How Religious Trauma Results in Rejection of Spirituality. Rejection of Spirituality could be Religious Trauma. The Psychology, History, and Trauma of Atheistic Fundamentalism – Religion without a Deity

by Andrew Jasko | Jul 19, 2019 | Mental Health, Psychedelics, Religious Trauma, Spiritual Growth

People coming out of religion often reject spirituality entirely in order to heal from religious trauma. Yet rejection of spirituality may be a result of religious trauma and a continuation of it, not healing from religious trauma. Spirituality is a well-evidenced,...

Omnibenevolence: How to Access your All-Loving Divine Nature

by Andrew Jasko | Jul 13, 2019 | Mental Health, Religious Trauma, Spiritual Growth

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...

My return to ministry helping people realize ‘divine identity’ (divinity). I am not a Christian; I am an anti-orthodox minister to serve Christians. The story behind The Divinity Template Program

by Andrew Jasko | Jul 8, 2019 | Mental Health, Psychedelics, Religious Trauma, Spiritual Growth

With my new leadership program, The Divinity Template, I announce my return to “ministry” to help people realize their “divine identity” (divinity) and awaken to spiritual wholeness. I am not a Christian, but I am a minister, an anti-orthodox theologian to...

Atheistic humanism needs language for the ‘mystical’ experiences described by religions. Psychological reality as a dialogical bridge between atheism and religion

by Andrew Jasko | Jun 28, 2019 | Mental Health, Religious Trauma, Spiritual Growth

Atheistic Humanism lacks a developed language for psychological experiences typically labeled religious or mystical. It often focuses narrowly on the dangers of religion, which makes metaphysical claims about mystical-type experiences without evidence or critical...

My confession of faith: “I don’t know.” Doubt is better than belief. Question-based spirituality

by Andrew Jasko | Jun 27, 2019 | Religious Trauma, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized

The religious differences of the world could be resolved with the one true confession of faith: “I don’t know.” I don’t know who I am or the ultimate nature of reality. My spirituality is an open question I’m living into, and I’m avoiding the temptation to need all...

‘God.’ Spiritual awakening to God-Within instead of Religious God-Without. The God of Not Knowing is a heretic. Religious dogma is the fear of seeing ‘God’

by Andrew Jasko | Jun 24, 2019 | Religious Trauma, Spiritual Growth

“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...