Resurrection, Bô Yin Râ

Bô Yin Râ describes resurrection as the human being's spiritual awakening amidst the illusions and spiritual numbness of physical existence. The book Resurrection explains that most people are physically awake while being spiritually asleep; thus, they can only understand concepts such as "God," "eternal life," and profound questions about the meaning of life, intellectually. But the truth that underlies these concepts can be apprehended only through experience, and only when the individual has been spiritually "resurrected." Resurrection is not a gift reserved by an imagined higher power for believers, but every human being's spiritual obligation and potential—the rising up from the spiritual slumber of earthly existence into the Light. Resurrection offers guidance as to what is to be done, and what should be avoided, to reach this goal.

Preface. Resurrection. The Knowledge of Sages. Effects of Law and Chance. Wasted Labors. Mardi Gras of the Occult. Inner Voices. The Magic Effect of Fear. The Limits of Omnipotence. The New Life. Festive Joy. The Virtue of Laughter. Self-Conquest.