The Kingdom of God is not unreachable for us

There are many books which deal with complex issues but which are difficult to understand for us due to their complexity, such as the Zohar, so we know that the things which they describe are complex. On the other hand, when reading the Bible, many people do not regard it as a complex work but

“The Short of It, Volume 2” is published now – and I’m featured in it!

I am very proud to announce that The Short of It, Volume 2: Reflections & Revelations is published now – and I am a part of it with two of my poems. The anthology also includes another 46 poets and writers who will – hopefully – leave you with rich impressions. All of the poems,

Summary of some key points from my advanced thoughts within my Judeo-Buddhist philosophy in a few bullet points

This article is intended for those who read the basic works on my Judeo-Buddhist philosophy, but not my work Deep In the Ocean Is a Hidden Treasure (Manderscheid 2023). I hope that this summary helps to give an overview about the very key points of my latest thoughts. Now what can we say to those

Our thoughts are not pure, but a mixture

Sexton explains that we are all made up of mind, an energy out of which everything is made, a kind of divine principle [Gavin Sexton: Bin ich gut genug? – Selbstwertgefühl stärken mit der Inside-Out Methode. Berlin: Avocado Verlag, 2022, p. 113]. Actually, this is well-known from Hegel who said that mind/spirit is God, and

True Philosophy wants to make human-beings better!

“Philosophy has three peculiarities essential to her: she grows and does not decay, she shines and does not get dark, and she reveals herself to be looked at and does not go away.” Pseudo-Maǧriti: „Picatrix“ – Das Ziel des Weisen von Pseudo-Maǧrīṭī. Translated into German from Arabic by Hellmut Ritter and Martin Plessner. London: The

Reflecting on our own mistakes first

“The examples in God’s word of genuine repentance and humiliation reveal a spirit of confession in which there is no excuse for sin or attempt at self-justification. Paul did not seek to shield himself; he paints his sin in its darkest hue, not attempting to lessen his guilt. […] The humble and broken heart, subdued