Bruce Paullin

Final version When Death Arrives: Understanding Our Universal Yet Deeply Personal Journey Death presents itself as both a humbling truth and an unmatched enigma in the tapestry of human existence. It is the ultimate equalizer, an inevitable reality every soul will face, and yet it holds an intensely personal resonance Read more

Chapter 1 – Understanding Death and Its Mysteries Death stands as one of life’s profound paradoxes. It is simultaneously ultimate in its certainty and infinite in its mystery. Everyone confronts it, yet no two experiences or understandings of death are alike. From ancient times to modern frameworks, the question of Read more

The Two Deaths: Spiritual Transformation and Mortal Acceptance Death, perhaps more than any other human experience, reveals the profound depths of our spiritual journey. Yet when we speak of death on the path to enlightenment, we encounter not one phenomenon but two distinct yet intimately connected experiences. The first is Read more

Mystery School Healing You have read the stories of healing, ranging from the simple to the complex, believable to the extraordinary, if not unbelievable. What about John of God, the famous faith healer from South America? What about Lourdes, France, and their holy water? What about those claiming to see Read more

The Unified Path to Healing and Spiritual Awakening What is the truth of our bodies, minds, and the divine? These interconnected aspects of human existence have sparked spiritual, philosophical, and scientific debates for centuries. Yet, even as knowledge evolves, many of us remain tethered by narratives that confine our understanding Read more

Chapter 19:  No More Turning Away~Recovering From Suicidal Grief and the Lifelong Effects From Trauma A Search for Truth and a Journey Through the Abyss to Redemption Be mindful oh Mankind, of the painful secrets that we must keep, Through openness and honesty we may awaken, or by our suffering silence Read more

Children are not born with theology motivating their thoughts and behavior.  They are born with a predominantly clean slate as far as cultural and religious conditioning goes,  They have a foundation of human genetics and our history as human beings advising their biology and instinctual perspectives, but the majority of Read more

The Foundations of Faith and the Fabric of Self-Awareness What defines our spiritual beliefs? Are they authentic underpinnings of our true selves, shaped by our innate connection with the universe, or merely echoes of childhood conditioning and environmental influence? These questions strike at the core of human consciousness, intertwining our Read more

All that we see, and will ever see, unto whatever concept of eternity that we may have or develop, is ourselves. Is that a blessing, a curse, or a combination of the two? Straight away, I will define for the reader the type of “seeing” that I am referring to.  Read more

Beyond Quick Fixes: Sustaining Authentic Spiritual Growth What does it mean to truly grow spiritually? It’s a question as old as humanity itself, yet one that feels particularly poignant in today’s fast-paced, consumption-driven world. Many individuals are seeking spiritual awareness, but far too often, this pursuit succumbs to superficial remedies Read more

The 12 Steps of Recovery and Christianity’s Highest Ideals For those who have walked the path of recovery, the 12 steps represent a guide and a lifeline. Introduced by Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in the 1930s, these spiritual principles have transcended their original purpose, finding resonance with millions seeking healing and Read more

The search for authentic spiritual awareness represents one of humanity’s most profound quests. Yet for many, this journey becomes clouded by layers of inherited beliefs, cultural programming, and psychological patterns established in childhood. Understanding how we develop awareness of the divine—and distinguishing between genuine spiritual insight and conditioned responses—requires examining Read more

Beyond Belief: Moving Past Traditional Religious Education to Authentic Spiritual Insight Why settle for borrowed truth when your direct experience can reveal the divine? For centuries, religious education has served as a vehicle for spiritual understanding. It provided a foundation, teaching us sacred texts, rituals, and moral frameworks. But as Read more

For centuries, scientists believed galaxies were randomly scattered across space. Then she drew a map—and discovered the universe had been hiding a pattern 500 million light-years wide. In 1986, Margaret Geller sat in front of a computer screen at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, staring at data that didn’t make Read more

Donelle’s voice was silenced by circumstances beyond her control—a tragedy that reflects our society’s failure to protect its most vulnerable members. Born into a family where neglect and poor choices created conditions ripe for exploitation, she became a victim of sexual abuse at the tender age of six, setting in Read more

Introduction: A Journey Through Love, Loss, and a National Mental Health Crisis The precarious state of our nation’s mental health is a specter that haunts the deepest corridors of my consciousness. It is a disquietude born not from abstract statistics or academic discourse, but from a lifetime of bearing witness Read more

An Electrician’s Guide To Our Universe–Life, Love, and Death On Its Unlimited Bandwidth Chapters 1-8, so far Chapter One–Ground Zero The number 42 is significant in the book The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy, by Douglas Adams.   The number 42 answers the ultimate question of Life, the Universe, and Everything, calculated Read more

Time-A New Look-Place in/after July 21st file A new quantum theory is challenging one of our deepest assumptions: time may not move forward at all. Instead, it might fold and loop onto itself, forming a vast, interconnected web where every moment — past, present, and future — coexists. According to Read more

Tulpa, Jesus Christ, and Mental Health: Exploring the Intersection of Voluntary and Involuntary Psychological Processes What if the voices we hear—whether originating from a place of trauma or devotion—carry messages we ought to honor, not diagnose? What if the phenomenon of tulpas and the internalized concepts of  God, Jesus Christ, Read more