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We are already Resurrected, we just haven’t realized it

January 1, 2021January 1, 2021 Bryce Haymond1 Comment

It is not something that happens sometime in the future, long after our death, but something which we already are that we may come to realize right now.

Posted in nature, philosophy, religionTagged awakening, cycle, death, energy, incarnation, life, realization, reincarnation, resurrection, unveil, veil

What is “Eternal Life”? A Mystical Perspective

July 12, 2020July 12, 2020 Bryce Haymond2 Comments

What is the nature of existence beyond our mortal life? Do we have anything to do with it? Yes, very much so.

Posted in nature, philosophy, religionTagged afterlife, death, elixir of life, eternal life, fountain of youth, heaven, immortality, life, nirvana, philosopher's stone, reincarnation, resurrection

Is Heaven Realized at Death? Are Memories Retained? Why All This?

July 9, 2020July 9, 2020 Bryce Haymond5 Comments

Do those who suddenly die realize heaven the same as those who die slowly? Will we remember our life, will our experiences be saved? What is the purpose of God incarnating?

Posted in philosophy, psychologyTagged biological death, death, ego, experience, incarnation, memory, purpose, salvation, veil

#46 Josh Radnor’s “First Vision” Account

June 30, 2020June 30, 2020 Bryce HaymondLeave a comment

The sitcom celebrity of How I Met Your Mother had an entheogenic "First Vision" experience of "Christ," and lives to tell about it.

Posted in First Visions, Jesus, pop cultureTagged actor, Christ, Christ consciousness, Christophany, death, entheogens, First Visions, Jesus, Judaism, Judeo-Christianity, light, pop culture, psychedelics, religion, separation

What Will I Feel Like After Death?

March 5, 2020March 5, 2020 Bryce Haymond2 Comments

The answer may be found in the question, in the identification of the "I." Who we think we are and who we really are affects how we consider life after death, and what we will thus "feel" there.

Posted in philosophy, psychology, religionTagged afterlife, death, ego, ego death, false self, identity, life, resurrection, self, self-awareness, Thomas Merton, true self

Luke 20:34-38 BHT: Marriage and the Resurrection

February 28, 2020February 28, 2020 Bryce HaymondLeave a comment

A new translation of Jesus' words about marriage and the resurrection.

Posted in Jesus, philosophy, psychology, religion, scripturesTagged consciousness, death, eternal life, life, love, marriage, one, reality, relationships, resurrection, time, timelessness

John 5:16-30 BHT: The Power to Act from the One

January 17, 2020January 17, 2020 Bryce HaymondLeave a comment

The Son's decisions and power to act come from the Father, the Source, the One.

Posted in Jesus, psychology, scripturesTagged action, actor, authority, BHT, death, doing, free will, Jesus, law of Moses, life, manifestation, one, power, resurrection, Sabbath, source

The Downside of the Experience of God

December 10, 2019December 10, 2019 Bryce Haymond5 Comments

The experience of God is not all joy and laughter. It has often been terrifying to those who experience it. Why?

Posted in philosophy, psychology, religion, transhumanismTagged Carl Jung, death, Donald Hoffman, ego, ego death, experience, ignorance, knowing, knowledge, Moses, mystical experience, reality, rebirth, resurrection, Thich Nhat Hanh, truth, unknowing

The “Lamb of God”: A Mystical Symbol of Divine Purity in the true Self

November 22, 2019November 22, 2019 Bryce HaymondLeave a comment

Jesus became a symbol of the "Lamb of God," the flip side of the "scapegoat" of the egoic enemy.

Posted in art, Jesus, philosophy, psychology, religion, scripturesTagged agnus dei, art, Christ, death, ego, ego death, human sacrifice, Jesus, lamb, sacrifice, scapegoat, symbol

Who is “the Devil”? A Mystical Interpretation

November 19, 2019November 19, 2019 Bryce Haymond2 Comments

We often think that the "devil" is something or someone else, pointing fingers elsewhere, but what if we look within?

Posted in philosophy, psychologyTagged carnal mind, death, devil, duality, ego death, Fall, natural man, nonduality, object, sacrifice, Satan, self, subject, subject-object split, veil

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