Right click here to download a FREE copy

Nonduality & Mystic Christianity

What if spirituality isn’t something you have to achieve? What if the experience mystics have been pointing toward is already here—and what stands between us and it is simply the way we have learned to see?

In Nonuality & Mystic Christianity, Connie Zareen Delaney takes a fresh, unconventional look at Christianity through the lenses of consciousness, brain science, language, civilization, Indigenous wisdom, nonduality, and mystical experience.

This is not an attempt to rewrite Christianity or create another translation of its teachings. Instead, Christianity becomes a case study in what happens when human beings mistake our concepts about reality for reality itself.

Delaney explores the tension between analytical thinking and direct experience, the ways civilization and religious institutions have reinforced one particular mode of perception, and the living mystical experience that has continued underneath the structures of religion.

Along the way, she asks some provocative questions:

Why do we feel that something is missing?

What happened to our natural capacity for connection?

What can the divided mind teach us about awakening?

And what if awakening is not a destination at all, but something we can recognize right now?

Drawing from decades of spiritual practice, spiritual dance, research into archaeology and brain science, Native studies, and her own lived experience, Delaney invites us to stop looking for something outside ourselves and begin to experience what has been here all along.

The point isn’t to become awake.

The point is to be awake.

Right click here to download a FREE copy