The Kabbalah, Part 2

April 20, 2015

In this article, Part 2 of my informal Kabbalah/Qabalah series, I will begin to consider the cosmological-theosophical Kabbalah/Qabalah. I will begin with the Four Worlds (Atziluth, Ber’iah, Yetzirah, Assiah), which, if Adam Kadmon is included, become Five. Directly below my consideration is the Wikipedia.org description of the Four Worlds. I’m not going to elaborate on this description (which I posted for base reference and contrast); rather, I’m going to present my own unique (Kashmir Shaivism/Vedanta-influenced) vision of the Four (or Five) Worlds. In Part 3, I will consider the 10 sephirot.

The Four (or Five) Worlds spring forth from Ain Soph Aur, which is tantamount to Hindu Siva-Shakti. “Ain” means No-thing, not Nothingness. In other words, God is not a created "thing" or object; He is the uncreated “Thing” Itself -- the Absolute -- limitless Conscious Light. The universe was not created ex nihilo, because something cannot come from nothing; rather it derives from God’s “Substance," Conscious Light.… Read the full article

The Kabbalah, Part 1

April 14, 2015
In this informal series, I’m going to consider the Kabbalah/Qabalah from different angles. In this Part, I’ll focus on the mystical Kabbalah, meaning the Kabbalah associated with receiving the Supernal Influx, the “Rauch Ha-Kodesh,” or Holy Spirit.

The word Kabbalah means “to receive,” or more completely, “to face, or relate to, and receive.” The epitome of mysticism is to commune with (or relate to) and receive the Holy Spirit until one’s soul permanently unites... with it. Hence the mystical Kabbalah represents pure, or true, mysticism.


Unfortunately, Jewish mysticism does not provide explicit instructions on how to directly, immediately connect to, channel, and unite with the Holy Spirit. Anyone interested in how to do so should consult my books and/or articles (available at integralspiritualmeditation.com).

From my perspective, the practice of the mystical Kabbalah of Judaism is the same practice as the Christian mystical Eucharist, Tibetan Dzogchen (the “Great Perfection”), and Hindu Kashmir Shaivism’s Sambhavopaya (or “Divine Means”), and Adi Da’s Daism (or “radical understanding” and Divine Communion).… Read the full article

Electrical Kundalini, Part 2

April 12, 2015

[Note: This is an excerpt from my book "Electrical Christianity: A Revolutionary Guide to Jesus' Teachings and Spiritual Enlightenment."]

Q: Can you explain the entire electrical en-Light-enment process relative to the body? You’ve described the descending and ascending currents, but I’m still not clear on how they relate to Light. All you’ve talked about are currents.

A: Again, this is provisional and basic, not definitive and detailed. It’s based on my own spiritual experience, what I’ve read, and speculation. In the future, I expect great yogi-scientists to devote their lives to demystifying the physics and superphysics involved in the “en-Light-enment of the whole body” process. But for now, I hope my undeveloped thesis proves somewhat “enlightening.”

When I view the body from an electrical spiritual perspective, I think of the Heart-center (or Soul-locus) as the source, or “battery,” of a circuit, with the ascending and descending currents passing through, and infinitely beyond, the brain.… Read the full article

Electrical Kundalini, Part 1

April 7, 2015
[This is excerpt from my book "Electrical Christianity: A Revolutionary Guide to Jesus' Teachings and Spiritual Enlightenment." I will post Part 2 within a week.]

Q: Can you elaborate more on electrical religion and explain the energetic process of en-Light-enment?

A: First, a disclaimer: I have not cut the Sacred (or Mystic) Heart-knot, and thus I am not fully en-Light-ened. Consequently, my explanation will be provisional, not definitive. Nonetheless, I am a very advanced meditator, and I regularly rest in, and as, the Heart (or Christ Self) for protracted periods, and constantly channel intense Shakti, or Spirit Power.

Furthermore, I am blessed/cursed with an ultra-sensitive psycho-physical vehicle that deeply feels, and enjoys/suffers, the effects of this electrical-like spiritual, or Kundalini, Energy. Therefore, I am able to describe this process as few others can. If I weren’t able to feel this Power (or Energy) and its Ohm’s Law (or electric-current)-like relationship to Presence (or Consciousness) and Poverty (or self-emptying), I wouldn’t have been able to originate and develop my Electrical Spiritual Paradigm.… Read the full article

The Buddhist “Balderdashians”

March 21, 2015
Just like the Kardashians have “taken over Hollywood,” the Buddhist “Balderdashians,” brain-dead, knee-jerk, anti-esoteric Buddhists, have hijacked Buddhism and reduced it to a parochial, exoteric religion.

This first became evident to me from the strongly negative reactions my numerous Amazon reviews of Buddhism books have received from Buddhists. And it became doubly evident to me when I was recently, unceremoniously kicked out of a couple of Buddhist Facebook groups for merely civilly disagreeing with some posters.

I was viciously attacked at Zen Mind, and then booted, when I posted the following Amazon (two-star) review of Red Pine’s “Lankavatara Sutra.” Not a single one of the posters could deconstruct my review or offer counter definitions/explanations of such terms as “Sambhogakaya,” “Dharmamegha,” or “Tathagatagarbha.” But this didn’t stop them from a full-on ad hominem attack against me. If you go to Amazon, and check out my review of Red Pine’s Lankavatara Sutra, you’ll see that it has received 40 + negative votes – but not a single rebuttal or attempted deconstruction of my arguments.… Read the full article

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