything and everyone, because the...
by Andrew Jasko | Jun 24, 2019 | Nondual Theology and Philosophy, Religious Trauma and Spiritual Abuse, Secular Humanism, Spirituality
“God” must speak blasphemy to every truth seeker, total self-annihilatory heresy, in order to remain distinct from our ideas. God rages against your most treasured notions of God: your Jesus, your Buddha, your Muhammad, your Scientism, and must destroy God in these...
by Andrew Jasko | May 30, 2019 | Nondual Theology and Philosophy, Religious Trauma and Spiritual Abuse, Spirituality
Many forms of Christianity do not resemble the spirituality Jesus taught. The teachings of Jesus and the Bible may require his followers to transform their Christian religious institutions in order to become Christians (lit. “followers of Christ”) because Christianity...
