
Spiritual Warfare (The Enlightenment Trilogy Book 3)

To hold a pen is to be at war. Voltaire
Jed McKenna • Spiritual Warfare (The Enlightenment Trilogy Book 3)
To surrender is to relinquish the illusion of control, which initiates the death part of the death/rebirth process, which is the transition from the bondage of the womb-like Segregated State to the freedom of the ever-expanding Integrated State. No faith or belief is required to accomplish this act of surrender, only clear-seeing. When one begins t
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‘In my world, nothing ever goes wrong.’ That’s an eyes-open statement. It’s not his world that’s different, it’s him; his undistorted, unfiltered perspective. He has removed the artificial barrier of ego from the perceiver-perception-perceived union and so the three become one and perfection is the certain result.”
Jed McKenna • Spiritual Warfare (The Enlightenment Trilogy Book 3)
Rest, breathe, water, walk.
Jed McKenna • Spiritual Warfare (The Enlightenment Trilogy Book 3)
“Thought is an unnecessary step. We can know things directly, instantly, without any need for thinking, at which the very best of us are comically inept. Why insist on converting knowledge out of its native format into bite-sized pieces our little brains can chew on? It’s just another way we seek to bring the universe down to our size instead of ex
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Spiritual Autolysis is a writing process
Jed McKenna • Spiritual Warfare (The Enlightenment Trilogy Book 3)
“Your thoughts and emotions determine your dreamstate reality. That’s where you start. From there it’s just a matter of simplifying the equation and eventually seeing that your thoughts and emotions are your dreamstate. It’s all just consciousness, you are just consciousness. There is nothing else. Once that goes from thought-level concept to full-
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taste for truth at any cost is a passion which spares nothing.
Jed McKenna • Spiritual Warfare (The Enlightenment Trilogy Book 3)
When you reach the top, keep climbing. Zen proverb