The Christ Buddha, magic mushrooms, Abraham and Isaac, and a Grizzly bear

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I move at Christ’s demand, for I am the Buddha.

Since everyone is an aspect of Your Being, the experiences they have are Your experiences, for they are you; the ‘other’, who is not other, has merely had more intimacy with your experience- they are you experiencing for you.

To be the experience of the event- to be the event and not just the experiencer. To be all that is. To be.

I write so as to bring others into my reality. I love so as to go into theirs.

The magic mushroom is like ‘truth serum’, discovering the lie and denial within you, and washing you clean for a ‘new’ experience.

I am the Son of the Mother and Father; I bring God down into being, and I bring God up into non-being.

I am God because of God: the Christ is a relationship.

What is Abraham’s greater sin- to deny himself or to deny God? Isn’t the denial of himself the denial of God? And therefore must we now transcend our denials, and refuse to sacrifice Isaac? Or is God the death of childhood within a man?

It is also healthy to rebel against God, for God learns through us also.

What do I care of another’s judgement, I am witnessed already by God.

If only you could love enough that a Grizzly bear would fall to loving you.

Everything I have, I have been given. Both inward, and outward. Accepting the full and confounding fallout of this is to have all pride removed and replaced with gratitude.

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These fragments and quotes are taken from the unpublished writings of Jack Haas, selected from the notebooks 1990-2005.