This is the second episode of the podcast dealing with how do you know what you know is true. 2. Reality Revealed I believe Reality is revealed in many ways, shaped by the maturity of the observer. I will be teachable, using Zentheism as my map and Experience, Reason, Science, and Tradition as my compass. […]
Let that resonate like a bell in the stillness. Beyond the Body, Beneath the Thought We are consciousness—not merely housed in flesh, but expressed through it. Not trapped in time, but tasting it. We are the witnessing presence behind thought, the spacious awareness in which all arises and dissolves. What We Are Not, What We
This is an introduction to Zentheism and the first Affirmation of Zentheism. 1. I Am a Zentheist: I affirm that I am a Zentheist. I consciously name this path as my own, align with its Affirmations, and embrace daily mindfulness meditation. You will find the Zentheism Podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0jf9pP92MgTxnToGESBI5L?si=ef701d8ac04344b1 Share the Light
Jesus (Yeshua) of Nazareth (c. 4 BCE – c. 30 CE) was a Jewish spiritual teacher whose life and message became the foundation of Christianity. He is regarded by Christians as the son of God and the long-awaited Messiah, and his influence has shaped religious thought, ethics, and culture across centuries. Birth and Early Life
Siddhattha Gotama (Sanskrit: Siddhārtha Gautama), commonly dated by modern scholars to approximately 480–400 BCE, was the historical figure known as the Buddha. It should be noted that “Buddha” is a title, not a name; the word means “Enlightened One.” Siddhattha Gotama was the founder of Buddhism and a pivotal figure in world spiritual history. Royal
Zentheism: Walking the Way with Buddha, Christ, and the Mystics By Jay N. Forrest ❇️ What if your spiritual path could honor sacred tradition without being bound by religious institutions? ❇️ What if solitude, simplicity, and daily devotion could guide your journey more than dogma or certainty? Zentheism: Walking the Way with Buddha, Christ, and
The Affirmations of Zentheism form a contemplative guide for the spiritual seeker. Let me explain. Zentheism is a spiritual path for those who walk alone but not aimlessly. Rooted in mindfulness, mysticism, and ethical living, it offers a framework for awakening that doesn’t rely on religious institutions or rigid dogma. The Heart of the Path:
As we celebrate the feast of St. Francis of Assisi, I offer this spiritual reflection. St. Francis of Assisi (1181–1226) stands as one of the most luminous figures in Christian history—not merely for his sainthood, but for his radical embodiment of simplicity, compassion, and mystical union. His life offers a living bridge between Christian devotion,
