“The state of pure and total presence is equally praised by all Teachers who have been the light of the world.” — Mañjuśrīmitra (Buddhist: 740 CE) (Manjushri. 2001. p. 55.)
“The spiritual quest, that is to say, to find the inward thing that you basically are . . [that] you are God in your deepest identity. You are one with the transcendent.” — Joseph Cambell (Scholar of Comparative Mythology) (“Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth.” Ep. 6: Masks of Eternity. 1988.)
From Christian mystics and Sufi masters, to Hindu sages, Kabbalists, Hermeticists, Neoplatonists, and Tibetan Buddhists — mystics across radically different religions and 2,500 years of history repeatedly describe the same core experience: the self dissolving into an infinite light of oneness and bliss. In this page, you’ll see how beneath every religion, lies this shared encounter with the ultimate reality.
This page isn’t done. I have all the research from all the individual religions, but I’m still in the process of writing for each. So, for now go learn more about the other experience paths first, you got many to choose from — 
near death experiences, 
psychedelic experiences, 
past life regressions, 
remote viewings, or 
spontaneous mystical experiences after difficult situation or during everyday activity.
near death experiences, psychedelic experiences, past life regressions, remote viewings, or spontaneous mystical experiences after difficult situation or during everyday activity.
The Common Themes
The World Religions — One By One
