Talk:Authentic Spirituality - Revision history

Mike Sosteric at 15:28, 26 December 2018

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	Scientists, at least some of them, recognize the need for authentic spirituality.		Scientists, at least some of them, recognize the need for authentic spirituality.

	===Stanislav Grof said===		===[[R.M. Bucke]]===

			Speaking of one of the [[Connection Outcome\|outcomes]] of [[Connection]], Bucke says humans will develop a different type of religion, one based on personal connection and authentic religious experience.

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			Religion will govern every minute of every day of all life. Churches, priests, forms, creeds, prayers, all agents, all intermediaries between the individual man and God will be permanently replaced by direct unmistakable intercourse. Sin will no longer exist nor will salvation be desired. Men will not worry about death or a future, about the kingdom of heaven, about what may come with and after the cessation of the life of the present body.<ref>Bucke, Richard Maurice. Cosmic Consciousness. Book Tree. Kindle Edition.</ref>
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Mike Sosteric at 18:39, 23 December 2018

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			==Religion==

			===[[Tathagata]]===

			Buddha saw himself as delivering an [[Authentic Spirituality]], which he conceived of as a [[Pure Religion]]<ref>"I shall not die until this pure religion of mine shall have become successful, prosperous, wide-spread, and popular in all its full extent-until, in a word, it shall have been well proclaimed among men!" In Rhys Davids, T. W.. The Book of Great Decease: MAHA-PARINIBBANA-SUTTA (With Active Table of Contents). Kindle Edition.</ref>

			==Science==

	Scientists, at least some of them, recognize the need for authentic spirituality.		Scientists, at least some of them, recognize the need for authentic spirituality.

	==Stanislav Grof said==		===Stanislav Grof said===

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	==Einstein thought==		===Einstein thought===

	that [[Cosmic Religion]] would help create the [[Cosmic Man]] ([[sic]]) who would then help co-create this world		that [[Cosmic Religion]] would help create the [[Cosmic Man]] ([[sic]]) who would then help co-create this world
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			==References==

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Mike Sosteric at 15:19, 3 December 2018

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 At the cradle of all great religions were visionary states, the transpersonal experiences of their founders--Budha's experience of enlightenment under the Bodhi tree, Mohammed's miraculous journey, or Moses' vision of Jehova in the burning bush. The Bible is full of descriptions of such experiences...." (Grof in Laszlo, Grof, and Russell, 1999: 37)
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"Organized religions in their present form often breed dissent and contribute..."

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Scientists, at least some of them, recognize the need for authentic spirituality.

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"Organized religions in their present form often breed dissent and contribute to the global crises. But a religion based on a genuine mystical perspective could make a real difference in the world." (Grof in Laszlo, Grof, and Russell, 1999: 41)

At the cradle of all great religions were visionary states, the transpersonal experiences of their founders--Budha's experience of enlightenment under the Bodhi tree, Mohammed's miraculous journey, or Moses' vision of Jehova in the burning bush. The Bible is full of descriptions of such experiences...." (Grof in Laszlo, Grof, and Russell, 1999: 37)

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Talk:Authentic Spirituality - Revision history

Mike Sosteric at 15:28, 26 December 2018

Mike Sosteric at 18:39, 23 December 2018

Mike Sosteric: /* Stanislav Grof said= */

Mike Sosteric at 15:19, 3 December 2018

Mike Sosteric: Created page with "Scientists, at least some of them, recognize the need for authentic spirituality. "Organized religions in their present form often breed dissent and contribute..."

Mike Sosteric: Created page with "Scientists, at least some of them, recognize the need for authentic spirituality.
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